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Young guns get things started

Posted in Boys Basketball, tagged , , , , , on December 2, 2024| Leave a Comment »

Carson Grove, seen here last year, scored Monday in his high school basketball debut. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

It’s pretty much a fresh start for the Coupeville High School JV boys’ basketball program.

With just a few exceptions, the squad which tore up foes last year has moved up as a group to varsity, opening new opportunities for those willing to grab them.

The potential is great, but that also means there will be a learning curve as Wolf coaches Jon Roberts and Craig Anderson shake things out.

So, not surprisingly, Monday’s season opener, a 43-26 loss to visiting Mount Baker in a non-conference clash, had its high moments and low moments.

The positives including the Wolves battling the Mountaineers virtually even in the second half and seeing seven of 11 players score on the night.

Areas where Coupeville needs to do some work include sharpening its aim at the free throw line, after a 2-17 showing at the charity stripe derailed any comeback hopes.

Easton Green paced CHS with eight points, while Malachi Somes, Davin Houston, and Riley Lawless each added four.

Carson Grove, Nathan Coxsey, and Liam Blas rounded out the offensive attack with a bucket apiece, while Jayden Little, Mahkai Myles, Khanor Jump, and Kyle McCrimmon also saw floor time.

The young Wolves get back at it Friday, Dec. 6 when they travel to Langley to square off with arch-rival South Whidbey.

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Feel our fury, count our (many) buckets!

Posted in Boys Basketball, tagged , , , , on January 16, 2024| 2 Comments »

Landon Roberts and friends can’t miss, won’t miss. (Photo by Coupeville High School Yearbook Staff)

Easton Green could not be stopped by mortal hands.

Dropping three-balls that made his coaches sit back in their seat and marvel in quiet wonder Tuesday night, the Coupeville High School sophomore helped spark the JV boys’ squad to yet another win.

With 10 different players popping the ball through the net against visiting La Conner, the Wolves romped to a 61-22 win that set the gym ablaze.

Now 4-0 in Northwest 2B/1B League play, 9-2 overall, the young guns have launched another winning streak with back-to-back victories after a loss at the buzzer to 3A Oak Harbor.

Next up? Mount Vernon Christian, which arrives in Cow Town Friday with the tough task of slowing the roll of a red-hot roster.

La Conner failed at that task, and miserably, as the Wolves romped to a 17-4 lead after one quarter of play and never slowed down.

“There’s more where that came from!” (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Twin titans Johnny (6) and Jack Porter (5) combined for 11 of those opening points, then it was time for Green to go nuclear in the second quarter.

With a flick of his fingertips, he sent the ball skyward twice, both time splashing home three-balls as his defender’s shoulders slumped in the presence of such magnificent artistry.

“Easton was feeling it tonight!” said CHS coach Jon Roberts as he basked in the afterglow of the win.

Up 33-11 at the half, the Wolves pushed the lead out to 45-15 through three quarters, then coasted home, savoring the moment.

Johnny Porter paced Coupeville with a team-high 12 points, while Green knocked down 10, and Camden Glover caressed the glass for eight.

Jack Porter (6), Landon Roberts (5), Aiden O’Neill (5), Jayden McManus (5), Malachi Somes (4), Davin Houston (4), and Riley Lawless (2) also scored, while Makai Myles brought the defensive heat while on the floor.

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Buckets keep droppin’, numbers keep jumpin’

Posted in Basketball, tagged , , , , on January 15, 2024| Leave a Comment »

Tenley Stuurmans can’t miss, won’t miss. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

The pursuit of 2,000 nears its conclusion.

After that, it’ll be the chase for 3,000 and 4,000 and on and on.

With 10 games on the schedule this week — three for each varsity squad, two for the JV teams — Coupeville High School basketball players currently sit at 1,827 points for the 2023-2024 season.

Three Wolves have cracked 100 points, with another three dangerously close to joining them.

