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Spikes mixed with compassion.

Wolf volleyball and WhidbeyHealth are gearing up for their annual joint fundraiser, Coupeville vs. Cancer, set for October 16.

The CHS net crew hosts Mount Vernon Christian that night, with JV playing at 5:00 PM and varsity at 6:30.

Money raised will go to help support WhidbeyHealth Cancer Care.

If you’re not able to be there in person, you can still chip in with a donation, and the photo above shows you where to do that.

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Shoot and score with your donation to the booster club. (Monica Grant photo)

Your donation makes the big night even bigger.

The Coupeville Booster Club is ramping up for its annual fundraiser auction dinner, set for November 14 this time around.

Proceeds from the event provides the club a chance to do what they do best — support Wolf athletes and coaches, plus the occasional blogger — and the more donations, the more bang everyone gets for their bucks.

“I’m always humbled by the generosity of this little community,” said Booster Club member Danette Beckley.

“So, if you have a service, an air BNB, season tix, a crabbing/fishing session, a progressive dinner party with some friends you’d like to donate.

“Art? Travel? Handyman? Heavy machinery? Talents you have that others will pay for … contact me!”

Fundraiser committee members are Michelle Armstrong, Leann Leavitt, and Beckley, and you can also talk to club members Jon Roberts, Bob Martin, Garrett Arnold, and Scott Maynes.

Beckley can be reached at (360) 325-3769 or dsport131@gmail.com, with everyone else likely to be found at CHS sporting events, on social media, or wandering the aisles at Prairie Center.

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Henry Purdue, seen here during his 8th grade track season, finished 2nd in the 5K at Saturday’s Race the Reserve. (Kelly Powers photo)

They came, they saw, they put in some mileage.

The 2026 edition of Race the Reserve lured 350 runners out to the prairie Saturday for a fundraiser devoted to funneling money to Coupeville’s next graduating class.

From out of that pack, 152 competitors participated in the 5K, with 106 hitting the tape in the 10K and 92 more taking on the half marathon.

The top three runners hailed from different towns, with Dylan Kent of Langley claiming top honors in the day’s longest race.

He was joined by Joshua Knight from Longmont, Colorado (10K) and Trenton Mueller of Woodinville (5K) in the winner’s circle, with Coupeville High School runners Cyrus Sparacio and Henry Purdue finishing second in those races.

Overall, Wolf runners nabbed five of the top 10 spots in the two shorter races, with Ossian Merkel, Archer Schwarz, and Colton Ashby also defending their home turf.

Cyrus Sparacio, fast in the spring, fast in the summer. (Julie Wheat photo)

 

The top five in each event:

 

Half Marathon:

Dylan Kent (1st) 1:24:26.30
Abiam Melendez (2nd) 1:27:17.34
Jesse Ewing-Frable (3rd) 1:28:54.92
Robb Ellis (4th) 1:31:47.73
Liam Walsh (5th) 1:37:15.89

 

10K:

Joshua Knight (1st) 35:46.29
Cyrus Sparacio (2nd) 38:24.26
Ossian Merkel (3rd) 43:57.56
Alexandra Laiblin (4th) 44:37.94
Kathryn Merrill (5th) 46:25:77

 

5K:

Trenton Mueller (1st) 19:39.25
Henry Purdue (2nd) 20:03.02
Archer Schwarz (3rd) 20:39.04
Colton Ashby (4th) 20:39.39
Travis Dotson (5th) 21:12.75

 

Want to see all the results? Pop over to:

https://runsignup.com/Race/Results/75105/#resultSetId-677082;perpage:100

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Aleksia Jump (and support crew) celebrate after the 2024 edition of Race the Reserve. (Photo courtesy Christina Jump) 

It’s the final countdown.

Cue up some Europe on the soundtrack and batten down the hatches, as Race the Reserve is just six days away.

The biggest fundraiser for Coupeville High School’s seniors, this year’s event goes down Saturday, August 8, and features a 5K, 10K, and half marathon.

You can still register up to the day of the race or get all your paperwork done now and be prepared in advance.

Once launched, Race the Reserve will raise money for the Class of 2027, with proceeds “supporting safe and sober graduation activities.”

 

For more info, or to register, pop over to:

Home

 

To volunteer at the event, check out:

https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/10C0448A9AF2DA0FFC61-62841214-consessions?useFullSite=false

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Sherry Bonacci (left) and Aimee Bishop get runners fired up.

Race the Reserve, the biggest fundraiser for Coupeville High School’s senior class, hits the prairie Saturday, August 8 this year.

The annual event, which raises money for “safe and sober graduation activities,” features a 5K, 10K, and half marathon, with runners rambling through the scenic views of Ebey’s National Historic Reserve.

While parents of students from the CHS Class of 2027 are at the forefront of things, they need a pack of volunteers to help pull things off.

If you’re interested in kicking off a new school year in style, you can sign up by popping over to:

https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/10C0448A9AF2DA0FFC61-62841214-consessions?useFullSite=false

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