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Sean Toomey-Stout hauls in a pass last year. (John Fisken photo)

Sean Toomey-Stout hauls in a pass last year. (John Fisken photo)

Matthew Kelley, seen here in his youth football days, is one of several talented 7th graders making the jump to CMS football. (Pat Kelley photos)

   Matthew Kelley, seen here in his youth football days, is one of several talented 7th graders making the jump to CMS football. (Pat Kelley photo)

A new season kicks off today.

With Coupeville High School still riding high off last night’s win at Chimacum, its middle school counterparts boarded the bus Saturday morning to head to a jamboree at Stevens Middle School in Port Angeles.

CMS will play the host school, as well as Forks and Chimacum at the all-day affair, then lace it up for real Wednesday, Sept. 23 when Stevens comes to Whidbey.

That school, which the Wolves haven’t played before, boasts 600+ students and has a football roster that groans with 70 players.

By contrast, Coupeville coach Bob Martin has 26 guys to call on at the moment.

They are:

Noa Allen
Raymond Anderson
Trevor Jon Bell
Tyson Bovee
Michael Brewer
Koa Davison
Sage Downes
Dakota Eck
Trystan Ford
Mason Grove
Dawson Houston
Alex Jimenez
Elliott Johnson
Matthew Kelley
Gavin Knoblich
Jean Lund-Olsen
Andrew Martin
Jake Mitten
Omar Morales
Jacobi Pacquette-Pilgrim
Jonathan Partida
Gage Powers
Ben Smith
Sean Toomey-Stout
Arec Wilker
Hunter Wilkinson

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Sarah Wright (John Fisken photos)

This ain’t Sarah Wright’s first rodeo. (John Fisken photos)

Kyla

Kyla Briscoe floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee.

Abby

   Kenzi LaRue (16) flies in and joins (l to r) Kayla Rose, Maggie Crimmins and Abby Parker for a quick group photo.

emma

Emma Smith uncorks a little shot they call “The Decimator of Souls.”

Menges

Ashley Menges prefers this shot, known simply as “Tiptoe Thunder.”

Valen

They call her Professor. Valen Trujillo teaches a class on intensity.

Maddy

Maddy Hilkey sneaks into position.

Hope

Hope Lodell controls the flow.

First impressions were good.

Having watched her squad play Saturday in a jamboree in Oak Harbor, CHS volleyball coach Breanne Smedley was very happy.

“I was pleased with how the team competed today!,” she said. “The jamboree is a time for us to try out different rotations and combinations of players on the court, and they all did a great job of working through that in order to find their flow.”

With the season-opener Tuesday at home against Island rival South Whidbey (JV 5:00, varsity 7), the Wolves spent Saturday working out the kinks and finding a nice rhythm.

“Katrina (McGranahan) and McKenzie (Bailey) were our strong go-to hitters through the middle,” Smedley said. “While Valen (Trujillo), Hope (Lodell) and Tiffany (Briscoe)’s passing allowed our offense to get up and running.

“Also, Sydney (Autio) provided us with another offensive weapon as we transitioned to a 6-2 offense, allowing her to hit in the front row.”

 

P.S. — To see more pics (and possibly buy some, thereby supporting college scholarships for CHS student/athletes) pop over to:

Varsity — http://www.wescoathletics.com/index.php?act=view_gallery&gallery=8908&league=3&page=1&page_name=photo_store&school=10&sport=0

JV — http://www.wescoathletics.com/index.php?act=view_gallery&gallery=8907&league=3&page=1&page_name=photo_store&school=10&sport=0

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Lauren (John Fisken photos)

   Being a freshman, Emma Smith (right) is required to carry Lauren Rose everywhere she wants to go. (John Fisken photos)

Valen

   McKenzie Bailey (right) is a tad concerned Valen Trujillo (center) may be making a bid for her role as #1 photo subject. No one comes for the Queen.

Katrina

   Katrina McGranahan (back) is ready for her close-up, while Kyla Briscoe is still a little peeved she had to get up so early.

