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Grad Pics III: The sequel to the sequel

Posted in Graduation, tagged CHS Wolves, Class of 2023, Coupeville School Board, graduation, Hayley Fiedler, Jonathan Valenzuela on June 12, 2023| Leave a Comment »

Djina Radenovic kicks off our third look at Wolf graduates on their big day. (Photo courtesy Aaron Wiley)

We have to go back.

Graduation photos equals page hits, so, we return to Saturday’s Coupeville High School festivities one more time.

With a big thanks to Wolf Moms (and dads, and grandparents), for letting me merrily bounce around the internet, poaching pics as I go.

You are the true heroes.

Hayley Fiedler (Photo courtesy Tasha Fiedler)

Daylon Houston (left) and Alex Murdy. (Photo courtesy Sandi Murdy)

Allie and Maya Lucero. (Photo courtesy Aaron Lucero)

Anna Annunziato (Photo courtesy Sandi Farris)

Coupeville School Board directors (left to right) Nancy Conard, Alison Perera, Sherry Phay, Morgan White, and Christie Sears. (Photo courtesy Morgan White)

Radenovic is joined by Jonathan Valenzuela. (Photo courtesy Aaron Wiley)

Vivian Farris (Photo courtesy Susan Farris)

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Your tennis hardware belongs to us!

Posted in Girls Tennis, tagged bi-districts, CHS Wolves, girls tennis, Hayley Fiedler, Helen Strelow, Vivian Farris on May 19, 2023| Leave a Comment »

Your District 1/2/4 girls’ tennis champs hail from Coupeville. (Photo courtesy Nicole Strelow)

They’re the net queens of three districts.

Sparked by a singles title from Helen Strelow and a 2nd place performance from the doubles duo of Vivian Farris and Hayley Fiedler, the Coupeville High School girls’ tennis squad stood tall Friday in Seattle.

Holding off league rival Friday Harbor as well as Three Rivers Christian of Longview, the Wolves captured some hardware, bringing home the District 1/2/4 team title.

Now, Strelow and coach Ken Stange are off to the 1B/2B state tourney, which goes down May 26-27 at the Yakima Tennis Club.

For the Wolf net guru, who announced his retirement recently, it will be his sixth trip to the big dance since taking over the CHS tennis programs in 2005.

Strelow, a senior who twice ran at the state cross country meet, will be joined by Friday Harbor’s Megan Mellinger and Kira Clark, who pulled out a three-set win to capture the doubles crown.

Tri-District action went down at the swanky Amy Yee Tennis Center, with each school sending two singles players and two doubles teams.

The tourney was a single-elimination event, with the top seeds (Strelow and Farris/Fiedler) given a first-round bye.

To win her singles title, Strelow faced off with a pair of new rivals, fending off players from Three Rivers Christian to run her season record to 10-1.

Her only loss this spring was to a rival from 3A Mount Vernon in a match added to the schedule at the last moment.

Farris and Fiedler, who split a pair of sets before being edged 12-10 in an epic third-set tiebreaker in the doubles championship, finished 7-4 on the season.

Five of Coupeville’s six players at Tri-Districts depart after this season, with foreign exchange student Djina Radenovic joining seniors Lucy Tenore, Farris, Fiedler, and Strelow.

Junior Skylar Parker, who teamed with Tenore to capture a first-round win Friday, can return.

Friday results:

Helen Strelow:

Beat Aurora Fortunati (Three Rivers Christian) 7-5, 4-6, 10-7
Beat Jenna Dennis (Three Rivers Christian) 6-4, 7-6(7-1)

Djina Radenovic:

Lost to Jenna Dennis (Three Rivers Christian) 6-2, 6-0

Hayley Fiedler/Vivian Farris:

Beat Ava Martin/Georgia Keune (Friday Harbor) 6-1, 6-3
Lost to Megan Mellinger/Kira Clark (Friday Harbor) 7-5, 4-6, 12-10

Lucy Tenore/Skylar Parker:

Beat Brynn Stephans/Gracie Cowan (Three Rivers Christian) 6-1, 6-2
Lost to Megan Mellinger/Kira Clark (Friday Harbor) 6-0, 6-2

Skylar Parker (left) and Lucy Tenore split a pair of matches while playing together for the final time. (Jackie Saia photo)

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A final bow, a final volley

Posted in Girls Tennis, tagged CHS Wolves, girls tennis, Hayley Fiedler, Lucy Tenore, Senior Night on May 16, 2023| Leave a Comment »

Hayley Fiedler leads off a series of Senior Night tennis pics. (Jackie Saia photos)

It’s portrait season.

