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Yohannon Sandles awaits the pitch. (Ember Light photo)

The numbers are frozen in time now.

With the season finished, we’re taking a final look at stats for the Coupeville High School varsity baseball squad.

Overall, the Wolves went 11-9, claimed a co-league title, won a bi-district crown, and advanced to state for the second straight year under coach Steve Hilborn.

Some players got on the field late due to injuries, while others moved away mid-season, but if you made your mark at some point, you’re on the list.

And this list was compiled by CHS coaches and stored on GameChanger.

So, if you have a disagreement with any numbers, talk to them.

I’m just the messenger here – provided I typed everything in correctly…

 

HITTING:

 

At-Bats:

Peyton Caveness – 63
Landon Roberts – 55
Cole White 
– 53
Jack Porter
– 50
Camden Glover 
– 46
Coop Cooper
– 41
Johnny Porter
– 33
Aiden O’Neill
– 30
Seth Woollet
– 27
Chase Anderson
– 25
Yohannon Sandles – 25
Steven Gonzalez 
– 16
Aidyn McDermott – 12
Carson Grove – 11
Matthew Gilbert 
– 5
Nathan Niewald – 2
Jack Farrell – 1
Jayden Little – 1

 

Hits:

Caveness – 26
White – 13
Glover – 12
Ja. Porter – 12
Jo. Porter – 12
Roberts – 12
Anderson – 11
Cooper – 11
Sandles – 10
Woollet – 9
Grove – 5
Gonzalez – 4
O’Neill – 4
McDermott – 2
Gilbert – 1

 

Runs:

White – 19
Caveness – 18
Roberts – 16
Ja. Porter – 14
Anderson – 10
Cooper – 10
Glover – 9
O’Neill – 9
Jo. Porter – 9
Woollet – 6
Sandles – 4
Easton Green – 3
Gonzalez – 3
McDermott – 3
Gilbert – 2
Grove – 1

 

2B’s:

Caveness – 8
Glover – 5
Ja. Porter – 4
Jo. Porter – 3
Cooper – 2
Anderson – 1
Sandles – 1
White – 1

 

3B’s:

Caveness – 4
Ja. Porter – 4
Jo. Porter – 2
Anderson – 1
O’Neill – 1

 

RBI:

Caveness – 16
Ja. Porter – 13
Glover – 9
Jo. Porter – 9
White – 8
Anderson – 7
Cooper – 7
Gonzalez – 7
Sandles – 7
Woollet – 7
Roberts – 6
Grove – 3
O’Neill – 3
McDermott – 1

 

Walks:

White – 15
Cooper – 13
Roberts – 12
Caveness – 11
Glover – 11
Ja. Porter – 11
O’Neill – 9
Gonzalez – 6
Anderson – 5
Woollet – 5
McDermott – 4
Jo. Porter – 4
Green – 2
Little – 2
Sandles – 2
Farrell – 1
Gilbert – 1
Grove – 1

 

Stolen Bases:

Caveness – 18
Roberts – 18
White – 15
Anderson – 10
O’Neill – 7
Jo. Porter – 6
Cooper – 4
Glover – 4
Ja. Porter – 4
Woollet – 3
Green – 2
Gonzalez – 1
McDermott – 1

 

Batting Average:

Grove – .455
Anderson – .440
Caveness – .413
Sandles – .400
Jo. Porter – .364
Woollet – .333
Cooper – .268
Glover – .261
Gonzalez – .250
White – .245
Ja. Porter – .240
Roberts – .218
Gilbert – .200
McDermott – .167
O’Neill – .133

 

Landon Roberts snaps off a strike. (Parker Hammons photo)

 

PITCHING:

 

Games:

Woollet – 12
Glover – 9
Roberts – 9
Caveness – 7
Cooper – 5
Grove – 3
O’Neill
 – 3
Ja. Porter 
– 3
Gilbert 
– 2
White – 2

 

Starts:

Woollet – 9
Roberts – 5
Caveness – 3
Glover – 1
O’Neill – 1
Ja. Porter – 1

 

Hits:

