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Sean Toomey-Stout pauses to remember fellow Coupeville grad Lathom Kelley before Saturday’s University of Washington football game. (Photo courtesy Raven Vick)

Lathom’s memorial service. (Ben Smith photo)

It was a life well-lived.

Lathom Kelley, who died in a kayak accident in September, was a unique human being — large in personality, and always surprising.

He was a rugged athlete, a slick ladies’ man, a mama’s boy, rough and tough, but kind and caring.

Lathom loved his family and treated virtually everyone he met as his family.

He could crack heads (often his own), but also sweep others up with a kind gesture and a smile which lit up the prairie.

From the first moments of Coupeville Sports a decade ago, when he was a cartwheeling freshman and I was just exploring this transition to blogging, Lathom was The Dude.

Your dude. My dude. The dude each and every one of us needed in our lives.

He will be greatly missed, but he will never be forgotten.

 

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Makana Stone would like you to get out of her way. (Photo property Marianne Maja Stenerud)

She’s on a rampage.

Coupeville grad Makana Stone unleashed her full fury Sunday, going off for a game-high 17 points and 24 rebounds as she led her Norwegian pro hoops team to its second-straight win.

Baerum bounced Storm Ungdom 55-36, lifting its record to 2-1 in the Kvinneligaen.

That puts Stone and Co. in a tie for second place in the seven-team league, trailing just Ulriken (4-0).

Baerum faces off with the other 2-1 squad, Asker, in its next game, which goes down Saturday, Oct. 29.

During the battle with Storm U., Stone almost outrebounded her opponent by herself, with Baerum holding a 48-29 advantage on the boards.

Fellow American Abbey Hoff added 15 points and seven rebounds in support of Coupeville’s supernova, and their squad held Storm U. to just 23.1% shooting from the floor.

Through three games in Norway, Stone has racked up 49 points, 44 rebounds, three assists, seven steals, and a blocked shot.

This is the second professional season for the former Wolf, who played in England last year.

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Lynn Cosner leads off a celebration of Wolf senior cheerleaders. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

They stayed loud ‘n proud through the rain, and any possible tears.

Seven senior Coupeville High School cheerleaders were honored at halftime of Friday’s game with La Conner, acknowledged for being the heart of the Wolf program.

From veterans to newcomers, they all have been vital to bringing the energy and pride back to Mickey Clark Field.

Gracie McFarlin

Lucy Crouch

The magnificent seven.

Hayley Fiedler

Emma Morano (left) and Valentina Nadela

Karyme Castro Sotelo

Always on point.

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Coen Killian leads off a parade of Wolf football seniors. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

They came to play.

The Class of 2023 accounts for nearly a third of the Coupeville High School football roster and have been key to a 6-1 run on the gridiron.

Friday night, before they walloped visiting La Conner, the Wolves braved the first rain of the season to honor those seniors, and the celebration went 13 strong.

That included foreign exchange student Peter Bieda, and four-year managers Brenna Silveira and Melanie Navarro, a duo who are the conjoined heart of the Wolf program.

Kevin Partida-Flores

Daylon Houston

Kai Wong

Henry Ohme

Brenna Silveira

Peter Bieda

Tim Ursu

Josh Upchurch

Melanie Navarro

Dominic Coffman

Jonathan Valenzuela

Scott Hilborn

Class of 2023, standing tall.

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Brynn Parker and friends wrap the soccer season Tuesday at home. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Wolf football plays Friday, then has playoff plans. (Bailey Thule photo)

It’s the end of one thing, and the beginning of another.

All Coupeville High School fall sports teams end the regular season this coming week, though postseason action continues for most afterwards.

Tuesday there’s a home triple feature, with volleyball plus girls and boys soccer hosting La Conner on Senior Night.

After that, boys soccer heads to Orcas Island Thursday, while cross country competes at the tri-district meet in Lakewood the same day.

The regular season wraps Friday with Wolf football island-hopping to Friday Harbor.

After that comes playoff action, with dates and opponents still to be decided.

As the Wolves head into the final days of the month, where things stand through games of Oct. 22:

 

Northwest League boys soccer:

School League Overall
Orcas Island 5-0-0 10-1-0
Friday Harbor 6-1-0 9-2-0
MV Christian 5-1-0 8-3-1
Grace Academy 3-3-0 8-3-2
Lopez Island 2-2-0 4-5-0
Coupeville 2-4-0 4-7-0
La Conner 2-4-0 4-9-1
PC Christian 1-5-0 4-7-1
CPC-Lynnwood 0-6-0 0-11-0

 

Northwest League football:

School League Overall
Coupeville 3-0 6-1
Darrington 1-0 5-3
Friday Harbor 2-1 3-5
Concrete 0-1 1-6
La Conner 0-4 1-5

 

Northwest League girls soccer:

School League Overall
MV Christian 5-0-0 8-4-0
Friday Harbor 4-2-0 8-5-1
Coupeville 1-4-0 2-8-0
La Conner 0-4-0 0-11-0

 

Northwest League volleyball:

School League Overall
La Conner 7-0 11-1
Coupeville 7-1 9-4
MV Christian 7-3 12-3
Orcas Island 6-4 10-7
Darrington 4-6 8-6
Friday Harbor 2-9 3-9
Concrete 0-10 3-13

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