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Wolf 6th grader Tamsin Ward made a splash in her first middle school track season. (Photo courtesy Jandellyn Ward)

She’s off to an impressive start.

Coupeville Middle School 6th grader Tamsin Ward won 11 times, across four different events, in the just-concluded track and field season.

While middle school stats are notoriously hard to document (more on that in a second), her 2023 campaign ranks as the third-best put up by a Wolf athlete in the last 15 years.

Only Lindsey Roberts, with 18 wins, and state champ Alex Murdy, with 12, had more in a single spring, and both accomplished that feat as 8th graders.

Danny Conlisk (10), who went on to win two state titles as a high school runner, is fourth, while Nick Laska notched nine victories as a 7th grader this spring, tying him with Makana Stone at #5 on the CMS single-season list.

Now, here’s where we talk about why it’s nearly impossible to fully document what may have happened in the past.

While athletic.net makes modern life much easier, compiling track and field activity from across the country, it’s only been with us since 2004.

Originally released just in Oregon (not a state we live in), its Coupeville Middle School-related data doesn’t go back any further than 2008.

So, while I can document 87 Wolves who have earned a medal at the high school state track and field championships — dating back to 1963 — only 39 of those competitors have readily available middle school results.

But wait, CMS might have something in its own records … ha ha, just kidding. No one held on to anything.

So, while Tyler and Kyle King have 11 and 10 state meet medals, respectively, and Natasha Bamberger won five state titles, they and other “early” contenders such as Jeff Fielding and Joy Hack aren’t part of this project.

Unless someone has some handwritten notes stashed in a box out in a barn.

Until then, the best seasons by a CMS track and field athlete between 2008-2023 are listed below.

The list goes 12 deep, and not 10, because of a three-way tie at #10.

Seen here as a high school track athlete, Jared Helmstadter got off to a strong start in middle school. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

 

Lindsey Roberts
18 wins
2015 – 8th grade

200 (6)
1600 (4)
100 Hurdles (6)
4 x 100 Relay (2)

 

Alex Murdy
12 wins
2019 – 8th grade

200 (2)
4 x 100 Relay (4)
High Jump (3)
Long Jump (3)

 

Tamsin Ward
11 wins
2023 – 6th grade

100 (4)
Shot Put (4)
High Jump (2)
Long Jump (1)

 

Danny Conlisk
10 wins
2015 – 8th grade

100 (1)
200 (3)
1600 (6)

 

Nick Laska
9 wins
2023 – 7th grade

4 x 100 Relay (2)
Shot Put (3)
Discus (4)

 

Makana Stone
9 wins
2012 – 8th grade

200 (2)
400 (4)
4 x 200 Relay (2)
Long Jump (1)

 

Chris Battaglia
8 wins
2014 – 7th grade

1600 (3)
4 x 200 Relay (3)
High Jump (2)

 

Chris Battaglia
8 wins
2015 – 8th grade

Discus (4)
High Jump (4)

 

Jared Helmstadter
7 wins
2012 – 8th grade

100 (3)
400 (2)
4 x 100 Relay (2)

 

Beckett Green
6 wins
2023 – 7th grade

100 (2)
200 (2)
4 x 100 Relay (2)

 

Lathom Kelley
6 wins
2012 – 8th grade

800 (2)
4 x 100 Relay (2)
Shot Put (2)

 

Lindsey Roberts
6 wins
2014 – 7th grade

200 (1)
1600 (2)
75 Hurdles (3)

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Jacob Smith hits the gas. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

You can’t get in the door unless you earned some hardware.

Scanning the internet for high school track and field state meet accomplishments, you can find results back to 1963, with 87 Coupeville athletes owning at least one medal.

Five of those Wolves are active, with sophomores Lyla Stuurmans, Monroe Myles, Cael Wilson, and Zac Tackett joined by freshman Carly Burt.

The just-concluded 2023 season was a particularly productive one, as 10 of the 13 CHS athletes to medal at this year’s state meet were first-timers.

In addition to the aforementioned five underclassmen, Wolf seniors Carolyn Lhamon, Tate Wyman, Tim Ursu, Claire Mayne, and state champ Alex Murdy all joined the club in their final go-round.

Rounding out the award-winners were a trio of seniors who all brought home glory during their junior season as well.

Dominic Coffman and Ryanne Knoblich capped their prep track careers with two medals apiece, while Aidan Wilson amassed five across two trips to the big dance.

