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Coupeville spirit legend Sylvia Arnold welcomes the next generation of cheerleaders to the pom pom life. (Lindsey Helm photo)

Triple digits, we’re talking triple digits.

There were 101 athletes (or was it 103?) on the field Friday night for Coupeville’s annual Junior Cheer performance, and that’s not counting the current Wolf spirit leaders.

Under the guidance of CHS cheer alumni Sylvia Arnold and Cavan Simonson, nearly every child of a certain age charged on to the gridiron as parents recorded the performance on their phones.

And yes, it got kind of loud on the prairie.

Of that you can be sure.

Who’s got her routine down cold? This girl does! (Brittany Kolbet photo)

Ready to bring the house down. (Rainy Simpson photo)

Two for the win. (Phoenix Da Costa-Ford photo)

Get yourself the kind of kid who races cars one day and rocks the stadium the next. (Lindsey Helm photo)

The future of Wolf cheer.

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Young cheerleaders bring the noise and excitement during their 2022 performance. (Corinn Parker photo)

The cheer life calls to you.

Have a kid in K-5 at Coupeville Elementary School and want them to participate in this fall’s junior cheer program? Now is your time.

Registration is open from Aug. 31-Sept. 8, kicking off in person Thursday at the CES Back to School Night/PTA Ice Cream Social.

That event runs from 5:00-6:30 PM.

Can’t be there? You can also register online at https://coupevillesoc.com/.

Cost is $65 per student, and your child gets both pom poms and a sweatshirt.

Or, if you’re content with just the sweatshirt and the memories, it’s $50.

Practices will be held September 12, 14, 19, and 21 in the CES Multipurpose Room from 3:30-4:45.

Junior cheer will cap things with a halftime performance Friday, Sept. 22 during Coupeville’s home game with La Conner.

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The spotlight can be theirs again.

Youth cheerleaders get a second chance to perform in front of Coupeville fans, but this time in a warm gym instead of on a muddy football field.

Athletes in grades 3-6 are eligible, with registration set for Jan. 5-12.

Cost is $30, which gets you a t-shirt, or $50, which also gets you poms.

There will be two practices (Jan. 19 and 26) in the Coupeville High School commons, running from 3:30 to 4:45 PM.

CHS varsity cheerleaders will escort elementary school students during the walk between schools those days.

The junior cheerleaders will join the current Wolf spirit team on the floor for a performance Jan. 27, a night when Coupeville hosts Friday Harbor on Coaches vs. Cancer Night.

 

To register, pop over to:

https://coupevillesoc.com/

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Coupeville’s junior cheerleaders, ready to rock the stadium. (Corinn Parker photo)

One cheerleader for every family in town.

Or at least pretty close.

With the guidance of former Coupeville High School cheer coach Sylvia Arnold and her protege, Cavan Simonson, the current Wolves welcomed 84 junior cheerleaders to Mickey Clark Field Thursday for a halftime performance.

The youngsters, who range in age from Pre-K to fifth grade, put in practices over the past couple of weeks, then flooded the field and made the turf shake.

(Megan Rickner photo)

(Phoenix Ford photo)

(Sandi Murdy photo)

(Lindsey Helm photo)

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Coupeville High School cheerleaders help a young star reach the skies back in 2019. (BreAnna Boon photo)

Junior cheer is back.

Coupeville High School is reviving its program to introduce elementary school students to the world of vocal gridiron support.

Wolves in grades K-5 are eligible, with registration set to run Aug. 20-Sept. 15.

All proceeds go to benefit the CHS cheer program.

Parents and guardians can register their young cheerleaders by going to https://coupevillesoc.com/.

Cost is $65 per student, with each young athlete receiving a sweatshirt and pom poms to keep.

Practices will be held Thursdays at the Coupeville Elementary School multipurpose room on Sep. 15, 22, and 29, as well as Oct. 6.

The young cheerleaders will join their CHS counterparts for a halftime performance Friday, Oct. 7 during a home game against Bellingham.

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