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Elizabeth Bitting, coach, runner and now, t-shirt designer.

Elizabeth Bitting, coach, runner and now, t-shirt designer. (John Fisken photo)

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Bitting’s shirt design.

You, yes you, can win Sherry Roberts and friends new t-shirts.

It’s simple.

A pack of local runners (others include CMS track coach Elizabeth Bitting and Wolf mom Deb Smith) who compete in the Ragnar Trail Relay series are also taking part in the SweatVac t-shirt designing competition.

Whichever team gets the most votes nabs eight shirts featuring their design, which is a cool $256 worth of merchandise.

Bitting’s design for the Sasquatchettes is currently sitting in first place in a seven-way race that ends July 15, but by a razor-thin margin.

Time for Wolf Nation to step up and put our runners over the top. Waaaaay over the top.

Facebook only allows one vote per person, but if we all vote and spread the word, there is no poll we can not utterly destroy.

History bears that out.

To vote, pop over to:

http://offerpop.com/FacebookContestEntry.psp?c=805631&u=1227974&a=448952861833126&p=260080947451642&rest=0&id=6542191&rest2=0

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CMS track coach Elizabeth Bitting rolls to the best performance in the half marathon by a female runner from Coupeville. (John Fisken photos)

   CMS track coach Elizabeth Bitting rolls to the best performance in the half marathon by a female runner from Coupeville. (John Fisken photos)

Jon Crimmins

Jon Crimmins, Coupeville’s top male finisher in the half marathon.

Sarah Chombeau 10K

Sarah Chombeau leads all local runners in the 10K.

Daniel Verble 10K

Hot on her heels, Daniel Verble notched the top male performance in the 10K by a Coupeville male runner.

Olivia Flack 5K

Olivia Flack can not be caught in the 5K.

Samuel Wynn (338) and James Wood 5K

   Samuel Wynn (338) and James Wood are neck-and-neck coming down the stretch in the 5K.

Gabe and Jyotica Barrio

Gabe and Jyotica Barrio, out for a father/daughter run.

Sherry

Sherry Roberts (left) and Tammy Smith head home.

Debra Savalza

Debra Savalza nears the finish line with a flourish.

Gone with the wind.

Not that there was too much wind on a sunny, sizzlin’ August day, but local runners competing in the annual Race the Reserve Saturday were flying along.

The photos above, which come to us courtesy John Fisken, capture a slice of Coupeville’s best and brightest as they waged war against the clock and their own inner will.

To see more and possibly purchase some for the mantle-place (a portion of the money goes to college scholarships for CHS student/athletes), pop over to:

https://www.shutterfly.com/progal/gallery.jsp?gid=768a5498ce7fc2d19249

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Jon and Jodi

Jon and Jodi Crimmins, during a break from training.

Tammy and Sherry

Tammy Smith (left) and Sherry Roberts guard the post-race fruit.

Race swag. (Wendy McCormick photo)

Race swag. (Wendy McCormick photo)

He’s smarter than the average bear, and, apparently, quicker, too.

At least when it comes to traversing Ebey’s Prairie.

Jon Crimmins, park ranger extraordinaire, revived memories of his high school athletic exploits Saturday, zipping to the best time by any Coupeville runner in the half marathon, the premier event at the annual Race the Reserve.

His time of one hour, 42 minutes, 15 seconds placed him 8th overall, out of 128 runners.

Close to 400 runners hit the starting line this year, with participants divided between the half marathon, the 10K and 5K.

The races benefit the next graduating class at Coupeville High School.

And no, I’m not about to list all 400 or so runners on here.

The rules are simple.

If you listed Coupeville as your home town, and my eyes didn’t glaze over and miss you while going through race results, you’re on here.

From Oak Harbor or, heaven forbid, another state entirely?

Well, should have brought your own reporter with you then, I guess.

It’s called Coupeville Sports for a reason.