Sarah

   Sarah Wright, having scarred the court with some powerhouse kills, attempts to buff out the damage.

Breanne

   No one escapes Bailey, the Photo Bomb Queen. No one. Not even Wolf coach Breanne Smedley.

team

The pride of Coupeville.

Hope

   Hope Lodell, always ready to operate as “The Surgeon.” No one tell her that the scissors aren’t real, though…

Payty

   Payton Aparicio (7) finds herself the center of attention in a pack of camera-friendly Wolves.

The first spike has landed.

More importantly perhaps, the first photo has also landed.

Making their official 2015 debut Saturday, the Coupeville High School volleyball squad squared off with a pack of rivals at a jamboree in Oak Harbor.

For more on the actual on-court action, you’ll have to wait a hot moment or two until the next story pops up here on the blog tonight.

This one? It’s all about the photo ops.

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Their photo game is strong. (Photos courtesy Kalia Littlejohn)

   They’ve taken a photo or two before. It’s not like they’re amateurs. (Photos courtesy Kalia Littlejohn and Lisa Edlin)

Senior captain Jenn Spark

   Senior captain Jenn Spark (front, right) bonds with her younger teammates. (KL)

Kalia

   Kalia Littlejohn, such a good friend she’s always there to offer her head to Ema Smith to use as a coaster. Ashley Smith is suitably impressed. (KL)

Lauren (Photo courtesy Lisa Edlin)

   Lauren Grove (left) and Lindsey Roberts, always being stalked by their fan clubs. (LE)

Madeline

   College softball slugger Madeline Roberts (left) reunites with her lil’ cousin. (LE)

Ema

Ema Smith goes to the weird side… (KL)

ema

   And then comes roaring back for one final excellent (two-person) selfie. (KL)

It’s official. Fall sports have begun.

The Coupeville High School girls’ soccer squad got things kicked off Thursday, taking part in a jamboree at Oak Harbor.

While the scores didn’t count, it did give the Wolves some real-world prep for their season opener (Tuesday, Sept. 8 at Mount Vernon Christian) and, maybe most importantly, gave the booters a chance to get comfortable in front of the camera again.

Seeing as how their photo game is already at mid-season peak, the season looks like a bright one.

Oh, and those scores?

The Wolves battled to a strong 1-1 tie with South Whidbey, a team they will play for real in a week, then were narrowly nipped 1-0 by host 3A Oak Harbor.

Sophomore Sage Renninger tallied Coupeville’s goal, hitting on a shot described by Wolf coach Troy Cowan as “a bullet from point blank range that left thread marks on the ball, it was hit so hard.”

Lauren Grove and Mckenzie Meyer shared time in goal, and the duo, who are replacing the graduated Julia Myers, both sparkled.

Cowan tabbed Meyer as the night’s MVP, but he was pleased with the play from his entire roster.

“The girls showed some real spunk and fire!!!,” he said. “Both our opponents were tough and played hard and that brought the best out of the Lady Wolves which I was pleasantly happy about.

“I saw some scrappy Wolves tonight that didn’t back down and gave it as good as they got it!!! It’s going to be a good season!”

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Shawn Toomey-Stout (Melissa Losey photos)

Sean Toomey-Stout scored twice in his debut as a Wolf. (Janie Keilwitz photos)

Trevor Bell (40)

Trevor Bell (40), Toomey-Stout and Koa Davison (64).

Football mom Janie Kielwitz gets into the game.

Football mom Janie Keilwitz gets into the game with a selfie.

CMS fans let their feeling be known.

CMS fans let their feeling be known.

New year, almost new team, and so far, so good.

Getting a jump on the high school squad by a day, the Coupeville Middle School football team swept both of its games Thursday at a jamboree in Sultan.

Seventh grader Sean Toomey-Stout, making his debut as a gridiron warrior, scored two touchdowns, while quarterback Shane Losey was a two-way terror, hauling in an interception on defense.

Along for the ride was proud mama Melissa Losey, who snapped the pics above.

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