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Coupeville High School runners (left to right) Aleksia Jump, Mikayla Wagner, Devon Wyman, and Aleera Kent are headed to the state meet. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

They’re Pasco-bound.

Well, not until very early Friday morning, but Coupeville High School cross country runners were hailed Thursday as they prep for the trip to the state meet.

The Wolves are sending their entire boys’ team and four female runners to the 2B championships, which go down Saturday.

With 11 harriers set to count in the standings, it’s the biggest collection to earn the trip since CHS revived its running program in 2017 after a two-decade shutdown.

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Wolf athletes (l to r) Jada Heaton, Haylee Armstrong, and Dakota Strong helped run things at the recent Coupeville Booster Club fundraiser. (Michelle Armstrong photos)

The community stepped up big time in its support of its athletes.

The annual Coupeville Booster Club fundraiser dinner and auction snagged $26,000 this past weekend.

“I’m so humbled by the generosity of the community giving to our kids,” said Booster Club board member Danette Beckley.

The event was a true labor of love, with Beckley, Michelle Armstrong, and Jess Lucero leading the booster club side of things.

Current Wolf athletes, both at the middle and high school level, volunteered their time to work during the dinner as well.

Serendipity Catering provided the food, while community members donated sweet treats for the always-popular dessert auction.

There was also a silent auction, and a live one, with trips to Chelan and Maui, a Seahawk gift package (including game tickets), a “Pork-A-Palooza” event for eight, and a “Wheelbarrow of Booze” perfect for parties among the items up for grabs.

 

The Booster Club offers thanks to:

5 Sisters Design
Ace Hardware
Angel of the Winds Casino
Armstrong family
Ashley’s Design
Bayleaf
Danette Beckley and friends
Blue Fox Drive-In
The Book Rack
Jana Bouzek
Branch Business Services
Callen’s
Central Collison
Chris’ Bakery
CHS yearbook staff (Jackie Saia)
Coupeville Coffee Roasters
Courtney Boyd
Chelsea Churchill
Cynthia Woerner Photography
Ana Paula de Souza Oliveira-Mc Fetridge
Marisol Diaz
Diedrich Coffee
Ebey Academy
Front Street Grill
Front Street Realty
Frontier Lumber
Gardner Orthodontics
Suzan Georges
Greenbank Cidery & Tap Room
Kari Habeck
Home Depot
Irene’s on Whidbey
Kapaw’s Iskreme
Karl’s Site Development
Krieg Construction
Leann Leavitt
Les Schwab
Little Caesar’s Pizza
Lucero family
Stig and Sarah Lyngra
Mariah Madsen
MAG33
Martin family
Erica McColl
Michele McEuen
Gordon McMillan and Nancy Conard
Molly McPherson
Messner family
Moch Construction & Excavation
Oak Bowl
People’s Bank
Pilgrim Pottery
Planet Fitness
Prairie Center
D. Moon Pratt
Rain Shadow Nursery
RayLynn Ratcliff
Rhodena Design
Sandy and Susan Roberts
Saratoga Yacht Charters
Safeway
Seaside Salon & Spa
Serendipity Catering
Dale and Liz Sherman
Sherman Beef
Flo Simon
Von and Barbara Summers
Terra Firma Wealth Management
Toby’s Tavern
Ana Valencia
Walmart
Julie Wheat
Whidbey Island Pies
Whidbey SeaTac Shuttle
Whidbey Tides and Taps
Derek Wolfe
Wright Construction

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Cherie Smith, and two scamps. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Buy the ticket, get your face click’it.

Coupeville High School sports fans (and a few ringers) show up in this latest collection of photos, all springing from the camera of John Fisken.

So, scroll down and see what develops.

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Madison McMillan rises up to deliver a mighty mash. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Two days, three locations, six teams, two tickets to the state championships.

The District 1/2 volleyball tournament kicks off Thursday night in Coupeville and Auburn, then wraps up Saturday at La Conner.

The first night features three schools playing at each location, with a loser-out match followed by the winner of that rumble squaring off with a #1 seed.

In Coupeville, that means Forest Ridge and La Conner clash at 3:30 PM, while the top-seeded Wolves meet the survivor at 5:30ish.