Where things stand through Jan. 15:

 

Varsity – Girls
(12 games)

Katie Marti – 94
Mia Farris – 80
Madison McMillan – 60
Lyla Stuurmans – 39
Teagan Calkins – 29
Jada Heaton – 27
Haylee Armstrong – 12
Skylar Parker – 8
Kayla Arnold – 2
Bryley Gilbert – 2
Reese Wilkinson – 2

 

JV – Girls
(7 games)

Haylee Armstrong – 66
Tenley Stuurmans – 43
Bryley Gilbert – 30
Capri Anter – 16
Lexis Drake – 14
Adie Maynes – 12
Brynn Parker – 12
Teagan Calkins – 9
Taylor Marrs – 6
Chelsi Stevens – 5
Ari Cunningham – 3

**Missing 26 points​​**

 

Varsity – Boys
(12 games)

Logan Downes – 288
Cole White – 100
Chase Anderson – 99
Ryan Blouin – 84
Hunter Bronec – 50
Nick Guay – 28
Hurlee Bronec – 22
Zane Oldenstadt – 11
William Davidson – 10
Quinten Simpson-Pilgrim – 4
Timothy Nitta – 2
Aiden O’Neill – 2
Mikey Robinett – 2

 

JV – Boys:
(10 games)

Camden Glover – 121
Jack Porter – 90
Johnny Porter – 87
Aiden O’Neill – 78
Landon Roberts – 62
Riley Lawless – 36
Jayden McManus – 18
Malachi Somes – 13
Davin Houston – 11
Easton Green – 8
Makai Myles – 4

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Results?? We have results!

Posted in Middle School, Track, tagged , , , , on May 2, 2022| Leave a Comment »

Coupeville 6th grader Tenley Stuurmans made her middle school track debut at a four-team home meet. (Photo courtesy Sarah Stuurmans)

Everything comes to those who wait.

Five days after the first middle school track meet of the season, results have appeared on the internet, and I’m here to pass them on to the world at large.

Opening day, which was April 27, featured Coupeville hosting King’s, Langley, and Northshore Christian Academy.

The first title of the season for CMS went to Easton Green, who won the boys high jump with a mark of four feet, seven inches.

Amaya Schaffeld (100), Lillian Ketterling (800), George Spear (800), and Malachi Somes (1600) captured second-place finishes for the Wolves.

Coupeville returns to action this Wednesday, May 4, when it travels to Langley for a meet which also includes Sultan and Lakewood.

 

Complete 4/27 results:

 

GIRLS:

100 — Amaya Schaffeld (2nd) 14.91; Myra McDonald (9th) 15.66; Noelle Western (13th) 15.83; Aleksia Jump (16th) 16.33; Carly Burt (22nd) 16.46; Tenley Stuurmans (26th) 16.80; Willow Leedy-Bonifas (30th) 17.14; Abbigail Bond (37th) 17.73; Inara Maund (39th) 17.95

200 — Laken Simpson (3rd) 33.71; Marin Winger (5th) 37.36; Liza Zustiak (6th) 38.15

800 — Lillian Ketterling (2nd) 3:12.55; Mikayla Wagner (4th) 3:14.32

100 Hurdles — Stuurmans (7th) 21.86; Ava Carpenter (15th) 22.97; Zustiak (20th) 23.47; Frankie Tenore (23rd) 24.48; Emma McFadden (28th) 28.36

4 x 100 Relay — Carpenter, McDonald, Tirsit Cannon, Winger (4th) 1:04.93; Bond, Jump, Brynn Parker, Schaffeld (6th) 1:06.77; Ketterling, Devon Wyman, Wagner, Simpson (7th) 1:07.54

Shot Put — Leedy-Bonifas (6th) 19-09; Grier Mooney (7th) 19-08; Simpson (9th) 19-02; McFadden (10th) 18-04; Carpenter (13th) 17-01; Ketterling (16th) 15-10; Cannon (19th) 15-05; Winger (20th) 15-04; Ivy Rudat (21st) 15-00; Tenore (22nd) 14-08.50

Discus — Taylor Marrs (3rd) 53-01; Ketterling (9th) 42-02; Mooney (11th) 39-08; Leedy-Bonifas (12th) 38-08; Maund (17th) 32-00

High Jump — Schaffeld (8th) 3-10; Jump (10th) 3-06; McFadden (10th); Parker (10th) 3-06; Tenore (10th) 3-06

