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Devon Wyman (left) and Ivy Rudat charge up a hill. (Elizabeth Bitting photos)

The rain fell on the plain, but mainly, it fell on their heads.

Returning to Orcas Island Wednesday, the Coupeville High School cross country team endured a damp day while taking part in a four-school race.

The Wolves lined up with Friday Harbor, Mount Vernon Christian, and their hosts for an event which featured one race — boys and girls combined, taking off from the same start line.

The 5,000-meter course offered a variety of experiences, said CHS coach Elizabeth Bitting.

“A true cross country course,” she said. “So much diverse terrain, literally across railroad tracks.

“It rained right up until race time, then started raining again as the race started, but they were happy to be back on Orcas, as it was cancelled last year.”

It’s a two-fer week for the Wolf runners, who hit the road again this Saturday, travelling to Seattle, where they will compete in the King’s Roller Coaster Run.

Thomas Strelow goes for the burn.

 

Wednesday results:

 

GIRLS:

Mikayla Wagner – 25:42.00
Noelle Western – 25:52.1
Kayla Crane – 26:24.1
Aleera Kent – 26:27.8
Devon Wyman – 26:45.3
Ivy Rudat – 26:47.8
Aleksia Jump – 27:09.0
Ari Armstrong – 27:42.8
Reagan Callahan – 28:49.8
Jeann Nitta – 31:00.9
Dahlia Miller
– 31:26.7
Ava Lucero – 31:34.3
Mary Western – 38:14.9

 

BOYS:

Carson Field – 19:39.1
Landon Roberts – 19:46.8
Ezekiel Allen – 19:53.4
Kenneth Jacobsen – 19:57.2
George Spear – 20:31.4
Thomas Strelow – 20:56.8
Isaiah Allen – 22:03.6
Beckett Green – 22:22.8
Ethan Walling
– 23:06.5
Will Tierney
– 23:51.8
Johnathan Jacobsen
– 25:40.2
Zach Blitch
– 33:34.9

One race, one start line.

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They’re movin’ on up. (David Somes photo)

They like us. Like, really kinda, sorta like us.

The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association released its first Rating Percentage Index (RPI) rankings Wednesday, and Coupeville High School is among the top 10 in both volleyball and football.

The spikers, who are 4-0 heading into a Thursday home showdown with fellow undefeated Darrington, sit at #7 among 54 schools playing the sport in the 2B classification.

 

Meanwhile, the Wolf gridiron crew, which has posted a 2-1 record while playing three straight games against 1A schools, finds itself at #9 (out of 48 schools) in the 2B rankings.

 

Now, does RPI matter? Sort of.

Ask the WIAA and it will tell you RPI “will be one tool utilized by the seeding committees to determine first round bracket pairings into the state tournaments.”

So, there’s that.

It’s also a really good way to start arguments, such as when you look at the current rankings for 2B/1B boys’ soccer teams, where Coupeville is #16.

Mount Vernon Christian at 4-0-1, having outscored foes 12-3, would be a really good #1, but the Hurricanes are at #3.

Instead, Lopez Island, another Coupeville rival from the Northwest 2B/1B League, currently sits at #1 with a record of … 1-0.

Uh huh.

Guess it’s better than last year when the WIAA ranked a team #1 while failing to notice the team didn’t exist…

WIAA ranks seemingly non-existent boys’ hoops team #1

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Abbigail Bond is ready for her close-up. (David Somes photos)

A new contender has entered the arena.

As the 2024-2025 school year kicks off, Coupeville High School yearbook photographers fan out to snap pics.

Some are grizzled vets, some are new — at least to having their pics run on Coupeville Sports.

David Somes is one of the latter ones, and the photos seen above and below, which come from a recent home football game, mark his debut of having his pics poached by the bloggers of the world.

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Jada Heaton (left) and Mia Farris are filling up the stat sheet. (Jennifer Heaton photo)

It’s stat reviewing time.

We’re four matches into the season for the Coupeville High School volleyball squads, with the numbers starting to shake out.

As you take a look at the kills, assists, and other stats racked up by the Wolf spikers, two things to keep in mind.

One, the numbers are for regular season clashes, and don’t include the varsity’s trip to the Yakima SunDome Invitational or the season-opening jamboree in Oak Harbor.

And two, while the numbers come from Wolf coaches, I did add them up, so let’s hope — for my sake, at least — that I got ’em right.

If not, I’m sure I’ll hear about it soon enough…

Anyways. On to the numbers.

 

Varsity stats:

 

Kills:

Lyla Stuurmans – 43
Teagan Calkins – 35
Mia Farris — 23
Madison McMillan — 13
Jada Heaton – 9
Katie Marti – 8
Tenley Stuurmans — 1
Aby Wood – 1

 

Digs:

McMillan — 34
Farris — 28
Marti – 25
L. Stuurmans – 20
Taylor Brotemarkle — 13
Calkins – 8
Heaton — 3
Wood — 2
T. Stuurmans — 1

 

Block – Solo:

L. Stuurmans — 2
Farris — 1

 

Block – Assist:

L. Stuurmans — 3
Calkins – 2
Marti – 1

 

Assists:

Marti – 103
L. Stuurmans – 3

 

Service Aces:

L. Stuurmans — 14
McMillan — 13
Farris – 11
Marti – 7
Calkins — 6
T. Stuurmans – 5
Chloe Marzocca – 3
Heaton — 1

 

Ari Cunningham (left) and Tenley Stuurmans are the Wonder Twins. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

 

JV stats:

 

Kills:

Capri Anter – 22
Lexis Drake — 12
Tenley Stuurmans — 10
Ari Cunningham – 9
Dakota Strong — 9
Sydney Van Dyke – 6
Adeline Maynes – 4
Chelsi Stevens — 2
Haylee Armstrong — 1

 

Digs:

Armstrong — 27
Anter – 21
T. Stuurmans — 11
Maynes – 8
Drake — 6
Cunningham – 4
Van Dyke — 4

 

Block – Solo

Drake – 1

 

Assists:

Maynes – 27
T. Stuurmans – 22
Armstrong – 4
Cunningham – 1
Van Dyke — 1

 

Service Aces:

Maynes – 22
Anter – 12
Armstrong – 12
Drake – 8
T. Stuurmans — 5
Van Dyke — 4
Willow Leedy-Bonifas – 2
Cunningham – 1
Isa Mc Fetridge — 1

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Sage Arends (pink shoes) gets mobbed after finding the back of the net. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

A different day, a different hero.

A third of the way through its 15-game regular season schedule, the Coupeville High School co-ed soccer team has gotten goals from four players.

It’s a tie at the top right now, but the season scoring title is up for grabs, with many more games left on the schedule.

Where goal totals sit through Sept. 25:

Angel Partida – 3
Cael Wilson – 3
Sage Arends – 2
Preston Epp – 1

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