Woollet – 65
Roberts – 25
Caveness – 12
Glover – 11
Grove – 3
O’Neill – 3
White – 3
Cooper – 2
Gilbert – 1

 

Runs:

Woollet – 43
Roberts – 32
Caveness – 16
Glover – 15
O’Neill – 9
Grove – 6
Gilbert – 5
Cooper – 3
Ja. Porter – 3
White – 3

 

Earned Runs:

Woollet – 22
Roberts – 16
Glover – 9
O’Neill – 8
Caveness – 7
Grove – 6
Gilbert – 2
White – 2

 

Walks:

Glover – 30
Roberts – 28
Caveness – 22
Woollet – 17
O’Neill – 14
Cooper – 5
Grove – 5
Gilbert – 4
White – 4
Ja. Porter – 3

 

Strikeouts:

Woollet – 29
Roberts – 25
Glover – 23
Caveness – 21
Ja. Porter – 7
Grove – 6
Cooper – 4
Gilbert – 3
O’Neill – 1
White – 1

 

Innings Pitched:

Woollet – 54.2
Roberts – 20.2
Caveness – 17.0
Glover – 14.0
Grove – 3.1
Cooper – 3.0
O’Neill – 3.0
Ja. Porter – 3.0
Gilbert – 1.0
White – 0.1

 

Batters Faced:

Woollet – 261
Roberts – 123
Glover – 86
Caveness – 85
O’Neill – 26
Cooper – 18
Grove – 18
Ja. Porter – 13
Gilbert – 10
White – 9

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The ever-brilliant Lucy Sandahl rocks some crocs. (Photo courtesy Jeannie Sandahl)

Check out the big brain on Lucy Sandahl.

The Coupeville grad is capping her run as a senior coxswain with the Seattle Pacific University crew program, but still has time to hit the books.

Sandahl was one of 14 Falcons named Wednesday to the Great Northwest Athletic Conference All-Academic team.

Currently pulling a 3.21 GPA in Physiology, she’s the only one on her squad to be a three-time All-Academic team honoree.

Since freshmen are not eligible for the team, that means Sandahl made it every season she was able to.

“We are so proud to have 14 individuals make the GNAC All-Academic team,” SPU coach Caitlin McClain said in a statement.

“Our seniors and juniors with multiple years of recognition show how the sport and the people produce excellence on the water and in the classroom.”

Sandahl and the Falcons will be back on the water this weekend, competing at the GNAC Championships Saturday in Gold River, California.

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Haylee Armstrong enjoys the taste of victory. (Parker Hammons photos)

Talent runs deep on the prairie.

The pics above and below capture Coupeville High School softball players as they prep for the playoffs, with the young Wolves boasting a 14-4 record.

The photos themselves come to us from Parker Hammons, a CHS student who continues to showcase a skilled eye for going deep to capture the passion and excitement beneath the action.

Sydney Van Dyke drops the hammer.

Fireballer Adeline Maynes launches wicked heat.

Coupeville’s youngest coach demonstrates proper hitting technique.

“Let the boy cook. I like his attitude.”

Taylor Brotemarkle dances with a wayward pitch.

Another win … and SUNSHINE?? Mia Farris is pumped.

Shania Kenney (front) and Danica Strong keep the dugout hoppin’.

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Peyton Caveness earned First-Team All-League status as a senior. (Jackie Saia photos)

They got some respect from league coaches.

After using a second-half surge to rally to tie for the league crown, the Coupeville High School baseball squad went on to win the district tourney and earn a trip to the state playoffs for a second-straight season.

Now, five of those Wolves have been tabbed to the All-League team by Northwest 2B/1B League diamond skippers.

Seniors Peyton Caveness and Seth Woollet landed on the First Team along with junior Landon Roberts, while sophomore Chase Anderson and senior Cole White were tabbed as Second Team picks.

Cole White snags a grounder, catching the eye of league coaches.

Caveness anchored the Wolves as their catcher, while Woollet became the team’s pitching ace as the season unfolded.

Roberts was a jack of all trades, pitching while also playing first base and in the outfield, with White playing shortstop.

Anderson missed more than half the season with an injury but tore things up as a designated hitter and second baseman after getting back on the field.