Carolyn Lhamon (center) set a PR and finished 4th in the shot put at this year’s state championships. (Photo courtesy Helene Lhamon)

 

The Wolf medal count:

 

Tyler King (11) – Two state titles, five 2nd, two 4th, one 6th, one 8th
Kyle King (10) – Five state titles, two 2nd, one 4th, one 5th, one 6th
Lindsey Roberts (8) – One 2nd, three 3rd, one 4th, two 5th, one 6th
Makana Stone (7) – Two 2nd, two 3rd, one 4th, one 5th, one 6th
Natasha Bamberger (6) – Four state titles, one 2nd, one 3rd
Danny Conlisk (6) – Two state titles, two 2nd, two 5th
Chad Gale (6) – One 2nd, three 3rd, one 4th, one 6th
Jacob Smith (6) – Two 2nd, one 3rd, one 4th, one 5th, one 7th
Bill Carstensen (5) – One 3rd, three 4th, one 6th
Jon Chittim (5) – Three state titles, one 2nd, one 7th
Yashmeen Knox (5) – One 4th, one 6th, two 7th, one 8th
Aidan Wilson (5) – Three 2nd, one 3rd, one 5th
Jeff Fielding (4) – One state title, one 2nd, two 5th
Lauren Grove (4) – Two 3rd, one 5th, one 6th
Sylvia Hurlburt (4) – Two 3rd, one 5th, one 6th
Mallory Kortuem (4) – One 2nd, one 3rd, two 5th
Dalton Martin (4) – One 2nd, one 5th, two 8th
Brian Miller (4) – One 3rd, one 4th, one 5th, one 6th
Ed Cook (3) – One 2nd, one 5th, one 6th
Hunter Hammer (3) – One 6th, two 8th
Kyra Ilyankoff (3) – One 2nd, one 3rd, one 4th
Janiece Jenkins (3) – One 5th, one 6th, one 8th
Jean Lund-Olsen (3) – One 4th, two 7th
Amy Mouw (3) – One state title, one 2nd, one 8th
Monroe Myles (3) – One 2nd, two 5th – *ACTIVE​*
Pete Rosenkranz (3) – Two 2nd, one 3rd
Lyla Stuurmans (3) – One 2nd, one 7th, one 8th – *ACTIVE​*
Madison Tisa McPhee
(3) – One 3rd, one 5th, one 8th
Maya Toomey-Stout 
(3) – One 3rd, two 5th
Dominic Coffman
(2) – Two 2nd
Jennie Cross 
(2) – One 2nd, one 6th
Joe Donnellon 
(2) – Two 2nd
Corrine Gaddis 
(2) – One 6th, one 8th
Ryanne Knoblich 
(2) – Two 2nd
Kit Manzanares
 (2) – Two 8th
Logan Martin
 (2) – Two 2nd
Claire Mayne
(2) – One 2nd, one 3rd
Steven McDonald 
(2) – One state title, one 4th
Andrew Moon 
(2) – One 3rd, one 5th
Jay Roberts 
(2) – One 3rd, one 4th
Sean Toomey-Stout 
(2) – One 5th, one 7th
Rick Alexander
(1) – One 3rd
Brandy Ambrose
(1) – One 5th
Reiley Araceley 
(1) – One 2nd
Allyson Barker 
(1) – One 8th
Tina Barker 
(1) – One 4th
Ariah Bepler 
(1) – One 5th
Mark Bepler
 (1) – One 4th
Sally Biskovich
(1) – One 4th
Carly Burt
(1) – One 2nd – *ACTIVE​*
Mitchell Carroll
 (1) – One 5th
Jana Engle 
(1) – One 5th
Marisa Etzell
(1) – One 3rd
Jordan Ford
(1) – One 8th
Tony Ford 
(1) – One 5th
Matt Frost 
(1) – One 8th
Joy Hack
(1) – One 3rd
Kevin Hack 
(1) – One 3rd
Alicia Heinen
(1) – One 6th
Erin Hickey
(1) – One 5th
Devin Hopkins 
(1) – One 5th
Jai’Lysa Hoskins
(1) – One 5th
Ja’Kenya Hoskins
(1) – One 3rd
Ja’Tarya Hoskins
(1) – One 5th
Larry Howard 
(1) – One 5th
Chris Hutchinson
 (1) – One state title
Tony Killgo
(1) – One 3rd
Brianne King
(1) – One 6th
Kim Kisch
(1) – One 6th
Carolyn Lhamon
 (1) – One 4th
Judy Marti
(1) – One 6th
Bob McClement
 (1) – One 3rd
Caleb Meyer
(1) – One 2nd
Cassidy Moody 
(1) – One 8th
Alex Murdy 
(1) – One state title
Mitch Pelroy
 (1) – One 8th
Jess Roundy
 (1) – One 6th
Todd Smith (1) – One 6th
Zac Tackett (1) – One 7th – *ACTIVE*
Joe Tessaro (1) – One 6th
Cameron Toomey-Stout (1) – One 7th
Tim Ursu (1) – One 2nd
Alan Wedell (1) – One 4th
Cael Wilson (1) – One 8th – *ACTIVE​*
Rich Wilson (1) – One 4th
Tate Wyman (1) – One 2nd
Henry Wynn (1) – One 5th

