Feeds:
Posts
Comments

Posts Tagged ‘Jackie Saia’

Laken Simpson leads off a collection of CHS cheer portraits. (Jackie Saia photos)

They’re ready for their closeups.

As Coupeville High School football preps for a trip to South Whidbey Friday night to play the 16th edition of the Battle for the Bucket, we pause to pay tribute to the Wolf sideline crew.

Jennifer Morrell’s cheer squad is among the most vibrant in the land, through wins and losses.

Which will they get Friday in Langley? Only time will tell.

But, for the moment, fill some of your pre-game time by cheering on the cheerleaders.

Read Full Post »

Jada Heaton, heart and soul of her team, enjoys the day, as always. (Jackie Saia photos)

Jackie Saia has done it all on the softball diamond.

She was a talented player at several levels back in the day, then led the Coupeville High School sluggers as a coach.

Now, as her own daughter, Teagan “The Red Dragon” Calkins, shines brightly as the Wolf catcher, Saia keeps her camera clicking away, documenting the exploits of her progeny and her teammates.

The CHS teacher and yearbook advisor was in Yakima this weekend, as Teagan and Co. made a successful four-game run at the 2B state tourney, and the pics above and below come to us courtesy of the camera-wielding Wolf Mom.

Read Full Post »

Issabel Johnson celebrates her big day. (Jackie Saia photo)

Joy was the word of the day.

As the members of the Coupeville High School Class of 2024 received diplomas Saturday and bid farewell to their prairie school days, a trio of photographers captured the moment on film.

There was accomplishment, pride, and, most of all, joy.

(Bailey Thule photo)

(Jackie Saia photo)

(Bailey Thule photo)

(Parker Hammons photo)

(Bailey Thule photo)

(Jackie Saia photo)

(Jackie Saia photo)

(Jackie Saia photo)

(Jackie Saia photo)

Read Full Post »

Allie Powers provided plenty of vocal support for her teammates this season. (Jackie Saia photos)

It wasn’t the best spring, weather-wise, that we’ve seen on the prairie.

But through the wind, and rain, and more wind and rain, the Coupeville High School softball squad put together a very successful spring.

Along for the ride was Wolf Mom (and CHS Yearbook editor) Jackie Saia, who delivers the pics seen above and below.

They’re winners, no matter the weather.

Jada Heaton

Taylor Brotemarkle

Mia Farris high-fives the world.

Ava Lucero

Madison McMillan

Sydney Van Dyke

Melanie Wolfe (left) and Shania Kenney

Read Full Post »

Capri Anter is a big-hittin’, slick-fieldin’, power-pitchin’ dynamo. (Jackie Saia photos)

The uniforms were different, but the superior style of play was still in place.

Stepping up in the fight against cancer, the Coupeville High School softball sluggers wore special jerseys Saturday during their home doubleheader with Onalaska.

Along with romping to a game one win, then coming within a batter of pulling off a stunning comeback in the nightcap, the Wolf diamond queens raised more than $1,200 for WhidbeyHealth.

As the action played out, CHS yearbook editor (and Wolf Mom) Jackie Saia snapped away, capturing the pics seen above and below.

The future is super bright for Coupeville’s 8th graders, who are already big-time contributors to the high school varsity squad.

Ava Lucero daydreams about hitting dingers.

Mary Western (left) and Sydney Van Dyke enjoy their time in the spotlight.

Chelsi Stevens is coming for all your trophies.

Taylor Brotemarkle (left) and Madison McMillan hype up their teammates.

“We are 5-1, baby!!”

Read Full Post »

Older Posts »