Posted in Volleyball, tagged Cory Whitmore, Coupeville Elementary School, digs, sets, spikes, volleyball, Wolf Pup Volleyball on March 7, 2019| Leave a Comment »
All the details worth knowing.
It’s a win-win kind of situation.
Coupeville volleyball coaches are offering young spikers a chance to sharpen their skills, while raising money to help the high school teams.
Wolf Pup Volleyball, which runs from Apr. 9 to May 28, is a series of 15 two-hour practices aimed at players currently in fifth and sixth grade.
For all the pertinent info, scroll back up and take a look at the handy-dandy photo guide.
And to register by Apr. 2, pop over to:
Posted in Basketball, tagged Basketball, Brad Sherman, CHS Wolves, Coupeville Elementary School, David and Amy King on December 18, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Mason Grove and other Wolf hoops stars will work with Coupeville Youth Basketball players over six Saturday morning sessions. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
The present is ready to shape the future.
Coupeville School District students in grades 1-6 are invited to sign up for youth basketball, which will be run by Wolf high school coaches and players.
The season runs Jan. 5-Feb. 9, with action each Saturday from 9-11 AM.
Each date will be a mix of skills development work and games, allowing young players a chance to build their confidence in a fun environment.
Cost is $20 per student, and each participant receives a t-shirt and basketball in addition to their six weekends of court action.
To register, pop over to:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSehRwAnj1EuqXNAR6rc-JmVVj82yjvzi0vQ6ipxQdVIBawuqw/viewform
For any questions, contact CHS boys varsity basketball coach Brad Sherman at bsherman@coupeville.k12.wa.us or CHS girls varsity hoops coach David King at dking@coupeville.k12.wa.us.
Posted in taekwondo, tagged Ben Shaw, Coupeville Elementary School, Finley Helm, taekwondo on November 4, 2018| Leave a Comment »
As a master of taekwondo, Finley Helm needs a single finger to keep dad Jerry under control. (Photos courtesy Lindsey Helm)
Ben Shaw shares his medal-winning day with mom and big bro. (Photo courtesy Gabe Shaw)
Helm, sporting a nice collection of medals, hangs out with instructor Robert Armstrong.
Masters of the mat.
Coupeville sent a strong group of performers to Saturday’s “Battle on the Island” taekwondo tourney in Langley, bringing home a staggering collection of medals.
3rd grader Tenley Stuurmans claimed four titles, and she was joined on the podium by fellow CES students such as Finley Helm and Ben Shaw.
Helm, a 1st grader, was the only novice white belt in the room, but showed no fear and no desire to back off.
The six-year-old master of disaster claimed third-place in three events (Traditional Forms, Pro-Tech Weapons and One-Step sparring), with just six weeks of training under her belt.
Meanwhile, Shaw, a 2nd grader, made off with a first-place medal and a pair of second-place finishes while vying in Freestyle Form and Weapons events.
Stuurmans, Helm and Shaw were joined Saturday by fellow Coupeville warriors Marin Winger (3rd grade), Lydia Kelly (2nd grade), and Logan Kelly (Kindergarten).
Posted in taekwondo, tagged Armstrong's ATA Martial Arts, Coupeville Elementary School, first place, taekwondo, Tenley Stuurmans on November 3, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Coupeville 3rd grader Tenley Stuurmans captured four titles Saturday at her first taekwondo tourney. (Photo courtesy Scott and Sarah Stuurmans)
Don’t mess with Tenley Stuurmans.
The Coupeville Elementary School 3rd grader is only one tournament into her taekwondo career, and she’s already a four-time champ.
Stuurmans, daughter of Scott and Sarah, stepped on the mat at the Island Christian Academy in Langley Saturday, emerging with seven top-three performances.
She captured titles in Extreme Weapons, Creative Weapons, Extreme Forms, and Creative Forms.
Toss in 2nd place finishes in Traditional Forms and Traditional Sparring and a 3rd place in Combat Sparring, and Stuurmans went home covered in medals.
The younger sister of soccer sensation Lyla Stuurmans, and a cousin, niece or granddaughter to about 10,000 Coupeville legends, Tenley is creating her own niche in the sports world.
She started taekwondo last spring and trains at Armstrong’s ATA Martial Arts School.
Posted in Not sports? Tough!, tagged Coupeville Elementary School, songs, videos, What Does the Fox Say, Ylvis, YouTube on September 17, 2018| 2 Comments »
Deb Sherman is one of many Coupeville Elementary School teachers to appear in a lip-syncing video. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
Cop karaoke, your moment in the spotlight is up.
The other rage sweeping the nation over the past few years has been teachers and support staff lip-syncing to “What Does the Teacher Say?,” a twist on the Ylvis hit “What Does The Fox Say?”
Now, Coupeville Elementary School has jumped in with their version, and, as in all things, Coupeville 1, Rest of the World 0.
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