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The mat belongs to Lita Woollet!!

Posted in Wrestling, tagged , , , , on November 30, 2015| Leave a Comment »

This photo is from last year, but Lita Woollet (left) is still ruling the mat. (John Fisken photo)

   This photo is from last year, but Lita Woollet (left) is still ruling the mat in 2015. (John Fisken photo)

Lita Woollet was back on the wrestling mat and taking no prisoners.

The Coupeville Middle School 6th grader won both of her matches Sunday to capture a weight-class title at the Skagit Valley Novice Challenge.

Her championship, coming in the Novice 55-62 group, came via a decision and a fall, with Woollet beating male wrestlers in both matches.

Competing with the Whidbey Wildcat Wrestling Club, she was one of five Coupeville grapplers to see action on the day, with teammates Seth Woollett and Kholtin Reed both capturing second-place finishes in their class.

Coupeville results:

Gracy Woollett (Bantam 57-58) — 3rd place

Round 1 – Lost by fall (1:23) to Jordan Janicki (Sedro Woolley Steelclaw Wrestling Club)
Round 2 – Lost by fall (1:50) to Brett Kissick (Chain Wrestling)
Round 3 – Won by fall (0:48) over Brett Ferris (Sultan Turks Youth)

Seth Woollet (Intermediate 64-65) — 2nd place

Round 1 – Lost by major decision (8-0) to Tom Gardner (Wrestling Rhinos)
Round 2 – Won by decision (9-6) over Karsen Looker (GFYAA Tiger Wrestling)
Round 3 – Won by decision (13-7) over Jordan Jopson (Anacortes Hawkeyes)

Lita Woollet (Novice 55-62) — 1st place

Round 1 – Won by decision (8-7) over John Allison (Bad Draw Wrestling Club)
Round 3 – Won by fall (0:56) over Braiden Rapelyea (Arlington Wrestling Academy)

Evlynn Reed (Novice 79-82) — 4th place

Round 1 – Lost by major decision (9-0) to Felipe Lueuonos (Anacortes Hawkeyes)
Round 2 – Lost by fall (0:15) to Caleb Hall (Sedro Woolley Steelclaw Wrestling Club)
Round 3 – Lost by fall (0:47) to Jett Fulton (Skagit Valley Yellow Jackets)

Kholtin Reed (Schoolboy/girl 104-115) — 2nd place

Round 1 – Lost by decision (6-3) to Nicholas Talley (Seattle Wrestling Club)
Round 2 – Won by decision (9-4) over Talley
Round 3 – Lost by sudden victory (5-3) to Talley

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Lace ’em up and bring ’em out!!

Posted in Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball, tagged , , , , , on November 29, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Brittany Powers (John Fisken photo)

   Brittany Powers and Co. take over the courts starting this week. (John Fisken photo)

Time to play for real.

Having wrapped up weeks of practice and conditioning, basketball squads from Coupeville High School and Middle School hit the courts this coming week.

Between the Wolf girls (high school) and boys (middle and high school), there are eight games set for the first week of play, three at home.

The week ahead:

Monday-30:

CMS boys host Chimacum (3:15 PM)

**7th grade in MS gym, 8th grade in HS gym**

CHS boys @ Meridian

Wednesday-Dec. 2:

CHS boys host South Whidbey (varsity 5:15/JV 7:00)

CHS girls host South Whidbey (JV 5:15/varsity 7)

**Varsity games in HS gym, JV in MS gym**

Thursday-3:

CMS boys @ Port Townsend

Friday-4:

CHS girls @ Friday Harbor Tip-Off Classic

Saturday-5:

CHS girls @ Friday Harbor Tip-Off Classic

CHS boys @ Bellevue Christian

Want more info? Want to keep semi-up-to-date on any scheduling changes?

Pop over to:

http://coupeville.tandemcal.com/

or

http://www.olympicleague.com/index.php?league=21&page_name=school_home&school=24&sport=0

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This court? It’s ours!!

Posted in Girls Basketball, tagged , , , , on November 28, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Chelsea Prescott (John Fisken photos)

   Chelsea Prescott flies up-court during an earlier season game. (John Fisken photos)

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  The future of Wolf basketball is already well aware of how to star in team photos.

The road warriors continue to roll.

Despite playing their entire season away from Whidbey, Coupeville’s 6th/7th grade SWISH girls’ basketball team is soaring.

The latest accomplishment? A decisive doubleheader win Saturday, in which the Wolves won both games by double digits and improved their season mark to a crisp 7-2.

Coupeville shredded Anacortes 20-4, then thumped on Friday Harbor 16-2.

Both the victories, and the manner in which they were captured, showcase a bright future for the young Wolves.

“They play hard and our defense is smothering,” said coach Dustin Van Velkinburgh.

With Coupeville High School girls hoops on top (both the Wolf varsity and JV went 9-0 in league play last year), and the farm system kicking once again into high-gear, it is reawakening memories of the glory days in the late ’90s-mid 2000’s.

