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Ava Lucero led the Wolf JV girls in scoring. (Jackie Saia photo)

Two teams have wrapped, two play on.

Coupeville High School’s JV basketball teams reached the end of the road Friday night, while its varsity squads are playoff-bound this week.

As we head into those postseason rumbles, we pause to take a final group-wide look at individual scoring stats for all CHS players.

After this, the final totals for varsity players will be posted in the last game story for each team, whenever that arrives.

 

Through Feb. 9:

 

GIRLS:

Varsity
(18 games):

Haylee Armstrong – 192
Teagan Calkins – 147
Tenley Stuurmans – 146
Danica Strong – 76
Arianna Cunningham – 46
Adeline Maynes – 42
Kennedy O’Neill – 42
Capri Anter – 8
Lexis Drake – 8
Sydney Van Dyke – 8

 

JV
(13 games):

Ava Lucero – 122
Cami Van Dyke – 56
Anna Powers – 45
Willow Leedy-Bonifas – 37
Zayne Roos – 22
Taylor Marrs – 20
Olivia Hall – 12
Finley Helm – 12
Emma Cushman – 4
Elizabeth Marshall – 3

 

BOYS:

Varsity
(18 games):

Chase Anderson – 321
Camden Glover – 221
Davin Houston – 100
Aiden O’Neill – 95
Malachi Somes – 62
Carson Grove – 32
Riley Lawless – 27
Easton Green – 21
Liam Blas – 16
Mahkai Myles – 12
Sage Arends – 10

 

JV
(16 games):

Jayden McManus – 124
Josh Stockdale – 103
Liam Lawson – 96
Khanor Jump – 79
Nathan Coxsey – 72
Carson Grove – 49
River Simpson – 32
Ayden Warren – 26
Brian Thompson – 13
Kamden Ratcliff – 11
Trent Thule – 8
Diesel Eck – 4
Chris Zenz – 4
Jaden Flores Garcia – 2
Trey Stewart – 2

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Kennedy O’Neill gazes into the future. (Aleksia Jump photo)

It’s a whole new world.

Having wrapped up regular season play this week, Northwest 2B/1B League varsity basketball teams are playoff bound.

Well, except for the Concrete boys and Darrington girls, who both went one-and-done in the postseason and have moved on to other pursuits.

The other 12 NWL teams are still alive, however, with the Concrete girls and Darrington boys deep into the 1B District 1 tourney, while the five 2B schools kick off the double-elimination District 1/2 royal rumble starting Feb. 12.

As playoff fever grips the land, this is the final edition of our weekly look at win/loss records — at least until spring sports get up and going.

As we exit, a look at where things sit through Feb. 8:

 

Northwest League boys’ basketball:

School League Overall
MV Christian 10-0 17-4
Orcas Island 8-2 13-7
Darrington 5-3 13-7
Friday Harbor 5-5 5-15
Coupeville 4-6 7-11
Concrete 1-7 5-17
La Conner 0-10 0-19

 

Northwest League girls’ basketball:

School League Overall
MV Christian 10-0 18-2
La Conner 8-2 13-6
Concrete 5-3 17-5
Orcas Island 5-5 11-9
Friday Harbor 3-7 7-13
Coupeville 2-8 5-13
Darrington 0-8 4-13

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Adeline Maynes charges into the playoffs. (Jackie Saia photo)

It’s the ferry life for them.

The Coupeville High School varsity basketball teams start the double-elimination District 1/2 basketball tourney this coming Thursday, Feb. 12 and both Wolf squads will be on the road.

And right back where they just played.

Yes, both the CHS boys (7-11) and Wolf girls (5-13) are headed to Friday Harbor for a third game against their arch-rivals.

Scout Smith’s girls’ squad will hit the floor on a high, having beaten the Wolverines 52-42 in the regular season finale to split the season series.

Meanwhile, Brad Sherman’s hardcourt warriors hope that the third time is the charm, as they were swept by Friday Harbor during the regular season.

To check out the brackets, and map out a possible path to state, pop over to:

 

Girls:

https://www.wpanetwork.com/wiaa/brackets/tournament.php?act=view&tournament_id=4989

 

Boys:

https://www.wpanetwork.com/wiaa/brackets/tournament.php?act=view&tournament_id=4987

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Taygin Jump is ready to compete. (Photo property Plattsburgh State track)

East coast to West coast, Wolf track and field alumni stayed busy Saturday afternoon.

Coupeville grads Tate Wyman and Taygin Jump competed in collegiate meets on opposite sides of the country, both making a mark.

Wyman, a junior at Oregon Tech, vied in three events at the Corban Indoor/Outdoor meet in Salem, Oregon, finishing top three in all of them.

He hit the tape in 2nd place in both the 60-meter hurdles (8.93 seconds) and 200 (24.26), while claiming 3rd in the long jump after soaring 20 feet, 9.75 inches.

Jump, also a junior, competes for Plattsburgh State and she her teammates were at the Utica Blue and Orange Invitational in New York.

The former Wolf ace chucked the shot put 23-02.75 and lobbed the weight throw 39-07.75.

When they’re not competing as athletes, Jump and Wyman are studying Environmental Planning and Management and Embedded Systems Engineering Technology, respectively.

Tate Wyman clears the hurdles. (Photo property Oregon Tech track)

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River Simpson lets a free throw fly. (Aleksia Jump photo)

Tough finale, strong season.

Even with a narrow loss Friday in its last game, the Coupeville High School JV boys’ basketball squad has the most wins of any Wolf hardwood team this winter.

Despite falling 49-48 at Friday Harbor, the CHS young guns finish 7-3 in Northwest 2B/1B League play, 8-8 overall, boding well for the future of Cow Town hoops.

Friday’s furious finale took some wild swings, as the momentum shifted back and forth between the teams.

Up 18-5 after a blistering first quarter, the hosts suddenly started clanking everything in sight just as the Wolves found their groove, going off on a 19-2 tear across the second frame.

That staked Coupeville to a 24-20 lead at the half, and things remained tense during a 13-10 third quarter mini-run, before Friday Harbor surged one final time to ice the come-from-behind victory in the final frame.

CHS spread out its offensive attack, with 8th grader River Simpson, playing in just his second high school game, torching the nets for a team-high 19 points.

He was backed up by Kamden Ratcliff (9), Nathan Coxsey (7), Ayden Warren (5), Liam Lawson (4), Trey Stewart (2), and Khanor Jump (2).

Brian Thompson and Trent Thule rounded out the rotation in the finale.

Khanor Jump looks for an opening in the defense. (Duke Kutz photo)

 

Final season scoring stats:

Jayden McManus – 124
Josh Stockdale – 103
Liam Lawson – 96
Khanor Jump – 79
Nathan Coxsey – 72
Carson Grove – 49
River Simpson – 32
Ayden Warren – 26
Brian Thompson – 13
Kamden Ratcliff – 11
Trent Thule – 8
Diesel Eck – 4
Chris Zenz – 4
Jaden Flores Garcia – 2
Trey Stewart – 2

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