Our people’s results:

Half Marathon:

Jon Crimmins (8th) 1:42:15.0
Elizabeth Bitting (33rd) 1:57:45.4
Charles Arndt (48th) 2:04:28.4
Maria Summers (54th) 2:05:32.7
Sarah Aldrich (69th) 2:13:06.9
Jennifer Wynn (81st) 2:19:29.2
Lincoln Kelley (107th) 2:57:32.1
Sarah Stuurmans (122nd) 3:21:15.5
Susan Wenzel (126th) 3:44:00.8
Jodi Crimmins (127th) 3:49:23.7

10K:

Sarah Chombeau (13th) 55:01.1
Daniel Verble (16th) 57:16.2
Shannon Buys (20th) 58:31.6
Mitchell Carroll (22nd) 58:45.9
Michael Laska (30th) 59:43.7
Denise Buys (46th) 1:04:22.8
Daniel Schurf (63rd) 1:11:25.4
Emily Staker (74th) 1:17:02.9
Jennifer Carroll (77th) 1:19:29.2
Cody Staker (78th) 1:19:43.6
Diane Skaley (85th) 1:21:41.6
Jennifer Kellner (87th) 1:22:25.6
Tim Kellner (88th) 1:22:25.7
Sherry Roberts (90th) 1:23:43.6
Tammy Smith (91st) 1:23:43.6

5K:

Samuel Wynn (5th) 21:54.1
James Wood (6th) 21:54.4
Olivia Flack (7th) 22:00.9
Robert Wood (8th) 23:06.2
Marc Carrera (17th) 27:21.5
Marianne Thrawley (19th) 28:09.3
Mitchell Hall (20th) 28:41.4
Mckenzie Meyer (21st) 28:41.8
Jakobi Baumann (22nd) 28:54.9
Heather McCauley (25th) 29:32.5
Knight Arndt (28th) 29:47.0
Sarah Meyer (30th) 30:08.0
George Thrawley (36th) 30:50.1
Emily Maughan (38th) 31:33.9
Nathan Ginnings (43rd) 32:43.3
Frank Stephan (44th) 32:43.9
Oliana Stange (47th) 33:04.4
Mason Scoggin (52nd) 33:44.4
Jyotica Barrio (65th) 39:00.6
Gabe Barrio (66th) 39:01.0
Destiny Bitting (68th) 39:46.6
Debra Savalza (73rd) 42:44.5
Doug Easton (79th) 45:32.1
Jamie Easton (80th) 45:32.9
Mona Hooker (86th) 51:50.7
Paul Bigelow (92nd) 55:47.3
Therese Bigelow (93rd) 55:49.0
Emily Richards (95th) 58:11.1
Gaye Rodriguey (96th) 58:12.4
Connie Wolfe (97th) 59:14.1
Anne Katherine (98th) 59:17.5
Georgie Smith (102nd) 1:01:06.7
Nick Laska (103rd) 1:07:06.2

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Maya Toomey-Stout is heading into her third sport, having already played volleyballa nd basketball for CMS. (John Fisken photos)

   Maya Toomey-Stout is heading into her third sport, having already played volleyball and basketball for CMS. (John Fisken photos)

No matter the sport, Kalia Littlejohn has a winning attitude.

No matter the sport, Kalia Littlejohn has a winning attitude.

They have the numbers.

New Coupeville Middle School track coaches Elizabeth Bitting and Bob Martin kicked off the 2015 season Monday by welcoming almost 40 athletes to the start of practice.

The coaching duo replaced Janie Rosenkrance and Alex Heilig and they and their teams will make their competition debut April 29 at a meet hosted by King’s.

The current CMS roster:

Ashley Battaglia
Chris Battaglia
Jakobi Baumann
Alonzo Boyles
Kyle Burnett
Gabe Carlson
James Conlisk
Seth David
Anna Dion
Gabe Eck
Ty Eck
Tucker Hall
Ja’Tarya Hoskins
Dawson Houston
Uriah Kastner
Teo Keilwitz
Mallory Kortuem
Nichole Laxton
Kalia Littlejohn
Jillion Mayne
Jean Lund Olsen
Trent Montoya
Cassidy Moody
Jasmine Nastali
Jaylen Nitta
Thane Peterson
Moira Reed
Avalon Renninger
Lindsey Roberts
Robert Roper
Ashley Shank
Emma Smith
Dawson Sorrows
Oliana Stange
Mason Testroet
Megan Thorn
Maya Toomey-Stout
Sean Toomey-Stout
Tia Wurzrainer

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