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Gwen Gustafson and Co. won three games and finished second in a weekend tourney. (John Fisken photo)

   Gwen Gustafson and Co. won three games and finished second in a weekend tourney. (John Fisken photo)

They are right there, on the cusp.

Coupeville’s 5th grade SWISH girls’ basketball squad (with two 6th graders joining the cause) went 3-2 at a weekend tourney in Bellingham, claiming second-place overall.

It’s the fifth time this season a Wolf girls team has played for a title, but Coupeville has yet to win one.

“Close … so close,” said Dustin Van Velkinburgh. “Very proud of their effort. Good things on the horizon for these young ladies.”

Coupeville went 2-1 on Saturday, losing just a narrow two-point game to Lynden, then knocked off Nooksack in the opening game Sunday on a late three-ball.

The Wolf stars of the future include Kylie Van Velkinburgh, Izzy Wells, Savina Wells, Gwen Gustafson, Alita Blouin, Maddy Georges, Dakota Thomas, Nariah Johnson, Lilah Stuurmans and Caroline Lhamon.

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Tsunami (Photo courtesy Mimi Johnson)

   Best uniforms in the biz, and now a win for the Tsunami. (Photos courtesy Mimi Johnson)

The history-making scorecard.

The history-making scorecard.

"We're going to Disneyland!!! Oh wait, we got two more games to play? Fine..."

“We’re going to Disneyland!!! Oh wait, we got two more games to play? Fine…”

They came. They saw. They kicked some fanny.

Whidbey Island’s U12 select softball squad, which brings together players from Coupeville, Oak Harbor and South Whidbey, hit the road Saturday and earned its first win of the season.

Playing in Tacoma, the Tsunami whacked Port Angeles 16-11, erupting for seven runs in the fourth inning to blow things open.

All ten players to see action scored for the Whidbey squad.

The Tsunami, now 1-2 on the season, returns to action with two more games Sunday before heading home.

They are coached by Coupeville’s Mimi Johnson and South Whidbey’s Trevor Jones.

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Woolett

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

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

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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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Batman (John Fisken photos)

Little known fact. When not fighting crime, Batman stays busy as a rampaging linebacker. (John Fisken photos)

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One quick cut and he’s gone, leaving behind just a scorch mark on the grass.

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A future Wolf cheer captain begins her rise to the top.

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They may not know how to spell his last name, but Logan Downes is already a star, following in the footsteps of older brothers Hunter and Sage.

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   “Step back, son. When I get goin’ here, no one, and I mean no one, is gonna catch me!!”

A new season kicked off Monday.

The Oak Harbor Youth Football and Cheer League hit the gridiron to start practice and travelin’ photo man John Fisken was on hand to click away.

Seven Coupeville Elementary School students are signed up for the league this season, with four football players and three cheerleaders.

Five of the seven fall in the Pee Wees category (ages 7-8) while the other two call the Midget class (9-10) home.

Pee Wee Cheer:

Taylor Brotemarker
Elizabeth Cato
Avery Miller

Pee Wee Football:

Aiden O’Neil
Emett Raye

Midget Football:

Logan Downes
Wyatt Howard

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Coupeville's 5th/6th grade squad celebrates with coach Lark Gustafson. (Katy Wells photo)

Coupeville’s 5th/6th grade squad celebrates with coach Lark Gustafson. (Katy Wells photo)

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Scott Hay oversees the 7th/8th grade team. (Jon Roberts photos)

Advantage, Coupeville.

Advantage, Coupeville.

Trophy time. (Dawn Hesselgrave photo)

Trophy time. (Dawn Hesselgrave photo)

Flowers and basketball players were blooming.

Several packs of Coupeville Wolf hoops stars spent part of the weekend playing in Skagit Valley’s 23rd annual Tulip Basketball Tournament

By the time they were done, both squads had played numerous games (the older girls claiming 5th place in a 12-team tourney), but still had time to pose for photos.

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