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The countdown has begun.

The years biggest shindig is set for Saturday, Nov. 8, when the Coupeville Booster Club hosts its annual dinner and auction extravaganza.

All the info you need can be found in the photo above.

And why support the Booster Club? Well, as I wrote once or twice before:

The boosters are the backbone of Wolf sports, making life easier for coaches, athletes, and admins.

The group annually awards eight $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors, while also providing a yearly stipend to high school and middle school sports programs.

The boosters also provide roses for Senior Night festivities, varsity letters for Wolf athletes, meal money and goodie bags for road trips, and numerous team improvement items.

These have ranged from literature and DVDs to tarps, weight room equipment, batting cages, upgrades to school athletic fields and facilities, and t-shirts for cancer awareness nights.

Plus, the Wall of Fame in the CHS gym, which documents accomplishments from 100+ years of Coupeville athletics?

It wouldn’t exist without the support of the boosters, who provided the biggest financial contribution to its development, and continue to handle updates.

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Coupeville High School senior cross country runners want you to buy your booster club dinner tickets today. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Clear your calendar.

The Coupeville Booster Club has set its annual dinner and auction for Saturday, Nov. 2.

The biggest fundraiser of the year, it will be held at the Coupeville Rec Hall, which is located at 901 NW Alexander Street.

Doors open at 4:30 PM with a silent auction starting at the same time.

Dinner, prepared by Serendipity Catering and Events, is set for 6:00, with a dessert auction at 6:30 and a live auction at 7:00.

There will also be raffles throughout the night.

Cost is $55 per person, or you can nab a table for eight people for $400.

Booster Club board members — Danette Beckley, Jon Roberts, Bob Martin, Dina Guay, Leann Leavitt, Michelle Armstrong, Gordon McMillan, and Garrett Arnold — will have tickets for those looking to buy.

If you have questions or want to donate items or services for the auction, contact Danette Beckley at (360) 325-3769.

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“Ooh, you better run, Skippy! Buy a booster club ticket or get kicked in the shin! Your choice!!” (Jackie Saia photo)

The biggest night in Coupeville athletics is back on the calendar.

The booster club’s annual dinner and auction, which got dinged a bit by the pandemic, is back in full force and going down Saturday, Nov. 11.

Doors open at 4:30 PM at the Whidbey Island Nordic Lodge, which is located at 63 Jacobs Road.

Dinner, provided by Serendipity Catering and Events, begins at 6:00, with a dessert auction set for 6:30.

This year is NOT a crab feed but features a “yummy menu!” according to Booster Club bigwig Jess Lucero.

“If someone wants a vegetarian dish, they should request it at the time they purchase their ticket from a board member,” she added.

A silent auction and raffles will run through the evening, with a live auction at 7:00 emceed by The Velvet Voice of the Prairie himself, Dale Sherman.

Among the items up for grabs include a one-week stay at a Maui condo, a sunset cruise, and a four-day, three-night stay at a townhome in Park City, Utah — home of the Sundance Film Festival.

There will also be a variety of themed baskets, including Italian dinner and wine and cheese assortments, as well as Sherman beef, running and Patagonia gear, and local artwork.

Cost for the night is $55 per person, or $400 for a table of eight.

All proceeds go to help the Coupeville Booster Club, which provides major funding for school athletics.

The organization annually awards eight $1,000 scholarships to graduating seniors, while also providing a yearly stipend to high school and middle school sports programs.

The club provides roses for Senior Night festivities, varsity letters for Wolf athletes, meal money and goodie bags for road trips, and numerous team improvement items.

These have ranged from literature and DVDs to tarps, weight room equipment, batting cages, upgrades to school athletic fields and facilities, and t-shirts for cancer awareness nights.

The Wall of Fame in the CHS gym, which documents accomplishments from 100+ years of Coupeville athletics?

It wouldn’t exist without the support of the boosters, who provided the biggest financial contribution to its development, and continue to handle updates.

Your bucks help the booster club thrive, and the club helps athletics thrive. The circle of life in Wolf Nation.

 

To buy tickets, call Jess Lucero at (636) 675-1632 or reach out to any of these Booster Club board members:

 

Michelle Armstrong
Garrett Arnold
Dina Guay
Leann Leavitt
Mariah Madsen
Bob Martin
Gordon McMillan
Jon Roberts
Ron Wright

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Tammy Glover (John Fisken photos)

   Tammy Glover welcomes the overflow crowd to the annual crab-eatin’ shindig. (John Fisken photos)

crab guys

  Meanwhile, outside in the cold, the guys spend some quality time trying not to get pinched.

Dale Sherman

Dale Sherman — silver hair, silver tongue.

salad

The salad crew, ready to rumble.

sald pt. 2

Lettuce tastes best after it’s been airborne.

Sage

Sage Renninger is just thrilled to be working inside, and not outside.

dessert

The photographer wanders down dessert row…

"Get in my stomach!!"

Where Landon Roberts has already camped out. “Get in my belly!!!!”

Cheridan Eck

CHS cheer coach Cheridan Eck classes up the joint.

Bayne

Lauren Bayne (left) and Ally Roberts display their wares.

Crab, crab as far as the eye could see.

And desserts, and some adult beverages and salads flying through the air, they were all present Saturday.

The occasion was the Coupeville Booster Club’s annual Crab Dinner and Auction, which brings in bucks to help support Wolf athletics.

Current CHS stars were hard at work behind the scenes, former greats were on the floor, bidding and schmoozing, and travelin’ photo man John Fisken was working the room, camera in hand.

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