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   Coupeville Middle School track coach Elizabeth Bitting shares results with some of her athletes. (Deb Smith photos)

Ben Smith waits for his moment to shine.

The weather in Port Angeles was a constantly changing affair.

A new season begins.

Packing 20 or so athletes onto the bus, the Coupeville Middle School track and field squad headed to Port Angeles Wednesday, where it clashed in a three-team meet.

While there, the Wolves faced one team (Forks) comparable in size and one (host Stevens) which had 140+ athletes.

And yes, that is supposed to say 140 and not just 40…

While the Wolves had no shot at bringing home team titles in those kind of conditions, they did battle for individual glory, with Jake Mitten (High Jump) and Ja’Kenya Hoskins (60-yard dash) winning their events.

“We had some standout performances,” said CMS coach Elizabeth Bitting. “We were able to get some places.

“We had rain, wind, sun, a little bit of it all.”

Now, as you gaze upon the following results, give me a little leeway, since A) I’m going off of handwritten results and a couple of numbers were tricky to decipher and B) not a single bit of this is appearing in the Whidbey News-Times.

So, here we go, and let’s see how close I got to reality.

Girls (8th grade):

800 — Catherine Lhamon 3:36.20

1600 — Lhamon 6:31.00

High Jump — Emily Fiedler 4-00

Turbo — Fiedler 62-09; Lhamon 43-09

Girls (7th grade):

60 — Ja’Kenya Hoskins 8.75

100 — Kiara Contreras 16.23; Bella Velasco 16.25; Angelina Gebhard 17.07

200 — Hoskins 20.14

800 — Alana Mihill 2:37.00

4 x 100 Relay — Gebhard, Ella Colwell, Noelle Daigneault, Velasco 1:07.52

4 x 200 Relay — Hoskins, Contreras, Gebhard, Velasco 2:13.03

Shot put — Daigneault 20-12.50

Discus — Colwell 50-04

High Jump — Hoskins 3-08

Long Jump — Gebhard 12-00; Contreras 10-10.50; Colwell 7-10

Turbo — Mihill 35-11

Boys (8th grade):

60 — Ben Smith 9.21

100 — Jake Mitten 13.14, Smith 15.02, James Mayne 16.06; Alex Jimenez 16.91; Trystan Ford 17.64

200 — Mitten 23.30

200 Hurdles — Smith 35.99

Shot Put — Ford 20-05; Mayne 16-07.50; Jimenez 14-05.50

Discus — Ford 56-04; Jimenez 50-07.50

High Jump — Mitten 4-08

Turbo — Smith 72-07; Ford 58-08; Jimenez 46-09

Boys (7th grade):

60 — Zach Murtha 9.36

100 — Aiden Burdge 13.95; Murtha 14.98; Logan Martin 15.26; Gabe Shaw 16.07

1600 — Connor Barton 5:56.30; Murtha 6:20.00

200 Hurdles — Barton 34.40

4 x 100 Relay — Burdge, Shaw, Barton, Murtha 1:00.50

Shot Put — Martin 23-11

Discus — Martin 85-05

Long Jump — Barton 14-00; Burdge 12-04

Turbo — Martin 97-00; Shaw 53-02

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Mollie Bailey, seen here last season, had two hits Saturday in a win. (John Fisken photo)

The road warriors strike.

Whacking 15 hits, the Central Whidbey Little League juniors softball team scorched host Sedro-Woolley 18-7 Saturday, improving to a flawless 2-0 on the season.

The Adrenaline, who are coached by Mimi Johnson and Connie Lippo, have a 14-player roster which includes three South Whidbey players who were looking for a team after their home town didn’t field a squad.

One of those transplanted players, 8th grader Melody Wilkie, was the star Saturday, smoking four hits, including a double and triple, while teaming with Stella Johnson in the pitcher’s circle.

Wilkie had support, as five other CWLL sluggers rapped out hits.

Audrianna Shaw punched out three singles and a double, while Mollie Bailey, Coral Caveness and Jill Prince had two singles apiece.

Rounding out the attack, Kylie Van Velkinburgh ripped a single, as well.

