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Twice the birthday, twice the thrills!!

Posted in Boys Basketball, Happy birthday, tagged Anthony Bergeron, Basketball, CHS Wolves, Dante Mitchell, DeAndre Mitchell, Happy birthday on November 9, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Wolf hoops stars Dante (top) and DeAndre Mitchell, doin’ work. (John Fisken photos)

Avis Mitchell produces superstars.

Whether she’s working the sidelines as a coach, or raising her own children, the nicest hoops guru I know has a stellar track record.

And today marks one of her greatest accomplishments, the day she delivered twin titans into the world.

Coupeville High School seniors Dante and DeAndre Mitchell, who are a mere seven days away from returning for another run on the hardwood, are celebrating a joint birthday today.

Like a lot of twins, I can’t always tell them apart without basketball uniforms and a roster at my disposal.

Probably because I’m an idiot.

When we’re talking Coupeville twins and being able to tell who’s who, you range from stunningly easy (Joey/Skyy Lippo, for obvious reasons) to fairly easy (Lauren/Kayla Rose) to take a guess (Dante/DeAndre and Jake/Josh Lord) to no-way-in-heck (Ana/Ivy Luvera … four years and I never got it right).

But whether or not I always know which twin I’m looking at, they both score big in many ways.

Talented athletes, certainly, with the kind of free-flowing, air-walking game that big bro Anthony Bergeron brought to Wolf hoops before them.

But, also like Anthony, and like their mama, Dante and DeAndre class the joint up with their presence.

Smart, outgoing, well-liked by teammates, coaches and fans, they should make their mom proud.

As we head into a new hoops season, I hope they get a chance to have a big break-out in their final go-around, just like Anthony did as a Wolf senior.

It would be fitting for a duo who play with passion and a pedal-through-the-metal style.

Happy birthday, Dante and DeAndre, and all the best as you start dropping jumpers, and, perhaps, dunking like your brother.

The future is bright for both of you, and the present ain’t too bad, either.

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Stats? Let’s talk about that!!

Posted in Football, tagged CHS Wolves, football, Ryan Labrador, Stats, Wiley Hesselgrave, Zane Bundy on November 9, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Senior kicker Zane Bundy led the Wolves in scoring this season. (John Fisken photos)

Ryan Labrador (left) recorded his first three varsity tackles Friday.

Freshman Chris Battaglia was second on the team in tackles and first in sacks.

And now the end has come.

Fall sports officially came to an end Friday night, with the Coupeville High School football squad wrapping its season on Vashon Island.

But, before we let go for good, one final look at Wolf football stats, with a couple of new names slipping in just under the deadline.

Jacob Zettle hauled in his first varsity pass, Teo Keilwitz got his first carries at running back and Ryan Labrador collected his first-ever varsity tackles in the finale.

As always, if you disagree with your numbers, talk to your coaches.

They compile these numbers. I just pluck ’em off of MaxPreps.com.

Finals stats:

Offense:

Passing:

Gabe Eck 84-176 for 1062 yards (#2 in Olympic League, #7 in 1A) with 4 TD and 7 INTs
Hunter Downes 26-47 for 272 yards (#4 in Olympic League, #14 in 1A) with 1 TD and 3 INTs
CJ Smith 2-2 for 30 yards
Wiley Hesselgrave 0-2

Receiving:

Hunter Smith 32 receptions for 419 yards (#2 in Olympic League, #10 in 1A)
C. Smith 30-365 (#4 in Olympic League, #13 in 1A)
Jordan Ford 10-175 (#10 in Olympic League)
Ty Eck 17-163
Hesselgrave 11-107
Ryan Griggs 4-81
Lathom Kelley 2-22
Jacob Zettle 1-15
Jake Hoagland 2-7

Rushing:

Hesselgrave 108 carries for 451 yards (#5 in Olympic League)
Kelley 43-219 (#8 in Olympic League)
Jacob Martin 25-123
G. Eck 74-55
Mitchell Losey 13-54
T. Eck 1-6
Chris Battaglia 1-4
Teo Keilwitz 2-3
C. Smith 2 (-3)
Downes 12 (-49)

Total yards:

G. Eck 1117 (#3 in Olympic League, #11 in 1A)
Hesselgrave 558 (#6 in Olympic League)
H. Smith 419
C. Smith 392
Kelley 241
Downes 223
Ford 175
T. Eck 169
Martin 123
Griggs 81
Losey 54
Zettle 15
Hoagland 7
Battaglia 4
Keilwitz 3

Touchdowns:

Hesselgrave 4
T. Eck 3
Kelley 2
Martin 2
H. Smith 2
G. Eck 1
Ford 1
C. Smith 1

PATs:

Zane Bundy 8 (#3 in Olympic League, #9 in 1A)

Field Goals:

Bundy 5 (tied for #1 in 1A, tied for #4 in entire state)

Conversions:

Bundy 1
Griggs 1
Martin 1
C. Smith 1

Points:

Bundy 25 (#9 in Olympic League)
Hesselgrave 24 (tied for #10 in Olympic League)
T. Eck 18
Martin 14
Kelley 12
H. Smith 12
C. Smith 8
G. Eck 6
Ford 6
Griggs 2

Defense:

Tackles:

Kelley 73 (#6 in Olympic League, #10 in 1A)
Battaglia 56 (#10 in Olympic League)
T. Eck 54
Hesselgrave 53
Uriel Liquidano 45
Julian Welling 32
Mitchell Carroll 29
Martin 27
Tyler McCalmont 25
Brenden Gilbert 24
H. Smith 21
Griggs 18
Ford 16
Losey 16
Reilly 16
Jake Lord 11
Josh Lord 8
C. Smith 8
JR Pendergrass 4
Ryan Labrador 3
Keilwitz 2
Tavian Woolett 2
Bundy 1
Matt Hilborn 1
Hoagland 1
Ethan Kedrowski 1
Josh Robinson 1
Cameron Toomey-Stout 1
James Vidoni 1
Zettle 1

Sacks:

Battaglia 3 (tied for #4 in Olympic League, tied for #19 in 1A)
Ford 2 (tied for #8 in Olympic League)
Gilbert 2 (tied for #8 in Olympic League)
Kelley 2 (tied for #8 in Olympic League)
Carroll 1
Hesselgrave 1
Martin 1
McCalmont 1

Interceptions:

H. Smith 7 (CHS single season record, tied for #1 in entire state)
T. Eck 1
Griggs 1
Hesselgrave 1
Martin 1
Reilly 1

Fumble recoveries:

Griggs 3
Martin 3
Ford 2
Liquidano 2
H. Smith 2
Carroll 1
T. Eck 1
Hesselgrave 1
Kelley 1

Blocked kicks:

Hesselgrave 2
Kelley 1
Liquidano 1

Special Teams:

Kickoffs:

Bundy 15 for 539 yards (#2 in Olympic League, #6 in 1A)

Punts:

Reilly 34 for 1156 yards (#1 in 1A, #17 in entire state)
Bundy 12-308 (#6 in 1A)

Kickoff/punt returns:

Hesselgrave 22 for 345 yards (#3 in Olympic League, #5 in 1A)
Kelley 8-156
T. Eck 11-124
H. Smith 7-99
Martin 3-27
Reilly 6-0
Losey 2-0
C. Smith 2-0
Carroll 1-0
Pendergrass 1-0
Welling 1-0

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Well, we’re part of history…

Posted in Football, tagged Bryce Hoisington, CHS Wolves, football, state record, Vashon Island on November 7, 2015| Leave a Comment »

“Ow, ow, owie ow ow…” (John Fisken photo)

Coupeville helped set Washington state high school football history Friday night.

Not that anyone probably wants to talk about it all that much.