Win or lose Thursday, CHS advances to Saturday, ultimately needing two wins total at bi-districts to earn a return trip to the 2B state tourney, set for Nov. 13-14 at the Yakima SunDome.

Cory Whitmore lays out the game plan to the Wolves.

 

You can see the bi-district bracket here:

https://www.wpanetwork.com/wiaa/brackets/tournament.php?act=view&tournament_id=4487

 

And what of admission, you ask?

It’s the playoffs, so expect to pay more.

Adults and student’s w/o ASB — $8
Students w/ASB — $6
Children (ages 6-12) and Senior Citizens — $6
Children (0-5) — FREE

 

Tickets can be bought on GoFan (or with cash in person):

https://gofan.co/event/1985521?schoolId=WA86277

 

The teams:

 

Auburn Adventist Academy:

Season record: 4-11

Seed: #1 from District 2

WIAA RPI rank: #43

Sets W/L: 17-34

Coach: Lina Aiolupotea

Seniors: Not available

Mascot: Falcons

 

Coupeville:

Season record: 14-0

Seed: #1 from District 1

WIAA RPI rank: #2

Sets W/L: 42-4

Coach: Cory Whitmore

Seniors: Taylor Brotemarkle, Mia Farris, Jada Heaton, Katie Marti, Chloe Marzocca, Madison McMillan, Lyla Stuurmans

Mascot: Wolves

 

Forest Ridge:

Season record: 1-10

Seed: #2 from District 2

WIAA RPI rank: #52

Sets W/L: 4-30

Coach: Not available

Seniors: Not available

Mascot: Ravens

 

La Conner:

Season record: 9-8

Seed: #3 from District 1

WIAA RPI rank: #23

Sets W/L: 35-31

Coach: Pam Keller

Seniors: Addison Wigal

Mascot: Braves

 

Mount Vernon Christian:

Season record: 8-8

Seed: #4 from District 1

WIAA RPI rank: #22

Sets W/L: 33-29

Coach: Tim Boonstra

Seniors: Emerson Hoksbergen, Natalie Zastoupil

Mascot: Hurricanes

 

Orcas Island:

Season record: 10-8

Seed: #2 from District 1

WIAA RPI rank: #20

Sets W/L: 32-30

Coach: Mallory Balcomb

Seniors: Morgan Anderson, Ava Ashcraft, Maria Burns, Lili Malo, Alexandria Sanders, Molina Stone

Mascot: Vikings

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Dakota Strong fires off a serve. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Close the book and count the stats.

While the varsity plays on, the Coupeville High School JV volleyball squad capped its season Monday with a straight-sets victory over visiting Sultan.

That sent the Wolves to the locker room riding a 10-match winning streak and boasting a final record of 12-1.

Haylee Armstrong protects the floor at all costs.

Along the way, the young spikers piled up an impressive set of stats, which we have below.

Are the numbers perfect?

Maybe, maybe not, but they’re close enough.

 

Kills:

Capri Anter – 58
Lexis Drake – 51
Dakota Strong – 51
Tenley Stuurmans – 36
Sydney Van Dyke – 21
Ari Cunningham – 18
Chelsi Stevens – 16
Adeline Maynes – 13
Haylee Armstrong – 5
Isa Mc Fetridge – 3

 

Digs:

Armstrong – 100
Anter – 45
Maynes – 30
Van Dyke – 30
Cunningham – 26
Stuurmans – 21
Drake – 16
Mc Fetridge – 6
Willow Leedy-Bonifas – 4
Strong – 2
Stevens – 1

 

Block – Solo

Drake – 1
Strong – 1

 

Assists:

Maynes – 135
Stuurmans – 44
Armstrong – 16
Leedy-Bonifas — 9
Cunningham – 3
Van Dyke – 3
Anter – 2
Strong – 1

 

Service Aces:

Maynes – 65
Drake — 29
Anter – 25
Armstrong – 21
Van Dyke – 14
Cunningham – 13
Stuurmans – 13
Mc Fetridge – 11
Leedy-Bonifas – 3
Strong – 3

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