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Aidan Wilson is on his way to beat you in every event. I said, every event. (Photo courtesy Bob Martin)

He’s on the prowl.

Fresh off earning three medals at the state track and field championships, Coupeville High School senior Aidan Wilson is back out there, kickin’ fanny and takin’ names.

This time around, he’s competing in the 51st annual Dennis McDonald Multi Events State Championship.

The two-day event, which runs Friday and Saturday at Lake Stevens High School, features a 10-event decathlon for male competitors and a heptathlon for females.

At the midpoint of the meet, Wilson sits in 5th place, out of 32 athletes vying in the decathlon.

The multitalented Wolf has racked up 2,968 points through five events, while six-time state champ Tomeko Cates, a junior at Mary Walker, tops the standings with 3,608.

Wilson ran the 100 in 11.97 seconds Friday, hurled the shot put 35 feet, 6.5 inches, and hit the tape in the 400 in 54.01.

He also cleared 5-06.50 in the high jump and 19-10.75 in the long jump.

Saturday’s schedule includes the 110 hurdles, the discus, pole vault, and javelin, as well as the 1500.

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Scott Hilborn had an artful season. (Photo courtesy Wendi Hilborn)

MVP in the fall, MVP in the spring.

Coupeville’s Scott Hilborn doesn’t play basketball, but he did pretty well in the other seasons.

Coming off a trip to the state tourney, where he pitched the Wolves to their first win at the big dance since 1987, the CHS senior was tabbed for the Northwest 2B/1B League’s top baseball honor.

Hilborn shared MVP status with Mount Vernon Christian junior Nathan Symmank, just as their teams shared the NWL crown with 13-1 league records.

The duo both bounced around the diamond, playing three positions apiece.

Symmank plays first and third base when he’s not pitching, while Hilborn, who was also the league MVP for football, is a pitcher, catcher, and shortstop.

MVC head man John Burmeister was tabbed as Coach of the Year after leading the Hurricanes to a 2nd place finish at the 1B state tourney, while Darrington received the league sportsmanship award.

In addition to Hilborn, Coupeville, which finished 17-6 after splitting two games at state, had six other players honored by league coaches.

 

First-Team All-Conference:

Chase Anderson – Coupeville
Trevor Blom – MVC
Eddie Cunningham – Orcas Island
Gavin Garcia – Friday Harbor
Jack Porter – Coupeville
Joe Stevens – Orcas Island
Jesse Stewart – Darrington
Jonathan Valenzuela – Coupeville
Joel Votipka – MVC

 

Second-Team All-Conference:

Peyton Caveness – Coupeville
Mason Chittick – Darrington
Coop Cooper – Coupeville
CJ Edwards – La Conner
Jordan Feddema – MVC
Chris Gustafson – Friday Harbor
Charles Hill – Orcas Island
Moose Kinsey – Orcas Island
Liam Millenaar – MVC

 

Honorable Mention:

Adam Culver – Concrete
Jake Feddema – MVC
Camden Glover – Coupeville
Peyton Young – Darrington

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Sophomore Landon Roberts is one of 11 Wolf baseball players to letter this spring. (Morgan White photo)

The seniors shall lead the way.

Coupeville’s two oldest players brought home hardware Friday night, with Scott Hilborn and Jonathan Valenzuela topping the list as Wolf baseball handed out season-ending awards.

Hilborn was tabbed as the team’s Defensive Player of the Year and was honored for playing all four years, while Valenzuela earned Offensive Player of the Year.

They were joined by junior Cole White (Wolf Pack Leader Award), sophomore Jack Porter (Most Improved), and freshman Chase Anderson (Dirtbag Award) in receiving varsity honors.

JV awards went to Johnny Porter (MVP), Aidyn McDermott (Dirtbag Award), Skylar Sand (Most Improved), and Matthew Gilbert (Wolf Pack Leader Award).

Fab frosh Camden Glover smokes a hit down the left field line. (Morgan White photo)

 

Varsity letter winners:

Chase Anderson
Peyton Caveness
Coop Cooper
Camden Glover
Scott Hilborn
Aiden O’Neill
Jack Porter
Johnny Porter
Landon Roberts
Jonathan Valenzuela
Cole White

 

Participation certificates:

Piotr Bieda
Jayme Carranza
Myca Clarkson
David Dominici
Jaje Drake
Jack Farrell
Parker Fuller
Marcelo Gebhard
Matthew Gilbert
Ethan Gill
Aidyn McDermott
Skylar Sand
Yohannon Sandles
Seth Woollet

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Gabriella Gebhard continues to rack up wins on the dog show circuit. (Photos courtesy Stephanie Gebhard)

They’re on a tear.

Coupeville High School sophomore Gabriella Gebhard and her trusty canine companion, Walker – Set’r Ridge’s Legend in the Making, are picking up wins at every stop on the dog show circuit.

The duo, who hit the big time earlier this spring at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show — the premier pooch event in the USA — captured their eighth Best Junior award last weekend in Coer d’Alene, Idaho.

Striking that judge-pleasing pose.

That makes it four straight victories and counting for Gebhard, who sits two wins away from making the jump from Open Senior to Master Class.

Oh, and she’s already booked a return trip to Westminster for 2024, as win #7 of the season clinched that.

Smoochie-boochies for a good boy.

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Jonathan Valenzuela (left) and Scott Hilborn played in All-Star games Thursday in Anacortes. (Photos courtesy Jon Roberts)

One more time on the diamond, but with a twist.

Coupeville High School seniors Jonathan Valenzuela and Scott Hilborn were on opposing teams Thursday night in Anacortes.

The duo played in the Northwest Regional Feeder All-Star Games, one of a series of events held to decide players picked to participate in the All-State series June 23-25 in Yakima.

Drawing from a pool of 300 players from across all classifications (4A-1B), invites will go out to 72 diamond men when rosters are set June 5.

Thursday night, Hilborn and Valenzuela suited up with players from 18 other schools, including a pair from next-door neighbor Oak Harbor.

Each team gets a Wolf of its own.

Other schools saw their players grouped together on the same team, but Coupeville’s stars landed on opposite sides, with Hilborn repping the American team and Valenzuela playing for the National squad.

Both won, with the American team pulling out a 5-3 victory in the opener, before the National lineup rebounded for a 4-1 triumph in the nightcap.

Hilborn pitched in the opener, tossing two innings on the mound, while also finding time to wear a pitch while being plunked.

Game two saw Valenzuela playing second base and eking out a walk at the plate, while his CHS classmate manned shortstop for the opposing squad.

Hilborn helped turn a pair of double plays, while also getting to gun down Valenzuela on a chopper to short.

The All-Star games come on the heels of standout seasons from the duo, who led Coupeville to a Northwest 2B/1B League title, a 17-6 record, and the program’s first win at the state tourney since 1987.

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