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Tim Ursu, ever alert. (Brenn Sugatan photos)

The pregame warmups are their own show.

A big part of Friday Night Lights comes as fans begin to wander in, while football players and cheerleaders get limbered up and ready for the action ahead.

Catching the action at a recent home game was Coupeville High School student Brenn Sugatan, who delivers the pics seen above and below.

Fortified by snacky goodness and ready for a long night of cheering.

“What kind of shampoo you using? Cause dang, the mane is flowin’!”

Round and round they run.

“Simmer down, man. I’ll stand up when I’m ready.”

Before you throw down a beat-down, always remember to stretch.

Coen Killian teaches the young guns how it’s done.

How many bugs crawled into the helmets while the photo was snapped? Just asking.

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Wolf supporters, ready for their close-ups. (Delanie Lewis photo)

Does a game really mean anything if there aren’t fans in the stands?

Coupeville High School teams don’t have to really ponder that question, as Wolf fans generally show up, and show out.

The pics above, shot by CHS students, capture other CHS students supporting their classmates.

The circle of life, as it were.

(Delanie Lewis photo)

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(Helene Strelow photo)

(Delanie Lewis photo)

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Kwamane Bowens snags a photo with Coupeville grad turned U-Dub football star Sean Toomey-Stout, who he coached in high school. (Photo courtesy Bowens)

Life is good.

Kwamane Bowens, who was a Coupeville student as a young man, then came back around to help coach Wolf football players, is a multi-threat.

The former NCAA D-I scholarship athlete is currently on the gridiron coaching staff at Anacortes High School, where the Seahawks are a flawless 3-0 after smacking formerly-big-and-bad Archbishop Thomas Murphy last Friday.

Bowens also continues to pursue his musical career as Groovie Mane, having dropped his debut album, Key to Me.

To listen to his music, pop over to https://music.apple.com/us/album/key-to-me/1603659980.

And take a gander at the video for his song Can’t Change (which does have some explicit lyrics) below:

 

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Birthday boy Bobby Carr leads off a collection of CHS coach pics. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Nine out of 11 ain’t bad.

We’re kicking off a new week with a photographic look at Coupeville High School coaches, though we’re missing two.

That’s because I already used soccer guru Kyle Nelson’s pic earlier this season.

And, for whatever reason, I’ve never seen head shots for this year’s Wolf cross country squad, which rules out trail queen Paige Spangler.

At least for now.

But the other nine coaches, covering volleyball, cheer, football, and boys soccer, are here, and awaiting — in alphabetic order — your perusal.

Brett Casey

Tara Crouch

Ashley Menges

Jennifer Morrell

Bennett Richter

Alex Turner

Cory Whitmore

Robert Wood

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Jonathan Valenzuela was in on nine tackles Friday in a win over Sultan. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

The numbers keep piling up.

Week three of the high school football season brought a win to Coupeville, as the Wolves stomped visiting Sultan 30-13 Friday night.

Running wild over the Turks, the Wolves, now 2-1 heading into a trip to La Conner, added to their season totals on both sides of the ball.

From touchdowns, to tackles for loss, to fumble recoveries, CHS coaches plugged it all into MaxPreps, and then I came along to pluck the fruit which will get me sweet, sweet page hits.

So, here you go, some season-to-date stats to marinate in.

Josh Upchurch (78) visualizes destroying opposing linemen. (Helen Strelow photo)

 

OFFENSE:

Passing:

Logan Downes — 35-65 for 424 yards with 5 TDs

 

Receiving:

Daylon Houston — 6 receptions for 124 yards
Scott Hilborn — 8-101
Tim Ursu — 14-99
Dominic Coffman — 4-84
Hunter Bronec — 1-9

 

Rushing:

Coffman — 41 carries for 274 yards
Hilborn — 31-246
Johnny Porter — 8-50
Ursu — 10-29
Aiden O’Neill — 4-21
Jack Porter — 1-8
Alexander Stinnett — 1-1
Downes — 12-(-3)

 

Total Yards (Rush/Pass/Rec):

Downes — 421
Coffman — 358
Hilborn — 347
Ursu — 128
Houston — 124
Jo. Porter — 50
O’Neill — 21
Bronec — 9
Ja. Porter — 8
Stinnett — 1

 

All-Purpose Yards (Rush/Rec/KR/PR/IR):

Coffman — 358
Hilborn — 350
Houston — 295
Ursu — 261
Jo. Porter — 50
O’Neill — 28
Downes — 22
Bronec — 9
Ja. Porter — 8
Stinnett — 1

 

Touchdowns:

Hilborn — 4
Ursu — 4
Coffman — 2
Houston — 2
Downes — 1
Jo. Porter — 1

 

PATs:

Houston — 11
Chase Anderson — 1

 

Field Goals:

Houston — 1

 

Points:

Houston — 26
Hilborn — 24
Ursu — 24
Coffman — 12
Downes — 6
Jo. Porter — 6
Anderson — 1

 

DEFENSE:

Tackles:

Hilborn — 29
Kevin Partida — 21
Ursu — 21
Coffman — 19
Peyton Caveness — 17
William Davidson — 17
Downes — 12
Houston — 9
Jonathan Valenzuela — 9
Josh Upchurch — 7
O’Neill — 5
Kai Wong — 5
Mikey Robinett — 4
Zane Oldenstadt — 4
Marcelo Gebhard — 3
Anderson — 1

 

Tackles For Loss:

Hilborn — 4
Valenzuela — 2
Caveness — 1
Coffman — 1
Robinett — 1
Upchurch — 1

 

Interceptions:

Downes — 3
Hilborn — 1

 

Fumble recoveries:

Coffman — 2

 

Sacks:

Coffman — 1

 

SPECIAL TEAMS:

Kickoff returns:

Houston — 4-171
Ursu — 3-120
O’Neill — 1-7

 

Punt returns:

Ursu — 1-13
Hilborn — 1-3

“Hey! Is that updated stats??” (Brenn Sugatan photo)

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