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Mad Dog is quite fashionable

Posted in Alumni, tagged , , , , on December 9, 2020| Leave a Comment »

Former Wolf track star Madison Tisa McPhee flaunts some fashion. (Photos property of Level Up Apparel Company)

Hangin’ out with her co-star.

She’s kind of a big deal.

Former Coupeville track supernova Madison Tisa McPhee has moved into the world of fashion, it appears.

The fleet-footed Cow Town alumni can be seen in recent advertising for the Level Up Apparel Company.

Founded by Maddi Kempf-Stoltman, a barrel racer and YouTube creator, the company is taking off, driven by an admirable philosophy.

“Cool clothes are great, but products with a strong meaning are even better,” is the motto which fuels the company.

“Level Up was my reminder that in those moments, you can stay down, and let life take its toll,” Kempf-Stoltman says on her website. “Or you can Level Up, be better, and be stronger because of the cards you were dealt.”

Tisa McPhee, one of the most naturally-gifted athletes to cruise the hallways at CHS, was a volleyball and soccer player, but made her biggest statement as a track athlete.

A strong hurdler and relay runner, she brought home three state meet medals, and still holds the school record in the 300 hurdles.

Away from school, Tisa McPhee has also been an active horsewoman, racking up an impressive collections of awards while astride one of her equine pals.

She works as an Emergency Medical Technician for Cascade Medical Center in Leavenworth.

 

To see what Level Up Apparel has to offer, pop over to:

Level Up Apparel Company

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McKenzie Bailey one to watch

Posted in Alumni, tagged , , , , on December 8, 2020| Leave a Comment »

McKenzie Bailey, prairie legend.

All eyes on her.

McKenzie Bailey, vaunted member of the Coupeville Sports Hall o’ Fame, and sharer (with sisters McKayla and Mollie) of the title of Prairie Photo Bomb Queen, continues to get noticed.

This time around she’s being honored by Central Washington University, named as one of three “Wildcats to Watch” for December.

Bailey, a 2020 CWU grad who is currently teaching 8th grade science in Ellensburg, was nominated “for her involvement as an intern in the STEM teaching program.”

Part of the Engle family, which has lived and farmed in Coupeville for decades, the middle of Rusty and Donna Bailey’s three daughters played volleyball, basketball, and tennis during her days as a Wolf.

 

To read all the details on why McKenzie is one to watch, pop over to:

Copy of Student Highlight Draft (cwu.edu)

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It’s a Stone-cold highlight reel

Posted in Basketball, tagged , , , , on December 8, 2020| Leave a Comment »

Makana Stone lines up a shot. (Photo property Loughborough University)

She’s flying up the charts.

Four games into her hoops adventure in England, Coupeville grad Makana Stone is drawing notice from National Basketball League coaches, players, and fans.

The former Wolf is second among WNBL Division 1 players in rebounding, snatching 15.3 caroms a game.

Stone is also third in efficiency (103.0), fifth in points (16.3), and seventh in free throw percentage (77.3).

Her school, Loughborough University, is 3-2 overall, 3-1 since the prairie superstar joined the lineup.

The Riders, who are tied with Nottingham for third-place in the 12-team WNBL, get their biggest test of the season this coming Saturday, December 12.

That’s when they face off with league-leader Ipswich (6-0), which is led by Gonzaga signee Esther Little.

As you mentally prep for that titanic tilt, take 30 seconds to marinate in Stone lighting defenders up, all day, every day.

 

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Wolves, get that sweet, sweet Mariners cash

Posted in Baseball, Softball, tagged , , , , on December 8, 2020| Leave a Comment »

Chelsea Prescott is ready to make a dash for cash. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Dear Coupeville admins and coaches … the Seattle Mariners want to give you money.

High schools across Washington and Oregon have until December 18 to apply for the Mariners Care Equipment Donation Grant, which aims to “make high school baseball and softball more equitable.”

The big league squad will issue ten grants of $5,000 apiece, and this is the fourth year for the program.

Schools which raked in the sweet, sweet cheddar in 2020 included Toppenish, Bridgeport, Juanita, and Coupeville’s new Northwest 2B/1B League opponent, Darrington.

This time around, applicants will be notified of which programs are being helped by January 15, 2021.

Winning teams will receive funds by the end of February, 2021.

So, where should CHS coaches and/or Athletic Director Willie Smith go to apply, you ask?

Right here:

Mariners Care Equipment Donation Grant | Seattle Mariners (mlb.com)

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She’s a double-double machine

Posted in Basketball, tagged , , , , on December 5, 2020| Leave a Comment »

Makana Stone put up her fourth-straight double-double Saturday in England. (Photo property of Loughborough University)

She’s rampaging across Europe.

Coupeville grad Makana Stone continues to show up and show out, dominating play in Britain’s National Basketball League.

Playing in her fourth game for Loughborough University, the former Wolf collected her fourth-straight double-double Saturday, throwing down 18 points and snatching a game-high 11 rebounds.

Paced by their American assassin, the Riders rolled to an 88-71 win over Cardiff Met.

With the victory, Loughborough is 3-2 on the season, 3-1 with Stone in uniform.

And that only loss came after refs fouled out Stone and a fellow starter, which allowed their foes to go on a game-closing 26-2 run.

Saturday’s game against Cardiff Met went much smoother, with Loughborough outscoring the Archers in every quarter to grab a convincing win.

Up just 20-19 at the first break, the Riders stretched the margin out to 43-37 at the half, then 69-60 after three quarters.

Cardiff was led by the hot-shooting Amber Deane, who torched the nets for a game-high 30 points, but Loughborough countered her by getting solid scoring across the roster.

Molly James tossed in 23 to go with Stone’s 18, while Hannah Bird came off the bench to chip in with 15.

Stone, who was a perfect 8-8 at the free throw line Saturday, has rung up 65 points, 61 rebounds, nine assists, 11 steals, and a blocked shot this season.

She and her mates return to action next Saturday, December 12, when they face undefeated Ipswich.

A week later, Loughborough plays Nottingham, which is led by Stone’s running mate during her four years at Whitman College – three-point bomber Mady Burdett.

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