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Tenley Stuurmans awaits an incoming volleyball. (Jacob Lujan photo)

She’s bonafide.

Coupeville High School junior Tenley Stuurmans has been tabbed as an Athlete of the Week winner by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association.

The Wolf standout was honored for her work during a run of three matches where she led CHS volleyball to league wins over Concrete, Friday Harbor and La Conner.

During that week she tallied 31 kills, 55 assists, 21 digs, 11 aces, 3 solo blocks, and 4 block assists.

For the season, Stuurmans leads the Wolves in four major statistical categories as she pursues her fourth career state tournament appearance across volleyball and tennis.

To see the official notice, pop over to:

Athlete of the Week | Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WA)

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Mia Farris strolls to the service line, ready to unleash hot death ‘n destruction. (Photo courtesy Susan Farris)

She’s a winner.

First Mia Farris was named as the North Region Defensive Player of the Week by the Northwest Athletic Conference, then she helped spark the Whatcom College women’s volleyball team to a come-from-behind win Wednesday night.

The former two-time Coupeville High School Athlete of the Year, now a college sophomore, picked up 11 digs, four assists, and two service aces as the Orcas beat Shoreline in four tense sets.

Whatcom dropped the opening frame 25-17, before rebounding to take the next three by a 25-15, 25-20, 25-15 count.

The win lifts Farris and Co. to 9-13 on the season, with another match coming up on Friday, this time against Edmonds.

On the season, the former Cow Town killer has tallied 36 kills, 31 assists, 41 aces, 276 digs, two solo blocks, a block assist, and 79.5 points.

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Olivia Martin fires up the offense. (Julie Wheat photo)

A big win and a close loss.

It was a split decision for the Coupeville High School volleyball squads Wednesday night on Orcas Island, with the Wolf varsity sweeping the host Vikings, while the JV pushed their hosts to the limit before falling.

Scout Smith’s varsity spikers started strong and finished determined, holding on for a 25-15, 25-21, 27-25 victory.

That lifts them to 5-2 in Northwest 2B/1B League action, 5-5 overall.

Meanwhile Alita Blouin’s young guns came dangerously close to toppling the Vikings, who escaped with a 25-21, 25-22 win in the JV bout.

The loss drops Coupeville’s second team to 3-4 in conference action, 3-7 overall.

Wolves (left to right) Kennedy O’Neill, Arianna Cunningham, and Willow Leedy-Bonifas celebrate a point. (Jacob Lujan photo)

Both Wolf teams return to action with back-to-back home games Friday and Saturday.

Up first is a league battle with Mount Vernon Christian on a night when the volleyball teams are holding a Coupeville vs. Cancer fundraiser to benefit WhidbeyHealth Cancer Care.

JV tips at 5:00 PM, with varsity at 6:30.

The next day, the Wolves play host to non-conference foe East Jefferson, with start times of 1:00 and 2:30.

 

Wednesday stats:

 

Varsity:

Zariyah Allen — 6 kills, 1 dig
Capri Anter — 4 digs, 3 aces
Haylee Armstrong — 1 kill, 4 digs, 8 assists, 4 aces
Arianna Cunningham — 7 kills, 9 digs, 3 block assists, 2 aces
Lexis Drake — 2 kills, 2 aces
Rhylee Inman — 4 kills, 1 block assist
Willow Leedy-Bonifas — 18 digs, 1 assist, 5 aces
Kennedy O’Neill — 1 kill
Tenley Stuurmans — 7 kills, 1 dig, 13 assists, 2 block assists, 1 ace

 

JV:

Annabelle Cundiff — 1 kill
Addison Jacobson — 1 kill
Emma Leavitt — 1 kill, 3 digs, 3 assists, 5 aces
Olivia Martin — 6 digs, 1 ace
Cassandra Powers — 6 kills, 3 digs, 1 assist
Emily Rains — 2 kills, 2 digs
Scarlett Spencer — 2 digs

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Lyla Grose scored and played in goal for the Wolves in a win on Orcas Island. (Jacob Lujan photo)

Fourteen down, one (or two) to go.

Five different Wolves knocked in a goal Wednesday on Orcas Island, as the Coupeville High School girls’ soccer squad rolled to a 5-0 shutout of the host Vikings.

The win lifts CHS to 4-3-2 in Northwest 2B/1B League play, 5-4-2 overall heading into a home clash Friday with league leader Mount Vernon Christian.

Facing off with a winless Orcas team, Jasmine Ader’s howlin’ Wolves spread the offensive love around.

Lillian Ketterling opened the scoring, with Lyla Grose, Sophia Greene, Tamsin Ward, and Lucy Schisel also beating the netminder.

It was the first goal of the season for both Greene and Ward, with the latter making her debut after sitting out the first 10 games while recovering from an injury.

Now with 16 career goals, Ward is one back of Lindsey Roberts for #4 on the CHS girls all-time scoring chart.

Grose and Ketterling are coming in hot, with nine apiece, while Schisel (4) and Greene (2) are working their way up the ladder as well.

Sophia Greene makes a run. (Julie Wheat photo)

With the explosion on Orcas, 14 of the 16 players on the roster have scored this year, the best single-season mark in program history.

The only two players without a score are goaltender Finley Helm, who has spent 95% of her time defending against shots, and not taking them, and defensive dynamo Taylor Marrs, who has been sidelined with a broken ankle.

Helm, who scored last season as an 8th grader, got some field time Wednesday, with Grose stepping into the net to finish off the shutout.

The Wolves, who are in their second season back after the program was shut down for two seasons due to a lack of players, has topped last year’s four-win total, and are in the hunt for a playoff berth.

After playing MVC Friday at Mickey Clark Field — 6:00 PM start and free admission — CHS travels to La Conner October 20, has a non-conference road game against East Jefferson October 24, then closes the regular season in Cow Town October 29 against Friday Harbor.

Tamsin Ward (left) got to rejoin Lillian Ketterling on the field Wednesday afternoon. (Jandellyn Ward photo)

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Lincoln Wagner and the Wolf booters are flying high. (Julie Wheat photo)

Beat the deadline and score as a true fan.

Coupeville High School boys’ soccer is having a fundraiser which is almost halfway to its $6,000 goal with 22 days left to participate.

Whether you are able to pony up $5 or $500, as top contributor Branch Business Services has done, your hard-earned bucks help fuel the rise of the current hottest team in Wolf Nation.

Coming off an 8-0 thumping of Grace Academy Tuesday night, Coupeville’s pitch crew sits at 5-1 in Northwest 2B/1B League play, 8-3 overall.

And know that your donations are deeply appreciated.

“Your contributions mean the world to us and help provide essential resources for our team,” said CHS coach Jim Kunz.

“Together, we can make an impact and create unforgettable experiences for these young athletes.”

 

To donate or find out more info, pop over to:

Coupeville HS Boys Soccer 2026 | Snap! Mobile

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