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CHS cheer squad earns big win

Posted in Cheer, tagged , , , , on November 13, 2025| Leave a Comment »

Wolf cheerleaders celebrate their success. (Photos courtesy Jennifer Morrell)

The Wolves own the competition mats.

The Coupeville High School cheer squad rolled to a big win Wednesday in Puyallup, claiming first place in the co-ed division at the Cougar Climb.

The event was hosted by Cascade Christian Schools.

While the win was impressive, it’s just the start for Jennifer Morrell’s 15-member competition squad, which will continue to vie for honors during the winter season.

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Letters, awards await at the end of the trail

Posted in Cross Country, tagged , , , , on November 12, 2025| Leave a Comment »

CHS cross country runners Devon Wyman (left) and Mikayla Wagner celebrate during Wednesday’s awards banquet. (Photos courtesy Amber Wyman and Shaloma Allen)

Coupeville’s runners have reached the finish line.

For now.

Keeping the fall sports awards banquet season hopping, the Wolf cross country team handed out awards and letters Wednesday, as CHS coach Elizabeth Bitting celebrated her squad.

Senior George Spear and sophomore Mikayla Wagner were tabbed as the team’s Most Valuable Runners, while Spear was also honored with the Sportsmanship Award.

George Spear and Mikayla Wagner are joined by Wolf coach Elizabeth Bitting.

Other honorees included Ivy Rudat (Excellence Award), Ava Lucero (Teamwork Award), Ezekiel Allen (Integrity Award), Devon Wyman (Responsibility Award), and Allie Powers (Dedication Award).

Team leaders Ezekiel Allen and Aleksia Jump

Jeann Nitta was recognized for her work as team manager, while Aleksia Jump and Allen were honored as captains.

Seniors Noelle Western, Reagan Callahan, Allen, and Spear also received Four-Year Awards to commemorate having run with the Wolves for their entire high school careers.

Speedy Wolves (l to r) Allie Powers, Ivy Rudat, Noelle Western, and Reagan Callahan

 

Varsity letter winners:

Ezekiel Allen
Isaiah Allen
Beckett Green
Johnathan Jacobsen
Kenneth Jacobsen
Aleksia Jump
Ossian Merkel
Allie Powers
Ivy Rudat
Cyrus Sparacio
George Spear
Mikayla Wagner
Devon Wyman

 

Participation certificates:

Hunter Atteberry
Zachary Blitch
Reagan Callahan
Donovan Fox
Nolan Hunt
Ava Lucero
Jeann Nitta
Zachary Saho
Will Tierney
Noelle Western

Senior harriers (l to r) George Spear, Ezekiel Allen, Zachary Saho, Jeann Nitta, Reagan Callahan, Noelle Western, and Aleksia Jump

Ava Lucero

Letter winners (l to r) Ossian Merkel, Johnathan Jacobsen, and Cyrus Sparacio

Longtime cross country coach Craig Pedlar, who worked in both Coupeville and Oak Harbor, imparts wisdom to the current generation of trail runners.

Aleksia Jump

On to next season!

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Wolf grad roars to big election win

Posted in elections, tagged , , , , , on November 12, 2025| Leave a Comment »

Luke and Beverly Currier

It was a slam dunk.

Luke Currier, who graduated from Coupeville High School in the early ’90s, then married fellow Wolf Beverly Robinett, has been swept into political office by the voters of Anacortes.

The former CHS athlete, now the CEO of Skagit Valley’s Land Title and Escrow Company, received 66% of the vote in the race to obtain an open seat on the Anacortes City Council.

“Thank you, Anacortes! I am truly humbled by your support and honored to be elected to serve,” Currier said in a statement.

“This community means everything to Bev and I.

“I am grateful for every conversation, every encouraging message, and every person who believed in this campaign.”

While Currier will be new to the City Council, he has plenty of prior experience helping guide growth in the area, as he sits on the Anacortes Planning Commission and the Executive Board of the Anacortes Chamber of Commerce.

After finishing his high school days in Coupeville, Currier earned a B.A. in Political Science from Western Washington University and an Executive MBA from Seattle University.

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Booters launch banquet season

Posted in Boys Soccer, tagged , , , , , on November 11, 2025| Leave a Comment »

Solomon Rudat gets up close and personal with a rival. (Julie Wheat photo)

Every letterman can return next season.

With no seniors on this year’s roster, the Coupeville High School boys’ soccer squad went 15 players deep, and first-year coach Jim Kunz awarded every man on his roster a varsity letter.

Which makes sense, since most of the Wolves saw considerable field time during a season in which CHS picked up four of its five wins on its home pitch.

The booters were the first of Coupeville’s six fall sports teams to hand out postseason honors, kicking things off with a pizza party Tuesday night.

Josh Richards jumps on an unsuspecting soccer ball. (Julie Wheat photo)

 

Varsity letter winners:

Sage Arends
Mal Chapa
Wyatt Fitch-Marron
Diego Gonzalez
Edmund Kunz
Liam Lawson
Jacob Lujan
Josh Richards
Sam Richards
Sawyer Rudat
Solomon Rudat
Shiloh Sandlin
Brian Thompson
Aiden Wheat
Edmund Wilson

The Wolves prepare to take the field on breast cancer awareness night. (Jackie Saia photo)

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Hoops schedules dazzle and delight

Posted in Basketball, tagged , , , , on November 11, 2025| Leave a Comment »

Capri Anter and friends will soon be living in the gym. (Bailey Thule photo)

The sound of squeaking shoes on gym floors is almost upon us.

The first day of practice for Coupeville High School basketball teams is next Monday, Nov. 17, with the first Wolf games set for Dec. 2.

CHS varsity head coaches Megan Richter and Brad Sherman, and their assistants will guide their squads through seasons which run through possibly March.

Currently the Wolf boys have 19 games on the schedule, with their female counterparts down for 18, with the boys (two tilts) and girls (three rumbles) both set to play in a holiday tournament.

Included in that are 10 games against Coupeville’s fellow Northwest 2B/1B League rivals, as the Wolves play 2B foes La Conner, Mount Vernon Christian, Orcas Island, and Friday Harbor twice, while squaring off with 1B schools Darrington and Concrete once.

Write everything down in pencil, as the Wolf girls are expected to add at least one more game, and winter weather can always play havoc with everything.

But here at least is a tease of what could be:

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