Long Jump — Burt (4th) 12-01.50; McDonald (5th) 11-09; Western (13th) 10-03; Rudat (14th) 10-02.50; Stuurmans (19th) 9-05.50; Cannon (20th) 9-05; Wagner (21st) 9-04.50; Parker (26th) 8-11; Tenore (29th) 8-07.50; Leedy-Bonifas (30th) 8-06; Maund (34th) 7-08; Wyman (34th) 7-08; Marrs (39th) 6-10

 

BOYS:

100 — Adrian Cunningham (9th) 14.40; Kenny Jacobsen (17th) 14.96; Wyatt Fitch-Marron (19th) 15.16; Beckett Green (20th) 15.17; Easton Green (30th) 16.20; Roger Merino-Martinez (31st) 16.24; Nathan Niewald (34th) 16.52; Shiloh Sandlin (37th) 17.38; Leonardo Rodriguez (38th) 17.40; Edmund Kunz (40th) 17.80; Zach Blitch (48th) 20.83; Dylan Robinett (49th) 21.79

200 — B. Green (6th) 30.97; Max Ohme (12th) 34.17

800 — George Spear (2nd) 2:44.14

1600 — Malachi Somes (2nd) 5:31.06; K. Jacobsen (13th) 6:24.49

110 Hurdles — Fitch-Marron (3rd) 21.86; Axel Marshall (7th) 22.82; Carson Grove (11th) 23.62; Spear (12th) 23.63; Merino-Martinez (13th) 25.39; Niewald (14th) 26.79; Ryan Beaston (17th) 30.05; Rodriguez (19th) 32.60; Robinett (20th) 38.55

4 x 100 Relay — Cunningham, Somes, Spear, E. Green (4th) 58.59

Shot Put — B. Green (16th) 17-08; Niewald (19th) 15-04; Robinett (20th) 15-03

Discus — Spear (11th) 59-00; Grove (15th) 53-05; Marshall (18th) 52-02; Ohme (22nd) 43-10; Blitch (27th) 40-10; Sandlin (28th) 31-09; Kunz (29th) 20-10

High Jump — E. Green (1st) 4-07; Fitch-Marron (4th) 4-01; Cunningham (6th) 3-10; Johnathan Jacobsen (6th) 3-10; Grove (12th) 3-08; Marshall (12th) 3-08; Ohme (12th) 3-08; Somes (12th) 3-08, Sandlin (17th) 3-04

Long Jump — Cunningham (7th) 13-04; Grove (14th) 11-08; K. Jacobsen (23rd) 11-02; Ohme (29th) 10-00; Merino-Martinez (30th) 9-11; Kunz (32nd) 9-07; Rodriguez (33rd) 9-05; Niewald (36th) 9-01

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CMS girls run to team title

Posted in Cross Country, Middle School, tagged , , , , on October 14, 2021| Leave a Comment »

Coupeville Middle School runners, ready to rumble in Sultan. (Elizabeth Bitting photo)

They roared in pink.

Wearing colored wrist bands to show support for the battle against breast cancer, Coupeville Middle School cross country runners came up big Thursday at a meet in Sultan.

The Wolf girls stunned perennial powerhouse Langley, winning a team title in a tight race to the finish.

Coupeville, which put five runners in the top 20, finished with 48 points to their next door neighbor’s 52.

On the boys side, Lakewood ran away with the team title, with Coupeville finishing fifth.

Langley did win both individual titles, with Sienna Nissen and Rowan Jung topping the girls and boys, respectively.

The meet drew 122 runners in all.

CMS coach Elizabeth Bitting was thrilled with the team win, and her runners got to enjoy a wild time along the way.

“They had an adventurous afternoon,” she said. “The course was wet and muddy. They crossed many bridges, and saw lots of salmon swimming in the streams.”

 

Complete Thursday results (1.7 miles):

 

GIRLS:

Noelle Western (10th) 13:47
Ivy Rudat (12th) 13:51
Aleksia Jump (15th) 14:27
Laken Simpson (18th) 15:10
Mikayla Wagner (19th) 15:10
Marin Winger (26th) 15:50
Liza Zustiak (27th) 16:00
Mary Western (35th) 19:22

 

BOYS:

Easton Green (20th) 12:42
Beckett Green (26th) 13:28
Wyatt Fitch-Marron (30th) 13:40
Joshua Stockdale (35th) 14:15
Axel Marshall (38th) 14:25
Zack Blitch (51st) 14:25

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