Multitalented Mallory Kortuem earned four state meet medals, but was denied a senior season by the pandemic. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

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“I’m still … The King,” whispers Kyle.

Welcome to the club.

Enjoying the first state track and field meet in three springs after a pandemic shutdown, Coupeville High School athletes got back to doing what they do.

Bringing home medals.

Six Wolves earned their first chunk of state meet glory Friday and Saturday in Cheney, with Dominic Coffman, Reiley Araceley, Ryanne Knoblich, Caleb Meyer, Aidan Wilson, and Logan Martin stepping onto the awards podium.

That brings the CHS state meet medal club to 77 athletes all-time, with those track stars accounting for 187 awards.

From that club, Kyle King has the most state titles, edging Natasha Bamberger 5-4, though the latter also owns a cross country crown.

But Kyle’s younger brother, Tyler, is tops in total medals, and the duo, joined by sister Brianne, are one of three Wolf families to produce three medal winners.

The Hoskins sisters (Jai’Lysa, Ja’Tarya, Ja’Kenya) and the Toomey-Stouts (Cameron, Maya, Sean) are the others, while the Martin (Dalton, Logan) and Hack (Joy, Kevin) families also have sibling winners.

The Fords (Jordan and Uncle Tony) and Roberts (Lindsey and Uncle Jay) are also in the game, with the Beplers (Ariah and dad Mark) the only time a CHS medal winner has sired a future medal winner.

So far.

Our final connection is Yashmeen Knox and Rich Wilson, who both still own school records in the high jump 20+ years after graduation.

They’re the only Wolf duo to win state meet medals, then later marry.

So far.

Natasha Bamberger won five state titles as a Wolf across two sports, then came back around to coach new-school runners like Alana Mihill (middle) and Catherine Lhamon. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

 

The CHS state meet medal club:

 