Central Whidbey scored in every inning, putting up a quick three-spot in the first.

After that, the Adrenaline steadily tacked on runs, building an 11-7 lead after five, before putting the hammer down in the sixth.

Exploding for seven runs, Central Whidbey benefited from big blows by Wilkie, who crunched a triple, and Shaw, who blasted a double.

After road games at Anacortes Monday and Oak Harbor Wednesday, the Adrenaline, which plays on the Coupeville High School softball field, returns home for a game May 3.

The current roster:

Mollie Bailey
Shianna Baker
Krystal Caudle
Coral Caveness
Heidi Clinkscales
Taylor Fifield
Thora Iverson
Stella Johnson
Anya Leavell
Jill Prince
Marenna Rebischke-Smith
Audrianna Shaw
Kylie Van Velkinburgh
Melody Wilkie

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Ema Smith fine-tunes her shot. (John Fisken photo)

Every shot counts.

Pro Shot Shooting is returning to Coupeville High School for a clinic which would be invaluable for current and future Wolf stars.

The clinic, which will run from 1-4 PM Sunday, May 7, is open to CHS and CMS students, girls and boys, in grades 6-12.

Cost is $25 per player and each athlete should bring their own ball.

The clinic will feature shooting technique review, followed by shooting off the dribble and shooting off the catch.

“This is an opportunity for all players that attended the original clinic in the fall to come back in and get more instruction,” CHS girls basketball coach David King said. “A great refresher.”

“It’s also a great opportunity for players that couldn’t attend the original to come in and get some instruction this spring,” he added. “If you want to improve your shooting form, jump at this chance.”

To sign up, pop over to:

https://campscui.active.com/orgs/DualThreat#/selectSessions/1931602

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   Adair DeJesus (left) and Ja’Kenya Hoskins (middle) are among 26 Wolves who have turned out for track season. (John Fisken photo)

The oval just got crowded.

With the high school squad already off running (and throwing), the brand-new Coupeville track and field facilities welcomed middle school athletes into the mix this week.

Co-coaches Elizabeth Bitting and Jon Gabelein (she’s a vet, he replaces Bob Martin, who moved up to the high school squad) are joined by assistant coach (and former Wolf great) Larry Hurlburt.

They’ll be working with 26 athletes and the team’s five-meet season kicks off with a trip to Port Angeles April 27.

With the new home facilities, the Wolves will get to host a meet, as well.

The schedule:

Thursday, Apr. 27 @ Port Angeles
Wednesday, May 3 @ Port Townsend
Tuesday, May 9 home meet
Thursday, May 16 @ Sequim
Wednesday, May 24 @ League Championships (Forks)

The roster as it sits today:

Madi Andrews
Connor Barton
Aiden Burdge
Kylie Chernikoff
Ella Colsell
Kiara Contreras
Noelle Daigneault
Adair DeJesus
Sage Downes
Emily Fiedler
Trystan Ford
Angelina Gebhard
Ja’Kenya Hoskins
Alex Jimenez
Catherine Lhamon
Logan Martin
James Mayne
Alana Mihill
Jake Mitten
Zachary Murtha
TJ Rickner
Gabe Shaw
Ben Smith
Bella Velasco
Logan Wertz
Sam Wynn
Autumn Cernick
(Manager)

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Bennett Boyles

Goodnight, never goodbye.

Coupeville Middle School hoops star Bennett Boyles lost his ongoing battle with cancer this week.

Losing anyone is rough.

Losing a bright-eyed, life-loving 11-year-old is like being slammed through the chest.

In his young life, Bennett showed grace, courage and love beyond his years.

He sits at the top of this blog, enshrined under the Legends tab, and he will live in our hearts.

If you have a chance, please help his family, his mom Lucienne, and everyone who knew and loved him.

A word. A prayer. A thought.

Some of us are on the outside and others on the inside. What each of us can or can’t do will depend on that.

But we can all unite, as a town, as a Wolf Nation, for Bennett and his family.

Live in a way that would make him proud. That would show him his fight and his character is not forgotten.

Show love today, and every day.

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