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Catherine Lhamon zips through the flowers on her way to another cross country win. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Lhamon, here with family, was named a WIAA Athlete of the Week.

They appreciate her. They really appreciate her.

Coupeville High School senior Catherine Lhamon, who won all four of her cross country races, including the Northwest 2B/1B League Championships, was named an Athlete of the Week Thursday by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association.

The WIAA honors one male and one female athlete from each classification (4A-1B).

Lhamon, who is the lone senior on the CHS cross country squad, has been at the forefront of the sport since the Wolves returned to the harrier life in 2018.

She advanced to the state meet as a junior, and was dominant during a pandemic-altered final campaign.

Three of Lhamon’s four victories this season were by more than a minute, with her win in the league championship meet by a full minute-and-a-half.

 

To read about Lhamon and the other winners, pop over to:

WIAA | Washington Interscholastic Activities Association

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I think they won the point… (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

The season is fading into the past, but new photos keep popping up.

As the Coupeville High School spikers adjust to life without practices and matches, they can gaze upon the pics above and below to rekindle that warm glow in their chests.

The glossy images spring from the camera(s) of John Fisken, whose other work can be found here:

John’s Photos (johnsphotos.net)

 

Grey Peabody elevates to tip a winner.

Lucy Tenore (left) and Jill Prince stand tall against the power of La Conner league MVP Ellie Marble.

Ryanne Knoblich sends the ball back where it came from.

Alita Blouin throws down some textbook-looking skills.

Gwen Gustafson (2) sacrifices her knees to save a low-flung ball.

Abby Mulholland keeps a close eye on the line.

Tenore swats a winner.

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Kylie Chernikoff vaults into action. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

The Wolves react to a big play.

One last deep dive into the world of stats awaits.

With fall sports having reached their conclusion this past Saturday, all the kills and digs have been added up for the Coupeville High School volleyball squad.

As expected, First Team All-League picks Chelsea Prescott and Kylie Chernikoff are among the leaders, but the numbers go 11 players deep.

So, marinate in all the assists and service aces, and then on to basketball season we go.

 

CHS volleyball varsity season stats:

 

Player Sets Kills Digs Blocks Assists Aces Points
Alita Blouin 16 52 5 2 2.0
Ryanne Knoblich 19 2 20 0.5 4 6.5
Maddie Vondrak 30 60 10 9.5 3 1 70.5
Gwen Gustafson 3 1
Maddie Georges 30 5 47 3.5 250 10 18.5
Chelsea Prescott 30 113 87 4.5 5 42 159.5
Lucy Tenore 26 19 23 4.5 2 21 44.5
Jill Prince 25 18 9 4.5 22.5
Kylie Chernikoff 30 93 65 1.5 2 11 105.5
Jaimee Masters 29 1 42 5 3 4.0
Abby Mulholland 27 5 9 0.5 1 12 17.5

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Sam Wynn leads off a last collection of Wolf boys soccer pics. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

The games almost always end before the photos do.

While the Coupeville High School boys soccer squad wrapped up its pandemic-shortened campaign Saturday, I still have a pile of pics to get out to the world at large.

So, here you go — an assortment of Wolf booters in glossy color, courtesy wanderin’ photo bug John Fisken.

Robert Wood

Jesse Wooten

Ryan Blouin

Cameron Epp

Reese Cernick

Xavier Murdy

Aidan Wilson

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Coupeville senior Chelsea Prescott was tabbed as a First Team All-League pick. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Northwest 2B/1B League coaches also honored Kylie Chernikoff.

Well-respected by their rivals.

The Coupeville High School volleyball squad, which claimed second-place in the Northwest 2B/1B League, put six players on the All-League team.

Seniors Kylie Chernikoff and Chelsea Prescott landed on the First Team, with senior Maddie Vondrak and sophomore Maddie Georges earning Second Team honors.

Sophomores Alita Blouin and Jill Prince round out the Wolf honorees, named Honorable Mention.

In a move which will surprise .00001% of anyone who saw a match this season, La Conner sophomore Ellie Marble, a serene superstar with often-startling power, was tabbed as league MVP.

NWL coaches decided to share the sportsmanship award among all six schools which played, acknowledging the effort of everyone involved in getting the season played during the Age of Coronavirus.

“Best year ever, as you all were amazing!,” said the press release.

 

All-League First Team:

Kylie Chernikoff – Coupeville – Senior – Outside Hitter
Sarah Cook – La Conner – Junior – Outside Hitter
Rachel Cram – La Conner – Junior – Libero
Emma Keller – La Conner – Junior – Setter
Ellie Marble – La Conner – Sophomore – Outside Hitter
Chelsea Prescott – Coupeville – Senior – Outside Hitter
Lindsey Simpson – Orcas Island – Senior – Middle
Kassidy Smith – Concrete – Senior – Libero
Katie Watkins – La Conner – Senior – Middle
Alyvia Wright – Darrington – Junior – Setter

 

All-League Second Team:

Kylie Clark – Concrete – Senior – Right Side
Emma Droog – Mount Vernon Christian – Junior – Middle
Maddie Georges – Coupeville – Sophomore – Setter
Maya Masonholder – La Conner – Senior – Defensive Specialist
Anna Jane Thulen – La Conner – Senior – Right Side
Maddie Vondrak – Coupeville – Senior – Middle
Avery Yates – Mount Vernon Christian – Senior – Outside Hitter

 

All-League Honorable Mention:

Gena Beazer – Darrington – Sophomore – Middle
Alita Blouin – Coupeville – Sophomore – Libero
Bethany Carter – Orcas Island – Freshman – Right Side
Hannah Cook – La Conner – Junior – Middle
Kailey Faber – Mount Vernon Christian – Senior – Outside Hitter
Morgan Huizenga – La Conner – Freshman – Middle
Tayla Malo – Orcas Island – Junior – Setter
Jill Prince – Coupeville – Sophomore – Middle
Sierra Rensink – Concrete – Senior – Setter
Aubrie Sloniker – La Conner – Junior – Defensive Specalist

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