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Jill Prince, the most fashionable rules enforcer in the kingdom of volleyball. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

The cameras never stop clicking.

A vast army of photo-happy paparazzi stalk the sidelines of Wolf games, snapping pics and allowing me to use their work here on Coupeville Sports.

Since I’m a writer and not a photographer, it’s a great deal for me, and one I appreciate.

Chase Anderson sprints away from a crowd. (Parker Hammons photo)

Carson Field (1802) and Thomas Strelow pound for the finish line. (Wendy Wasik photo)

The ever-electric Grey Peabody (8) delivers both thunder and lightning. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Miles Gerber fires up the crowd. (Bailey Thule photo)

Erica McGrath makes a final push. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Wolf linemen Zane Oldenstadt (left) and Mikey Robinett bask in the afterglow of Friday Night Lights. (Michelle Glass photo)

Coupeville seniors (l to r) Ava Mitten, Cole White, Hank Milnes, Nick Guay, Quentin Simpson-Pilgrim, Andrew Williams, and Sophia Broderick. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

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Ryan Blouin fuels up for a long night of cheering on Wolf volleyball. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

They came, they saw, they built a wall of noise.

Wolf fans, many dressed as construction workers to honor the night’s spirit theme, came out in force Wednesday as Coupeville High School volleyball matched spikes and sets with visiting Neah Bay.

Capturing the off-court action, while dressed for his own audition with the Village People, wanderin’ photographer John Fisken delivers the pics seen above and below.

 

To see game photos from this match, pop over to:

https://www.johnsphotos.net/Sports/CHS-Volleyball-2023-2024/VB-2023-09-13-vs-Neah-Bay

 

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Susan Farris leads off a collection of pics featuring Wolf softball and baseball fans. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Every freakin’ year.

Last home game of spring sports arrives, and, for the first time, fans can wear shirt sleeves and look upward without catching infield dirt in the face thanks to madly swirling prairie winds.

Wanderin’ photographer John Fisken took advantage of a clear lens Saturday, snapping pics as both Coupeville High School softball and baseball celebrated Senior Night.

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One giant-sized Alita Blouin head to rule them all. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

No more home spikes.

The Coupeville High School varsity volleyball squad is off to districts next week, but Tuesday marked the final time its five-pack of seniors suited up for a match in their own gym.

The Wolf veterans were honored before their royal rumble with La Conner, their farewell speeches garnering more than a few tears from their younger teammates.

Having played through the Age of Coronavirus and beyond, Alita Blouin, Ryanne Knoblich, Taygin Jump, Maddie Georges, and Jill Prince exit having left a sizable impact on the CHS program.

Jill Prince

Pomp and circumstance.

Maddie Georges

Taygin Jump

Soccer ace Nezi Keiper hustled over after her own Senior Night to celebrate friendship.

Ryanne Knoblich

Alita Blouin

Coupeville coaches Cory Whitmore and Ashley Menges get a photo op with their team leaders.

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Freshman Savina Wells was #2 in service aces and #3 in kills. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

In the end, it all comes down to numbers.

The Coupeville High School volleyball season ended Wednesday — with the Wolves splitting two matches at the district tourney — bringing an end to stat-keeping for another campaign.

Junior Maddie Georges paced CHS in assists and service aces, with Alita Blouin (digs) and Jill Prince (kills) topping other categories.

Olivia Schaffeld and Prince tied for the team lead in block assists, while there was a four-way tie in solo blocks.

Georges and Schaffeld were the only Wolves to appear in all six stat categories I have, with Prince and Lucy Tenore hitting on five of six.

Overall, all 12 Coupeville players to see action in a varsity match recorded multiple kills and digs.

Fab frosh Lyla Stuurmans was a multi-faceted weapon, delivering 60 kills and 60 digs.

 

Final CHS volleyball varsity season stats:

 

Player Kills Digs Block-Solo Block-Assist Assists Aces
Alita Blouin 4 207 14 30
Maddie Georges 12 68 1 3 225 48
Taygin Jump 2 63 17
Ryanne Knoblich 12 59 2
Katie Marti 7 22 86 10
Madison McMillan 6 5 5
Grey Peabody 20 3 3 3 2
Jill Prince 93 4 1 9 1
Olivia Schaffeld 69 37 1 9 3 26
Lyla Stuurmans 60 60 2 4
Lucy Tenore 80 14 1 7 20
Savina Wells 70 47 5 42

 

Ryanne Knoblich scrambles to save a ball.

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