When the Wolves lost 70-31 at Vashon Island to end a 1-9 season, they were savaged by Pirate running back Bryce Hoisington in a way no team in modern recorded state history has ever been.

The Vashon junior carried the ball 51 times for 573 yards and nine touchdowns.

By doing so, Hoisington broke two records for 11-man football in Washington state.

The 573 yards shattered the previous single game record of 488 yards put up by Eisenhower’s Branden Curtis in 2012, and the final burst also allowed Hoisington to capture the single season record as well.

He ran for 2,929 yards and 32 touchdowns on 337 carries this season, breaking a yardage record that had stood for all of a season.

Chiawana running back Austin Urlacher set the record in 2014, when he collected 2,877 yards over 14 games as his team advanced to the 4A state title game.

Hoisington broke the record while playing four less games.

While we try to figure out how Vashon missed the playoffs — the Pirates finished 4-6, somehow losing to Chimacum along the way — let’s take a look at his record-breaking stats, courtesy a chart from the Tacoma News-Tribune.

Forks — 28 carries for 136 yards
Port Angeles — 34-266
Charles Wright — 41-376
South Delta (B.C.) — 38-288
Marriott (B.C.) — 6-150
Charles Wright — 33-380
Bellevue Christian — 40-289
Cascade Christian — 24-102
Chimacum — 42-369
Coupeville — 51-573

What can you say but this? Congratulations Mr. Hoisington, and we hope we don’t see you again next season.

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Too many cheer pics? Not possible!!

Posted in Cheer, tagged Cheer, Cheridan Eck, CHS Wolves, Spirit Day, Sylvia Hurlburt, University of Washington on November 7, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Kiara Burdge (front) and Robin Cedillo work on their selfie game. Spoiler: it’s already impeccable.

The Wolves refuse to let the rain dampen their enthusiasm. (Cheridan Eck photo)

Wolf co-captain Allison Dickson (front) snaps a group photo.

Apparently they do teach ’em how to spell at the U-Dub. (Eck photo)

The Wolves gather in the end zone prior to their halftime performance during Saturday’s Washington/Utah Pac-12 game. (Eck photo)

Burdge sucks Naika Hallam into her selfie game.

Two rules.

One, cheerleaders like to take photos, and two, photos of cheerleaders gets a lot of page hits.

So we’re going back to the well for a second time today, with more pics featuring the Coupeville High School cheer squad as it spent the day taking part in Spirit Day at the University of Washington.

And a big thank you to all the Wolf cheerleaders and coaches who sent me photos today.

You are all the real MVPs.

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Keepin’ the photo game strong!!

Posted in Cheer, tagged Cheer, CHS Wolves, Gaby Halpin, Robin Cedillo, University of Washington on November 7, 2015| Leave a Comment »

The always-cheerful Robin Cedillo (center) snaps a bus selfie with some of her teammates.

Jovanah Foote (right) hears the click of the camera and instinctively knows what to do. (Cheridan Eck photos)

Wolf cheerleaders (l to r) Andrea O’Brochta, Kaela Hollrigel, Maddy Neitzel, Jazmine Franklin and Allison Dickson get a taste of college life.

The young guns capture the camera’s attention.

The Wolves, repping U-Dub’s purple.

Smiles always, even in the rain, for the most positive cheer squad in all the land.

Lainey Dickson and Cedillo take a break during pre-game practice. (Photo courtesy Cedillo)

“Our photo game? Our photo game is strong!” (Eck photo)

The Wolves are on the prowl in the big city.

With the high school football season just wrapped, Coupeville’s cheer squad pulled itself out of bed at the crack of dawn Saturday to head to Seattle.

Their destination? The University of Washington, where they are joining a massive halftime performance during tonight’s Husky game against Utah.

UW Spirit Day attracts more than 500 high school and junior high school cheerleaders.

As they prepared for their national debut (the game kicks off at 4:30 PM on Q13 Fox), the Wolves maintained a strong photo game, which they share with us in the pics above.

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