Tyler King (11) – Two state titles, five 2nd, two 4th, one 6th, one 8th

Kyle King (10) – Five state titles, two 2nd, one 4th, one 5th, one 6th

Lindsey Roberts (8) – One 2nd, three 3rd, one 4th, two 5th, one 6th

Makana Stone (7) – Two 2nd, two 3rd, one 4th, one 5th, one 6th

Natasha Bamberger (6) – Four state titles, one 2nd, one 3rd

Danny Conlisk (6) – Two state titles, two 2nd, two 5th

Chad Gale (6) – One 2nd, three 3rd, one 4th, one 6th

Jacob Smith (6) – Two 2nd, one 3rd, one 4th, one 5th, one 7th

Bill Carstensen (5) – One 3rd, three 4th, one 6th

Jon Chittim (5) – Three state titles, one 2nd, one 7th

Yashmeen Knox (5) – One 4th, one 6th, two 7th, one 8th

Jeff Fielding (4) – One state title, one 2nd, two 5th

Lauren Grove (4) – Two 3rd, one 5th, one 6th

Sylvia Hurlburt (4) – Two 3rd, one 5th, one 6th

Mallory Kortuem (4) – One 2nd, one 3rd, two 5th

Dalton Martin (4) – One 2nd, one 5th, two 8th

Brian Miller (4) – One 3rd, one 4th, one 5th, one 6th

Ed Cook (3) – One 2nd, one 5th, one 6th

Hunter Hammer (3) – One 6th, two 8th

Kyra Ilyankoff (3) – One 2nd, one 3rd, one 4th

Janiece Jenkins (3) – One 5th, one 6th, one 8th

Jean Lund-Olsen (3) – One 4th, two 7th

Amy Mouw (3) – One state title, one 2nd, one 8th

Pete Rosenkranz (3) – Two 2nd, one 3rd

Madison Tisa McPhee (3) – One 3rd, one 5th, one 8th

Maya Toomey-Stout (3) – One 3rd, two 5th

Jennie Cross (2) – One 2nd, one 6th

Joe Donnellon (2) – Two 2nd

Corrine Gaddis (2) – One 6th, one 8th

Kit Manzanares (2) – Two 8th

Logan Martin (2) – Two 2nd

Steven McDonald (2) – One state title, one 4th

Andrew Moon (2) – One 3rd, one 5th

Jay Roberts (2) – One 3rd, one 4th

Aidan Wilson (2) – One 2nd, one 3rd – **ACTIVE​**

Sean Toomey-Stout (2) – One 5th, one 7th 

Rick Alexander (1) – One 3rd

Brandy Ambrose (1) – One 5th

Reiley Araceley (1) – One 2nd – **ACTIVE​​**

Allyson Barker (1) – One 8th

Tina Barker (1) – One 4th

Ariah Bepler (1) – One 5th

Mark Bepler (1) – One 4th

Sally Biskovich (1) – One 4th

Mitchell Carroll (1) – One 5th

Dominic Coffman (1) – One 2nd – **ACTIVE​​**

Jana Engle (1) – One 5th

Marisa Etzell (1) – One 3rd

Jordan Ford (1) – One 8th

Tony Ford (1) – One 5th

Matt Frost (1) – One 8th

Joy Hack (1) – One 3rd

Kevin Hack (1) – One 3rd

Alicia Heinen (1) – One 6th

Erin Hickey (1) – One 5th

Devin Hopkins (1) – One 5th

Jai’Lysa Hoskins (1) – One 5th

Ja’Kenya Hoskins (1) – One 3rd

Ja’Tarya Hoskins (1) – One 5th

Larry Howard (1) – One 5th

Chris Hutchinson (1) – One state title

Tony Killgo (1) – One 3rd

Brianne King (1) – One 6th

Kim Kisch (1) – One 6th

Ryanne Knoblich (1) – One 2nd – **ACTIVE**

Judy Marti (1) – One 6th

Bob McClement (1) – One 3rd

Caleb Meyer (1) – One 2nd

Cassidy Moody (1) – One 8th

Mitch Pelroy (1) – One 8th

Jess Roundy (1) – One 6th

Todd Smith (1) – One 6th

Joe Tessaro (1) – One 6th

Cameron Toomey-Stout (1) – One 7th

Alan Wedell (1) – One 4th

Rich Wilson (1) – One 4th

Henry Wynn (1) – One 5th

Aidan Wilson earned medals in the 800 and 4 x 100 Saturday in Cheney. (Elizabeth Bitting photo)

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Dylan Guay, owner of the most-magnificent beard in the Western United States, helps record stats at Saturday’s District 1 Track and Field Championships. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

The action was hopping, on the oval and off.

Coupeville High School hosted the District 1 Track and Field Championships Saturday, bringing a metric ton of athletes, coaches, fans, and volunteers out to frolic in the sun.

Wanderin’ photographer John Fisken, in between snapping pics of various races and field events, also turned his camera on the sidelines, as shown in the pics seen above and below.

The Caleb Meyer fan club gets rowdy.

Claire Milnes keeps an eye on things.

Softball sluggers (l to r) Jada Heaton, Mia Farris, and Madison McMillan support their classmates.

Randy King is not in the mood for your shenanigans.

Fueled by Sour Patch Kids, ace photographer Tenley Stuurmans hangs out right in the middle of the action.

CHS track guru Elizabeth Bitting is pleasantly surprised by the decent weather.

One photo, all the Wolf legends, as (l to r) Aimee Bishop, Sherry Bonacci, and Lindsey Roberts spend some quality time together.

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Xavier Murdy pounds the ball. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Grab your basketball and get to work.

The Coupeville Youth Basketball dribbling challenge returns for another week, with three drills intended to make your crossover the snappiest in town.

Current CHS hoops supernova Xavier Murdy, fast-rising middle school stars Landon Roberts and Cole White, and legendary former Wolf Lindsey Roberts are all on hand to be your guides.

Follow along with the action, work on your skills, and post your own response videos on social media.

 

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