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Wolf leadoff hitter Haylee Armstrong leads off a collection of pics capturing Thursday’s sendoff to state for CHS softball. (Photos courtesy Michelle Armstrong, Kristi Stevens, Bettie Sifuentes-Hart, and Jess Lucero)

They rolled out of town and down the road.

Way down the road.

The Coupeville High School softball squad departed Cow Town Thursday and began the trek to Yakima for the 2B state tourney.

Game action kicks off at 11:00 AM Friday for the Wolves, when they’ll put their 18-2 record on the line against Kittitas.

Win or lose, CHS, which is playing in the big dance in back-to-back seasons for the first time in program history, returns to action later in the day against either Freeman or Friday Harbor.

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Marin Winger is part of a CHS cheer squad prepping for next year. (Jackie Saia photo)

They’re already hard at work.

While the current school year has a few days left in it, Coupeville High School cheerleaders are working towards the fall, when they’ll return to the sidelines to lead Wolf Nation spirit efforts.

With that in mind, CHS coaches Jennifer Morrell and Tara Crouch have a 15-member squad in place at the moment and will be helped by volunteer coaches (and Wolf cheer alumni) Isabella Schooley and Pamela Morrell.

 

The fall roster:

Cheyanne Atteberry
Garrett Bevill
Darcee Dickson
Cora Fix
Viktoria Grieves
Denali Kalwies
Bella Karr
Shaydan Laney
Milana Light
Alyssa McGee
Kayla Moch
Elle Peterson
Hailey Smith
Caroline Summers
Marin Winger

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Eat some flapjacks, help a cheerleader.

Wolf spirit leaders will be out in force Sunday at Applebee’s in Oak Harbor, as the Spirit of Cheer Booster Club presents a breakfast-fueled fundraiser.

Cost is $15 and tickets can be bought from a CHS cheerleader or in person on the day of the event.

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Richmond Bandong hits a higher gear. (Melanie Wolfe photo)

Make room for some more Wolves on the bus.

Coupeville High School qualified nine track and field athletes for the 2B state meet, but they’ll actually be taking more.

That’s because the CHS boys 4 x 100 relay unit, comprised of Marquette Cunningham, Liam Blas, Wyatt Fitch-Marron, and Davin Houston is on its way to Yakima for the year-end rumble.

Wolf coaches are allowed to take a pack of alternates to back up the main four runners, and Bob Martin and Elizabeth Bitting officially tapped that group Monday.

Sophomores Edmund Wilson, Richmond Bandong, and Beckett Green get the call, pushing the Cow Town state contingent to an even dozen.

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Khanor Jump prepares to fling the javelin. (Jackie Saia photo)

He keeps on chucking.

A day after competing with his Coupeville teammates at the District 1 track and field championships, Wolf sophomore Khanor Jump hit the road Sunday, vying at Hammer Meet Series 8 at the Evergreen State College in Olympia.

While there, the CHS ace finished 7th, unleashing a throw of 114 feet, four inches.

That’s his third-best distance in the event all time.

Since the hammer throw is not part of most high school meets in Washington state, the Olympia-based series offers throwers a chance to compete on a regular basis, culminating in a championship event separate from the one run by the WIAA.

Khanor, following in the footsteps of big sis Taygin, now a collegiate thrower at Plattsburgh State in New York, finished 22nd at the state hammer championships as a freshman.

He’s been busy at CHS as well, competing in the discus, shot put, and javelin this spring, earning top 10 finishes in all three events at the district meet.

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