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Landon Roberts, king of the road and trail. (Jon Roberts photo)

“I am so proud of this young athlete.”

Coupeville High School cross country coach Elizabeth Bitting loves all her runners, but Thursday she reserved a special dose of joy for Landon Roberts.

“He is the epitome of an athlete every coach wants,” Bitting said.

“I hit the jackpot with him choosing cross country!”

The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association agrees, tabbing Roberts as one of its Athlete of the Week winners.

The Wolf junior, a captain for the CHS harriers, was honored for his season-long performance.

“Landon Roberts has continuously improved his race times with each competition, showcasing his commitment to self-improvement and his team’s success,” said the release from the WIAA.

“Beyond his athletic achievements, Landon also excels academically. His ability to balance his studies with his athletic pursuits serves as an inspiration to his peers.”

A three-sport athlete and top student, Roberts is also a faithful fan. (Thomas Studer photo)

If he wasn’t already blushing by that point, Jon and Sherry’s favorite son was hailed some more.

“As the team captain, Landon leads by example. He consistently goes above and beyond, always willing to pitch in and support his teammates in any way he can.

“One of Landon’s most commendable qualities is his unwavering dedication to his sport. He is often the last to leave practice, ensuring that he maximizes his training and helps motivate his fellow athletes.

“Landon always maintains a cheerful and positive attitude, uplifting his team’s spirits and establishing a deep sense of camaraderie.”

Roberts, who also plays basketball and baseball for the Wolves, hails from one of the most-successful sports families in Cow Town.

Both of his parents and older sister Lindsey were selected as CHS Athlete of the Year winners, while Uncle Jay Roberts is still on the school’s track and field record board, part of the fastest 4 x 100 relay team in school history.

Toss in a bunch of cousins, some other aunts and uncles, and Grandpa Sandy Roberts, a buzzcut-wearing dynamo on the hardwood back in the day, and it’s a deep roster.

But today one lanky teenager stands atop the pile, hailed by one and all.

This is Landon’s day, and it’s well-deserved.

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Madison McMillan is tied for the team lead in service aces. (Bailey Thule photos)

The halfway point is coming up fast.

Saturday’s non-conference home rumble with Forks will leave the Coupeville High School varsity volleyball squad with seven matches in the books, and seven to go.

The Wolves are 2-4 heading to the weekend, but that’s deceptive.

Three of those losses came in five-set thrillers and another defeat was against undefeated Neah Bay.

Flip a point here or there and CHS could be sitting at 5-1.

But it is what it is, and the Wolves, fresh off a win over Friday Harbor, are intent on putting together a successful second-half run.

As they prep for Forks, a look at season-to-date numbers for the scrappy spikers:

 

Varsity stats through Oct. 5:

 

Kills:

Lyla Stuurmans – 68
Grey Peabody – 53
Mia Farris – 46
Teagan Calkins – 24
Katie Marti – 9
Jada Heaton – 7
Madison McMillan – 6

 

Digs:

Farris – 78
McMillan – 74
Stuurmans – 59
Taylor Brotemarkle – 36
Marti – 36
Calkins – 13
Peabody – 8
Issabel Johnson – 4
Heaton – 3

 

Block – Solo:

Peabody – 4
Marti – 1

 

Block – Assist:

Peabody – 6
Heaton – 3
Marti – 3
Calkins – 2
Stuurmans – 2

 

Assists:

Marti – 154
McMillan – 7
Stuurmans – 6
Brotemarkle – 3
Heaton – 1
Johnson – 1

 

Service Aces:

Marti – 18
McMillan – 18
Farris – 16
Calkins – 15
Stuurmans – 11
Johnson – 7

Lyla Stuurmans paces the Wolves in kills.

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Coupeville High School volleyball hosts its annual breast cancer awareness night this coming Tuesday, Oct. 10.

The Wolves host Concrete in a Northwest 2B/1B League rumble that night, with JV at 5:00 PM and varsity at 6:30.

The Dig Pink event raises funds for the WhidbeyHealth Breast Cancer Foundation.

Coupeville players and coaches will wear pink to honor those fighting the disease, and fans are encouraged to join in on the festive attire.

Wolf Moms have pulled together 15 items for a raffle, including “some really great baskets and gift cards.”

Raffle tickets will be $5 a pop, or you can get five for $20.

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Wolf heavy hitters (l to r) Taylor Brotemarkle, Grey Peabody, and Mia Farris prepare to rain down pain on their rivals. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

He had places to be, and photos to take.

John Fisken was in ultra-wanderin’ mode Tuesday, bouncing between Coupeville and Oak Harbor while snapping away at multiple events.

While in Cow Town, he shot the first two sets of the varsity volleyball match between the Wolves and visiting Friday Harbor.

Then he was gone in a puff of smoke, off to the big city up North.

To see everything he shot before departing, pop over to:

https://www.johnsphotos.net/Sports/CHS-Volleyball-2023-2024/VB-2023-10-03-vs-Friday-Harbor

School board candidate Leann Leavitt patrols the line.

Farris decrees she can reach any ball, from one sideline to the other.

The Wolves listen to the wise words of coach Cory Whitmore.

Craig Trujillo is a tough, but fair, enforcer of the rules.

Middle school spikers came out to watch their older counterparts.

Katie Marti has stories to tell, and points to win.

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Angel Partida is one of five Wolves to score a varsity goal this season. (Jackie Saia photo)

They’ve got the magic toes.

Five Coupeville High School soccer players have scored this season for a Wolf varsity squad which is sitting pretty at 4-2 at the halfway point of the regular season.

CHS, which is 1-1 in Northwest 2B/1B League action, begins the second half of a 12-game run Friday, hosting Grace Academy.

Overall, the Wolves have three more rumbles on the road and three at home as they chase a playoff berth, with a home clash against Friday Harbor (Oct. 10) and a trip to Orcas Island (Oct. 24) the biggies.

Here’s who’s putting the ball in the back of the net through six games:

Cole White – 6
Nick Guay – 5
Preston Epp – 2
Ezra Boilek – 1
Angel Partida – 1

The Wolves celebrate a score. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

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