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Mitch Pelroy, seen here last year, is wrapping up a stellar college football career. (Kirsten Pelroy photo)

   Mitch Pelroy, seen here last year, is wrapping up a stellar college football career. (Kirsten Pelroy photo)

The final run of Mitch Pelroy is going quite well.

The Coupeville High School grad, who’s playing his senior season at Montana Western, put together his second straight week of gridiron excellence.

Pelroy returned four kickoffs for 110 yards, with a long return of 44 yards, and collected six tackles, two assists and a sack Saturday as the Bulldogs destroyed Montana State-Northern 50-6.

The win snaps a two-game skid for Montana Western and lifts its record to 3-2 overall, 2-2 in the Frontier Conference.

Saturday’s performance comes on the heels of a game a week ago, when Pelroy collected 88 yards on three returns and made seven tackles against Southern Oregon.

With six regular-season college football games left in his career, Pelroy is on the cusp of breaking 1,000 career return yards.

In 32 games played from 2013-2016, he’s rolled up 934 yards in kickoff returns and 59 in punt returns, for 993 combined yards.

Pelroy has also collected 53 tackles, 14 assists, two sacks and six broken-up passes while playing in the Bulldog secondary.

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Danny Conlisk (Dawnelle Conlisk photos)

   Danny Conlisk stays a step ahead Saturday as he eyes the finish line. (Dawnelle Conlisk photos)

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   Conlisk and fellow Wolf Henry Wynn (far right) hang out with their traveling companions from Langley.

Saturdays are for PRs.

Running in the second cross country race of their prep careers, Coupeville High School harriers Henry Wynn and Danny Conslisk both shaved considerable time off their best efforts.

The duo, who train and travel with South Whidbey, but compete as Wolves, were running at the mega-huge Bellevue Cross Country Invitational in Sammamish.

On a day when seven separate boys races were run, Coupeville’s fleet-footed pair were entered in the JV race.

Wynn finished 63rd in a field of 214 runners, covering the 5,000 meter course in 19 minutes, 5.30 seconds.

That was a full 1:12 better than his previous best for the CHS junior.

His running mate, a sophomore, crossed the line in 19:48 flat, claiming 101st.

That was a crisp 31 seconds better than Conlisk’s first race.

Both Wolves can also say, thanks to a quirk, that they have now beaten Tyler King in a cross country race.

Now, to be honest, it’s not the guy with that name who won a state 1A cross country title in 2010 while capping his remarkable career at Coupeville.

Instead, it’s a South Whidbey freshman who bears the same moniker and was 207th on this day.

The five Falcons who joined Wynn and Conlisk in Bellevue finished 80th (Michael Cepowski), 105th (Andrew Curtis), 201st (Ethan Petty), 207th (King) and 211th (Joe Davies).

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(John Fisken photo)

   Since I don’t have a ton of dress-related photos, a fresh pic of CHS spikers (l to r) Emma Smith, Payton Aparicio, Lauren Rose and Ally Roberts, who have all been known to wear dresses from time to time. (John Fisken photo)

Dress fever grips the nation.

We sit two weeks out from ye olde annual Coupeville High School Homecoming dance and the race is on to obtain garments for said night.

Enter the queen of the haberdashery, the titan of teal, the Tim Gunn of Cow Town, Amy Briscoe.

The mom of CHS spikers Tiffany and Kyla Briscoe, who also doubles as a reasonably-priced dress merchant in her work with My Fairy Godmother, is back at it.

Briscoe (and her 2,709 dresses) will be camped out in the school’s commons area Sept. 30-Oct. 1 (next Friday and Saturday) from 12-6 PM, making with the Homecoming dress rental.

Cost is just $20 (a steal, I say) and Briscoe offers a dazzling variety of styles and sizes.

You can also bring in a formal dress and slice $10 off the rental fee. Thrifty and fashion forward.

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Elliott Johnson (John Fisken photo)

Elliott Johnson is ready to terminate. (John Fisken photo)

You take your lumps and move on, eyes on the prize.

The win-loss record for the Coupeville High School boys’ tennis squad is a bit deceptive these days.

After absorbing a 6-1 non-conference thrashing at North Kitsap Friday, the Wolves sit at 1-6, which isn’t their usual level of success.

But, like I said, it’s a bit deceptive.