Mount Vernon Christian senior infielder Joel Votipka was tagged as league MVP, with Eli Sanders of Orcas Island and Jeremiah LeSourd of La Conner sharing Coach of the Year honors.

La Conner took home the Best Sportsmanship award.

 

First-Team All-League:

Logan Burks — Senior — La Conner
Peyton Caveness — Senior — Coupeville
Mason Chittick — Junior — Darrington
Eddie Cunningham — Senior — Orcas Island
Jackson Feliz — Freshman — Friday Harbor
Calder Jones — Sophomore — Orcas Island
Landon Roberts — Junior — Coupeville
Hayden Shaefer — Senior — Orcas Island
Nathan Symmank — Senior — Mount Vernon Christian
Seth Woollet — Senior — Coupeville

 

Second-Team All-League:

Chase Anderson — Sophomore — Coupeville
Cody Anderson — Senior — Friday Harbor
Trevor Blom — Junior — Mount Vernon Christian
Adam Culver — Senior — Concrete
Bennett Davis — Freshman — Mount Vernon Christian
CJ Edwards — Junior — La Conner
Cooper Green — Junior — Darrington
Floyd Holman — Freshman — Friday Harbor
Moose Kinsey — Senior — Orcas Island
Joe Stephens — Sophomore — Orcas Island
Cole White — Senior — Coupeville

 

Honorable Mention:

Jake Feddema — Sophomore — Mount Vernon Christian
Jefferson Freeman — Senior — Orcas Island
Charles Hill — Senior — Orcas Island
Channing Kleine — Freshman — Friday Harbor
Chase Woodmansee — Freshman — Mount Vernon Christian

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The final three are in the books.

Wolf seniors Nick Guay, Isabella Schooley, and Damy Giacobbe will be honored Wednesday night as the Students of the Quarter by the Coupeville Lions Club.

The service organization, which has awarded scholarships to CHS students for 80+ years, traditionally honors eight students during a school year.

This time around, that number has hit 10 as there were ties during the third and fourth quarters.

When the Lions hand out their awards, the selections are based on attitude, leadership, scholarship, community service, sportsmanship, inspiration, contributions to school, and congeniality.

All CHS seniors are eligible, with staff and teachers selecting the winners.

The fourth quarter honorees:

Damy Giacobbe (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Damy Giacobbe:

A foreign exchange student from Olevano Romano, Italy, he’s staying with Jennifer and Steve Wynn during his time in Coupeville.

Giacobbe has participated in volleyball, track and field, and cross country, worked as a library manager, and worked with the Lion’s Leos Club.

A member of the National Honors Society, he earned third place in a math competition and scored a merit certificate for technology from the Cisco Academy.

His hobbies include cycling, reading, and music, and Giacobbe has been active in community service with the Leo’s Club and the Historic Waterfront Association.

After graduation from high school, he plans to pursue further education in college and medical school.

 

Nick Guay

Nick Guay:

The son of Dina and Dylan Guay, he’s been a top Wolf athlete for four years, playing baseball, soccer, track, and basketball.

A key part of a hoops squad which won a district title and went to state during his senior season, he’s currently slated to head to the state track and field championships May 23-25, having qualified in three events.

Guay is ranked #3 in the high jump among all male competitors from 2B schools.

When he’s not playing sports, the lanky one is a member of the National Honor Society, who enjoys math, history, welding, and workshop.

Community service includes assisting the Ragnar Relays, Race for the Reserve, and Mussel Fest, while Guay also helps makes food baskets at his local church for distribution to those in need.

After graduation, he plans to study business management and architecture at a four-year college.

 

Isabella Schooley

Isabella Schooley:

A Wolf cheerleader and experienced dog show participant, she spends her extra time working on her grandmother’s ranch and aiding with the care of her sisters.

The daughter of Tania Schooley, Isabella plans to attend Western Washington University to study biology.

During her CHS days, she has enjoyed studying science, chemistry, biology, and physics, while balancing academics, sports, and volunteer work.

A member of the Lions Leo Club, the National Honor Society and the Captain’s Club, Schooley has volunteered at the Arts and Crafts Festival and Race the Reserve.

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