Coupeville High School’s recent Senior Night festivities for its girls’ tennis team provided photographer Jackie Saia a chance to snap some up close and personal moments with Wolf players and coach Ken Stange.

Five 12th graders, two foreign exchange students, and one net guru, all making their final appearance on their home court and captured on film.

Karyme Castro

Helen Strelow

Ken Stange

Lucy Tenore

Djina Radenovic

Vivian Farris

Emma Morano

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All the cheers, all the awards

Posted in Cheer, tagged awards banquet, Cheer, CHS Wolves, Hayley Fiedler, Karyme Castro on November 18, 2022| Leave a Comment »

Lynn Cosner earned Coupeville cheer’s Spirit Award. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Everyone was a winner.

Coupeville High School’s cheer squad put a cap on its fall season Friday night, handing out awards and letters to 21 athletes.

Karyme Castro and Lucy Crouch were honored for their work as co-captains, while the latter also earned the Wolf Award.

Other big winners included Lynn Cosner (Spirit Award), Sofia Bharati (Most Improved), and Makenna Jonker-Chambers (Coach’s Award).

Lucy Crouch joined Karyme Castro as team captains.

Varsity letter winners:

Sofia Bharati
Abbigail Bond
Alysia Burdge
Karyme Castro
Lynn Cosner
Lucy Crouch
Hayley Fielder
Miley Gerber
Makenna Jonker-Chambers
Ember Light
Carlota Marcos-Cabrillo
Gracie McFarlin
Emma Morano
Pamela Morrell
Valentina Nadela
Marz Safford (mascot)
Isabella Schooley
Hayley Thomas
Riley White (mascot)
Avery Williams-Buchanan

Participation certificate:

Melanie Hoesman-Foley

Other awards:

Sofia Bharati — “Best Rally”

Abbigail Bond — “Courageous Climber”
“Despite not having been a flyer before, Abbigail showed great courage in practice and performance, always being willing and eager.”

Alysia Burdge — “That’s Great! I Love It!”
“For her perseverance, great attitude, and spirit.”

Karyme Castro — “Brave Back Spot”

Hayley Fielder — “Cheer Sister”
“Her constant willingness to lead and mentor her fellow teammates, as well as support them, is immeasurable.”

Miley Gerber — “Fierce Flyer”
“She has made incredible strides, overcoming obstacles, and always working hard with enthusiasm.”

Melanie Hoesman-Foley — “Perserverance Award”

Ember Light — “Firecracker Award”
“For being a powerhouse packed with energy and enthusiasm, and always being ready to break it down.”

Carlota Marcos-Cabrillo — “Animadora Maravillosa” and “Superior Snacker”

Gracie McFarlin — “Excellent Encourager”

Emma Morano — “Cheerleader Internazionale”

Pamela Morrell — “GOAT Award”
“For being one of the greatest cheerleaders we have had the pleasure of coaching. It has absolutely nothing to do with the fact she is a goat and chicken whisperer.”

Valentina Nadela — “Terrific Top”

Marz Safford — “Gino Award”
“For being like Gino — Goodhearted, Intuitive, Nice, and Optimistic!”

Isabella Schooley — “Marcus Award”
“For being the Most Awesome Radiant Cheerleading Ultimate Slayer.”

Hayley Thomas — “110% Award”

Riley White — “Winnie Award”
“For her outstanding performance as the Winnie the Wolf mascot.”

Avery Williams-Buchanan — “Loud & Proud”

Hayley Thomas brings her full energy, every game.

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Bring the spirit, shake the stands

Posted in Cheer, tagged Cheer, CHS Wolves, Hayley Fiedler, Karyme Castro, state playoffs on November 14, 2022| Leave a Comment »

Avery Williams-Buchanan leads off a parade of CHS cheerleaders. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Bigger stadium, bigger cheers.

Coupeville High School’s support crew came out in full force Saturday as the Wolves hosted a state playoff football game at Oak Harbor’s Wildcat Memorial Stadium.

While the venue in O-Town is considerably larger than the one in Cow Town, Coupeville’s cheerleaders still made the rafters rock, staying loud ‘n proud from pregame warmups to final buzzer.