Coupeville’s schedule so far has been heavy in 2A schools, with the small-school Wolves sending their young roster into battle against much-bigger teams in four of seven matches.

Toss in a private school like Overlake here, and a traditional power like South Whidbey there, and it’s been a brutal run.

But, in the race that really matters — the battle to repeat as 1A Olympic League champs — CHS is still sitting pretty, atop the standings at 1-0.

In the week ahead the Wolves will get a chance to sharpen their game (and put a stranglehold on another title), playing two of three matches against their biggest rivals.

After opening with a home match against North Mason (yes, another 2A school) Monday, Coupeville plays at Chimacum (0-1 in league) Wednesday, then welcomes Klahowya (1-1) to Whidbey Friday.

Those last two clashes will put the Wolves at the midway point of their six-match league season.

“Hopefully we get back on track next week,” said CHS coach Ken Stange.

Friday’s results:

Varsity:

1st singles — Nick Etzell lost to Mitch Kunold 6-2, 6-0

2nd singles — Jimmy Myers beat Ian Lyons 6-3, 4-6, 6-3

3rd singles — Grey Rische lost to Sam Horn 7-6(7-2), 6-4

1st doubles — Joseph Wedekind/John McClarin lost to Turner Hibbs/Scott Lyons 6-2, 6-4

2nd doubles — William Nelson/Joey Lippo lost to Jacob Denny/Ryan Hekker 6-2, 7-5

3rd doubles — Nile Lockwood/Mason Grove lost to Justice Jagodishske/Grant Nausid-Nichols 6-0, 6-2

4th doubles — Aiden Crimmins/Jakobi Baumann lost to Jared Reister/Ryland Schmidt 7-5, 6-4

JV:

5th doubles — Jaschon Baumann/Tiger Johnson lost to Devon Horn/Max Larson 8-1

6th doubles — Elliott Johnson/Zachary Ginnings lost to Brandon Anderson/Aiden Adams 8-0

7th doubles — McClarin/Koby Schreiber beat Adam Rappaport/Tyler Dennis 8-4

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Downes

   Wolf QB Hunter Downes threw for three touchdowns Friday night, one to Jacob Martin (right). (John Fisken photos)

Hunter Smith

   Hunter Smith snagged the other two scoring strikes, giving him six TDs on the season.

This one was a heart-breaker.

Coming off of back-to-back blowout losses, the Coupeville High School football squad made huge strides Friday night, but fell just short in its conference opener.

Unable to hold on to a four-point halftime lead, the Wolves were clipped 23-20 by Charles Wright Academy in a game played in the wilds of Tacoma.

The loss drops Coupeville to 1-3 overall, 0-1 in Olympic/Nisqually League play.

CHS will get a chance to even its record with back-to-back home games the next two weeks, facing Vashon Island and Port Townsend.

With the 1A Olympic League having joined up with the Nisqually League to form an eight-team super conference for football, Coupeville found itself facing off with one of its new rivals to kick off the seven-game league season.

And while the Tarriers scored first, the Wolves hit right back, using an effective air game to pick apart the Charles Wright secondary.

Junior quarterback Hunter Downes rifled three touchdown passes, two to Hunter Smith and one to Jacob Martin, doubling his season output.

The first one went 34 yards on a Hunter-to-Hunter connection, while the second scoring pass, also to Smith, staked the Wolves to a 13-9 halftime lead.

Downes hit Martin for a second-half score as well, but Charles Wright answered with two touchdowns of its own to hold off Coupeville.

The three passing touchdowns was one off the school’s single-game record of four, jointly held by current CHS offensive coordinator Brad Sherman (2001) and Wolf legend Corey Cross (1971).

Cameron Toomey-Stout picked off a Tarrier pass to pace the CHS defense.

In other league games, Klahowya clocked Vashon Island 35-14 and Cascade Christian clobbered Chimacum 47-19.

Port Townsend and Bellevue Christian wrap up the first weekend of league play when they meet Saturday.

Current standings:

School League Overall
Cascade Christian 1-0 4-0
Charles Wright 1-0 2-2
Klahowya 1-0 3-1
Bellevue Christian 0-0 0-3
Port Townsend 0-0 1-2
Chimacum 0-1 1-3
Coupeville 0-1 1-3
Vashon Island 0-1 0-4

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