David and Amy King have the high school program humming, Bob Martin and Brett Smedley are setting them up with strong work at the middle school level and Van Velkinburgh and Lark Gustafson (3rd to 5th grade SWISH) are igniting hoops passion at a young age.

Their players want to grow up to be the next Makana Stone, the next Kacie Kiel, and one day hang banners in the CHS gym like that duo and past Wolf greats like Ashley Bagby-Ellsworth, Lexie Black and Brianne King.

And this is how that starts, by filling the pipeline on a regular basis, as the town once did so well.

“Mini factory in the ‘Ville,” Van Velkinburgh said with a pleased sigh. “Reminds me of the days of yesteryear.

“Fun years to come!”

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Learn the name, respect the game!!

Posted in Boys Basketball, Middle School, tagged , , , , , , on November 24, 2015| 2 Comments »

Alex Jiminez (John Fisken photo)

   Alex Jimenez goes up for two during a SWISH game last year. (John Fisken photos)

Matthew Kelley

Matthew Kelley (10) will not be denied. The ball belongs to him.

The guys have first.

Middle school basketball officially kicks off next Monday (Nov. 30) when Coupeville hosts Chimacum.

Tip-off time is 3:15, with the 8th graders playing in the high school gym and the 7th graders holding court across the hallway in the middle school gym.

That will hold true for a 10-game schedule which has the CMS boys playing at home on Mondays and on the road Thursdays.

The boys wrap their season Jan. 14, then the Wolf girls will inherit the court starting Feb. 1.

As you mentally prepare for the home opener, here’s a look at the roster, which numbers 27 players including a number of guys who have been already making names for themselves at the SWISH level.

7th grade:

Tyson Bovee
Michael Breuer
Alex Jimenez
Matthew Kelley
James Mayne
Jake Mitten
Daniel Olson
Gage Powers
Ben Smith
Jacob Thurston

8th grade:

Trevor Bell
Jered Brown
Jaylen Nitta
Gabe Carlson
Koa Davison
Mason Grove
Dawson Houston
Aiden Juras
Gavin Knoblich
Aram Leyva
Jean Lund-Olsen
Andrew Martin
Omar Moralez
Jacobi Pacquette-Pilgrim
Johnathon Partida
Sean Toomey-Stout
Ulrik Wells

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Wolf grapplers storm the mat!!

Posted in Wrestling, tagged , , , , , on November 17, 2015| Leave a Comment »

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The Battlin’ Woollets are (l to r) Gracy, Lita and Seth. (John Fisken photos)

Estes (right)

Dylan Estes (right) fights for control during one of his matches.

Woollet

Gracy Woollet brings the pain.

There’s no high school team, but that doesn’t stop the young guns.

Six Coupeville students, including three from the same family, are competing with the Whidbey Wildcats Wrestling Club this season.

Five of the six saw action this weekend, with sixth grader Lita Woollet and fourth grader Seth Woollet both taking second place in their divisions Saturday at the Anacortes Hawkeyes Novice Tournament.

Lita advanced to the championship round, while Seth rebounded after an early loss.

Gracy Woollet (2nd grade) and Jacob Barajas (2nd grade) also wrestled Sunday, while Dylan Estes (6th grade) took part in Saturday’s Anacortes Hawkeyes Open.

Sixth-grader Daniel Barajas is also on the club roster, but did not compete this weekend.

Complete results:

Dylan Estes (Novice-70 pound)

Round 1 – Bye
Quarterfinal – Lost by fall (1:00) to Kevin Cantini (Bad Draw Wrestling Club)
Cons. Round 2 – Bye
Cons. Round 3 – Lost by major decision (15-6) to Keaton Mayernik (Team Scorpion)

Gracy Woollet (Bantam 55-56)

Round 1 – Lost by fall (1:57) to Jack Decelle (Skagit Valley Yellow Jackets)
Round 2 – Lost by decision (9-3) to Tanner Requa (Team Scorpions)
Round 3 – Lost by decision (2-2) to Riley Bowen (Sedro Woolley Steelclaw Wrestling Club)

Seth Woollet (Intermediate 64-66)

Round 1 – Won by fall (3:00) over Dallas Prouty (Arlington Wrestling Academy)
Round 2 – Lost by major decision (12-0) to Joseph Davis (Marysville Wrestling Club)
Round 3 – Won by major decision (17-3) over Joseph Pestar (Anacortes Hawkeyes)

Lita Woollet (Novice 60-66)

Round 1 – Won by fall (2:18) over Declan Steeves (Team Scorpions)
Round 2 – Won by fall (1:24) over Ramiro Becerra (Sedro Woolley Steelclaw Wrestling Club)
Round 3 – Lost by fall (2:46) to Cal Wellner (Redmond Bulldogs)

Jacob Barajas (Bantam 63-66)

Round 1 – Won by decision (9-6) over Jaden Kranson (GFYAA Tiger Wrestling)
Round 2 – Lost by decision (10-7) to Gannon Camlin (Arlington Wrestling Academy)
Round 3 – Lost by decision (7-6) to Sonny Mejia (Wrestling Rhinos)

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