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Avery Parker celebrates her promotion with teaching legend Deb Sherman. (Corinne Parker photo)

Erica McColl is moving her first group down the street.

Putting a bow on her first year as Coupeville Elementary School Principal, McColl presided over a passages ceremony Wednesday for Cow Town 5th graders.

Next year this group will take up residence in middle school, which brings with it the first chance for those students to compete as school athletes.

Time to learn some new names!

They’re movin’ on up. (Nikki Grinstead photo)

 

The CHS Class of 2032:

Jasmine Allen
Kolton Batterman
Jeremiah Bergman
Ava Black
Halle Black
Autumn Bond
Arletha Bosler
Ellie Callahan
Mavis Chevalier
Alec Christie
Ava Clark
Alex Clements
Jackson Coxsey
Logan Dees
Juniper Dotson
Emma Dugger
Alanna Dugovic
Daniel Ferguson
Logan Flowers
Elliot Gagnon
Gracie Gonzalez
Alba Greenwade
Brayden Grinstead
Delilah Grinstead
Kyler Gullett
Jackson Gustafson
Kenshin Guzman
Jaxson Harmon
Leah Hernandez-Gomes
Hayden Hill
Jaslynn Hilliard
Scarlett Jackson
Harlow Jefferies
Gabriel Ketterling
Ada Lafranchise
Esmerelda Lafranchise
Daisy Leedy-Bonifas
Ronan Liddell
Olivia Longwell
Liam Martin
Nova Martin
Kalet Martinez Flores
Piper Mathis
Hayden Maynes
Mica McCloskey
Josilyn McColl
Dreyke Mendiola
Cooper Morrison
Angelina Nelson
Layla Openshaw
Avery Parker
Michael Perez
Samuel Perry
Braxten Ratcliff
Rockford Reyes
Faith Rivers
Reina Rivers
Levi Rowe
Lincoln Russo
Brady Sherman
Jacob Stewart
Nicholas Strong
Madeleine Summers
Gweneviere Trevino
Vincent Van Houten
Audrey Wagner
Keegan Williams
Seraphina Williams
Samara Wilson
Burke Winger
Hunter Wold
Dalton Woolcock

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Wolf fans flex on the world. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

They’re here, and they’re loud.

Coupeville High School basketball fans, especially the younger ones, are among the most exuberant supporters in the land.

As you can see in the pics above and below.


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Halle Black shows off the first of many trophies. (Photos courtesy Mandi Black)

She is the bright future of Coupeville sports.

Halle Black, the daughter of former Wolf stars Allen and Mandi (Murdy) Black, is deeply connected to the prairie.

She has parents, aunts and uncles, cousins, and grandparents, even a lil’ brother, who are all either talented athletes or passionate sports supporters — or both.

As spring has morphed into summer, Halle, who has already made a mark for herself as a basketball player, has embraced the softball life her mom once lived.

As Mandi wrote on Facebook:

What a LONG first sb season, 3 teams, 3 sets of coaches, multiple different positions played and a trip to state!

I am so proud of how passionate you are, in anything you try Halle!

You’re so coachable and your competitive side is starting to shine, and this mama cannot wait for all our future sports seasons!

A softball season that began in a Central Whidbey uniform ended with a trip to the big dance for Halle as the lone prairie rep on a North Whidbey squad.

While there she, like her new teammates — who should probably all talk to their parents about moving to Coupeville where they can get proper media coverage — endured oppressive heat and the chance to play big city all-star teams.

They may not have won a state title, but they set the path for future success and did it with class and a never-say-die attitude.

There were countless young girls and boys who ventured onto the diamond to play baseball and softball this spring on Whidbey.

All should be commended for making the commitment, whether they were first-timers or are already grizzled vets while still in grade school.

Today, though, we offer a special shout-out to Halle and make her our poster girl for the movement.

Be proud of what you and your friends accomplished, Miss Black. And come back next season, and the season after that, ready to achieve even more.

While never forgetting that basketball, where your old man made his name as a hoops hotshot with a torrid shooting touch, is still God’s Chosen Sport.

If Coupeville athletics, and Coupeville Sports the blog have a future, and they do, it’s thanks to your generation.

Never stop reaching for greatness and never stop having fun out there.

The bright future.

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Haylee Armstrong prepares to unleash wicked heat from the pitcher’s circle. (Michelle Armstrong photo)

Somewhere in the world today, a Central Whidbey girl is being dynamic.

Whether it’s on the softball field or soccer pitch, Coupeville’s young women are spending the summer scorching their rivals.

The pics above and below, poached off of their mom’s Facebook accounts, capture just a few of them.

They are Wolves, and they are gonna howl.

Coupeville ace Halle Black joined North Whidbey’s softball all-stars for the postseason and is now state bound. (Mandi Black photo)

Wolf booters (left to right in front) Taylor Marrs, Lillian Ketterling, and Tamsin Ward finetune their skills while playing select soccer. (Jandellyn Ward photo)

Off to conquer new worlds. (Black photo)

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