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Zach Ginnings kicks off our look at Wolf netters. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Harris Sinclair

The net crew at rest.

James Wood

Thane Peterson

They’re ready to swing into action.

The first boys tennis match of the fall is a week away, and Coupeville’s netters are hard at work prepping for that royal rumble in Langley.

In between sharpening their serves and honing their net games, the Wolves stopped long enough to let a wanderin’ photo clicker snap their pics, immortalizing the start of another season on the prairie courts.

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Catherine Lhamon kicks off a look at Wolf cross country runners. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Kyle Burnett

Taking a break during a running camp at Camp Casey.

Chris Ruck

Alana Mihill

What’s a week after 20+ years?

Coupeville High School’s cross country program is back, after a two-decade absence, and the first meet is next Wednesday in Granite Falls.

While a handful of Wolf runners have trained and traveled with other schools in recent years, 2018 brings the sport where it belongs, back inside the school.

As they prep for their first race, a photographic look at the harriers who are reigniting the flame.

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Wolf goalie Sarah Wright gets a kick out of life. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Jacob Burke mashes a pesky tennis ball.

Gridiron speed demon Sean Toomey-Stout, momentarily at rest.

Chelsea Prescott sends the ball skyward.

It’s early, but tennis guru Ken Stange already has his goatee in mid-season form.

Lindsey Roberts keeps her life in perfect balance.

Football bruiser Chris Battaglia checks to make sure his feet are still there.

Freshman Eryn Wood makes a strong first impression.

Photos, photos and more photos.

Wanderin’ camera clicker John Fisken has hit practices for four of five CHS fall sports teams in the early days, so here’s a few more snappy pics.

The glossy photos cover soccer, tennis, volleyball and football, and they come with this reminder – just nine days until the first official game of the new school year.

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After two years of running with South Whidbey, Danny Conlisk will help Coupeville relaunch its own in-school cross country program this fall. (Dawnelle Conlisk photo)

Paper work first.

If you’re planning on playing a sport or participating in an activity this fall for Coupeville High School or Middle School, you need to visit the high school office Tuesday, Aug. 14 between noon-6 PM and get registered.

This is the time to pay fees and fill out paperwork, NOT get physicals. But, if you don’t have a current one of those, get scramblin’.

CHS offers volleyball, football, boys tennis, girls soccer, cheer and cross country in the fall. The harrier program is returning to the school after a two-decade absence.

The middle school is also relaunching cross country, in addition to offering volleyball and football.

For more info, contact Eileen Stone at estone@coupeville.k12.wa.us or Lisa Yoder at lyoder@coupeville.k12.wa.us.

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   Wolf spikers (l to r) Emma Smith, Hope Lodell and Ashley Menges work at last year’s crab feed, the biggest fundraiser for the Coupeville Booster Club. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Want to be in the inner circle?

Intrigued by the idea of helping Coupeville High School sports reach new heights? Feeling school spirit bursting out of every pore? Have a little bit of spare time?

Well then, I have a deal for you.

With a new school year fast approaching, the Coupeville Booster Club is gearing up for another campaign, and their roster is in flux.

The club needs to add some new board members to round out the group which keeps things chugging along. Whether you have kids at CHS or not, that could be you.

Board members have voting rights, work on projects throughout the year such as the annual crab feed fundraiser, and get to be at the forefront of funding Wolf athletes and coaches.

From supplying athletic letters, to making sure athletes have snacks on road trips, to helping CHS coaches purchase new equipment, to being a driving force behind the Wall of Fame in the gym and the record boards for football and volleyball, the Booster Club is the motor which drives Wolf Nation.

For more info, or to sign up, contact wendihilborn@gmail.com.

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