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Ryan King, seen here working in Coupeville in 2016, is the new head football coach at Mount Baker Junior High. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Whidbey to Whatcom, and still killin’ it.

Coupeville grad Ryan King, a football captain who came back around to coach multiple sports at his alma mater, is the new head coach for the Mount Baker Junior High gridiron program.

An inductee into the Coupeville Sports Hall o’ Fame, the burly lineman was a key player for the Wolves football program in the early 2000’s.

King was a captain as a senior in 2006 and helped lead the 2005 CHS squad, the last Cow Town gridiron team to post a winning record until Coupeville finally broke back through to the winning side in 2019.

Once he moved into coaching, the former Wolf worked as an assistant football coach at both the middle school and high school levels between 2011-2017.

He was also a head coach for Coupeville Middle School girls’ basketball, where he worked with future high school stars like Chelsea Prescott, Genna Wright, and Mollie Bailey.

King was an assistant football coach in Mount Baker last fall, and now takes the reigns for a junior high program which feeds a high school which is consistently one of the best in a football-mad region.

“Very excited for this opportunity!” said the former Wolf.

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There be Wolves on these trails. (Elizabeth Bitting photos)

The trails are alive with the sound of runners.

Coupeville athletes, both cross country harriers and ones hailing from other sports, have been busy as the summer has unfolded.

Under the stewardship of CHS running guru Elizabeth Bitting, the Wolves have been taking part in summer fun funs the past six weeks.

The events have drawn soccer booters, volleyball spikers, and cross country stars, with both current and alumni athletes represented.

“Whether they ran on the trails, UP the trails, around the oval, or on the roads, they were challenged every day, every week,” Bitting said.

“The SFR’s were capped off with a time trial on their respective home courses and some respectable times were ran,” she added.

“We are looking forward to the upcoming season.”

While we’re still knee-deep in summer, the start of fall sports is not that far off, with Wolf athletes encouraged to sign up using Final Forms now.

High school cross country practice begins August 21, with middle school runners debuting a week later.

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Scotlyn Helm is here to collect all your trophies. (Photos courtesy Jerry Helm)

It’s the sound of victory.

Finley and Scotlyn Helm continue to pile up trophies while chasing down would-be competitors at Washington Quarter Midget Association racing events.

With dad Jerry keeping their souped-up vehicles revving at high speed, the sisters are leading the way as an ever-growing group of Coupeville kids take over the Monroe Speedway.

They are Wolves, and they’re here to make their gas pedals howl.

Finley Helm, ready to hit the open road.

A student of the game.

“Don’t make me drive over your back bumper, cause I will.”

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The cost to play remains the same for Wolf athletes. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Your wallet will NOT take a hit, after all.

A proposal to raise athletic fees for Coupeville High School and Middle School athletes has been pulled from the consent agenda for tonight’s school board meeting.

“It was removed because we realized we had not done our community income survey, which is required before making changes to the fees,” said Coupeville Schools Superintendent Steve King.

“So, if we change fees in the future, it won’t likely be until at least the 24-25 school year.”

The cost to play a sport at CMS remains at $50, while high school athletes pay $75.

Under the proposal, which would have raised fees for the first time in more than a decade, costs would have jumped to $75 and $110, respectively.

The move was related to things such as increased game fees for referees, though school officials offered assurances the district would continue to help athletes in financial need.

The change was expected to bring in an additional $15,000 for the district.

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Hayli Marley and the Class of 2030 is headed to middle school. (Photo courtesy Sarah Marley)

They’re movin’ on and movin’ up.

Coupeville Elementary School Principal David Ebersole sent 85(!!) fifth graders on to their next destination Wednesday afternoon.

The Class of 2030 made the transition in their new home, during a ceremony in the high school’s PAC.

With the festivities complete, the young Wolves exited as sixth graders, set to start a three-year run as middle school students.

In the class are race car champs (Finley Helm), horse show champs (Abbie Moss) and the granddaughter (Hayli Marley) of my first-ever Videoville customer back in the day, Kathy Marley.

Which one will do something remarkable in the athletic world and make me consider, for a hot moment or two, of referring to them as “The Chosen One,” before common sense (and Willie Smith) makes me think twice?

Only time will tell.

 

The CHS Class of 2030:

Krystina Adams
Ava Alford
Vincent Alguire
Zariyah Allen
Rosemary Allred
Zayne Atkinson
Serena Balder
Xander Beaman
Braxton Beshear
Sophie Booten
Melody Boyd
Malachi Chapa
Astoria Coles
Adrianna Collins-Diaz
Annabelle Cundiff
Tristan Dearmond
Payton Dugger
Domonic Durbin
Diesel Eck
Clarence Famiglietti
Samuel Ferguson
Aubrey Flowers
Mila Gesing
Hazel Goldman
Andrea Gonzalez
Emma Green
Sophia Greene
Viktoria Grieves
Toby Hamm
Finley Helm
Paige Hill
Samantha Howard
Rhylee Inman
Addison Jacobson
Marina Jadwin
Isidora Jimenez Campos
Rocky Jorgensen
Sabrina Judnich
Calvin Kappes
Claire Lachnit
Peyton Larocque
Ariella Lee-Spaulding
Maverick-Chase Light
Jacob Lujan
Isaac Marchese
Hayli Marley
Mario Martinez
Sarah McCune
Joseph McGraw
Maxwell Meyer
Caiden Micolichek
Kaleigha Millison
Kaylee Moore
Abigail Moss
Maddex Myles
Braden Oswald
Brenna Phay
Pria Powell
Annaliese Powers
Henry Purdue
Vicky Quiroga Rivera
Emily Rains
Kamden Ratcliff
Javen Register
Sadie Rich
Joshua Richards
Zayne Roos
Sawyer Rudat
Ceiba Rusch
Jack Schofield
Archer Schwarz
River Simpson
Scarlett Spencer
Treyshawn Stewart
Kale Swarm
Brooklynne Thompson
Joseph Tuff
Cameron Van Dyke
Josue Vicente
Arianna Vinson
Lincoln Wagner
Maverick Walling
Ethan Walsh
Aiden Wheat
Farrin Workman

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