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They’re ready for their close-up, Mr. DeMille. (Julie Wheat photos)

They are the future of Coupeville hoops, but they get their first taste of the spotlight today.

The pics seen above and below, which come to us from Julie Wheat, showcase young girls and boys who hit the hardwood for the Coupeville Youth Basketball Association this winter.

Which from this group will grow up to become the next Logan Downes or Haylee Armstrong and become an All-League dynamo for the CHS Wolves?

Only time will tell.

Until then we can daydream that each and every one of these kids will hit 6-foot-9 and turn Cow Town into Title Town.

Or, at the very least, enjoy their time playing God’s Chosen Sport. That works, too.

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Scotlyn Helm (left), Miles Gerber and associates brighten a dark day. (Photos courtesy Jennifer Morrell)

The rain didn’t dampen their spirit.

Despite Mother Nature dumping cold rain on Saturday’s Coupeville High School football game, Wolf Spirit Team members and their Junior Cheer counterparts stayed loud ‘n proud.

The photos above and below capture two generations of Cow Town cheerleaders in action, showcasing current CHS students passing on their love of the sport to those who will follow in their footsteps.

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The Red Dragon roars, as Teagan Calkins continues to fill up the trophy case.

They’re collecting wins and taking names.

Coupeville’s female athletes have been busy of late, filling early summer days with softball and soccer action.

The photos above and below, which come to us courtesy a pack of Cow Town parents, capture some of Central Whidbey’s best staying busy in their natural habitat.

A family of pitch legends.

Rising star Halle Black hangs out with her own personal softball hero, mom Mandi.

Whidbey sharpshooters collect another trophy on the mainland.

Cousins Capri Anter (left) and Haylee Armstrong, eatin’ Super Slams and hittin’ grand slams.

Emma Leavitt flexes on fools.

Coastal Chaos is about to hit the diamond like a tsunami.

Scotlyn Helm is ruthless in the net.

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Coupeville booters celebrate another soccer tourney title. (Photo courtesy Kimberly Kisch)

All they do is win.

The Deception FC G14 girls’ soccer squad, which combines players from Coupeville, Oak Harbor, and South Whidbey, made it two titles in a row Monday.

Sweeping through the 2025 Copa Surf tournament at the Starfire Sports complex in Tukwila, the Islanders capped a four-game win streak with a 3-0 victory in the championship rumble.

That followed on the heels of 7-0, 7-2, and 5-1 victories over the weekend.

Deception FC is on a roll. (Photo courtesy Jerry Helm)

The Copa Surf title comes a week after Whidbey’s best swept to a tourney win at the Washington Youth Soccer Founders Cup.

Deception FC is coached by Will Tellez, Jerry Helm, and Matthew Hutchinson.

The four Coupeville girls who star for the squad are Elaina Grose, Lilly Hestbeck, Scotlyn Helm, and Lucy Youderian.

Goaltender Scotlyn Helm lifts another trophy. (Photo courtesy Jerry Helm)

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“All your trophies belong to us!!” (Photos courtesy Jerry Helm)

Wear green, win big.

Beating the Philadelphia Eagles to the punch, the Deception FC G14 girls’ soccer squad stormed to a title Sunday at the Washington Youth Soccer Founders Cup.

The team, coached by Will Tellez, Jerry Helm, and Matthew Hutchinson, includes players from Coupeville, Oak Harbor, and South Whidbey.

Deception FC has been chasing the title from town to town over the course of nearly a month.

First round games were in Woodinville, with later bouts staged in Oak Harbor, before the semifinals and championship game went down this weekend at the Starfire Sports complex in Tukwila.

Whidbey’s united squad came out on top in the GU11 Platinum Division, roaring to a 3-0 victory in the semis Saturday, before bouncing back Sunday to win in a penalty kick shootout.

With the game knotted at 1-1 after regulation, the teams waged a tense battle while alternating shots on goals.

Coupeville’s goaltender, “The Notorious Scottie Jay,” — AKA Scotlyn Helm — came up huge in the spotlight, locking down a 3-2 advantage in the shootout and sending her team into a celebration.

Deception FC played at a high level on both sides of the ball throughout the tourney, with Helm anchoring a stingy defense, while Reece Dominguez, Madison Barron, and Ashton “Smash” Lefler all were among the bracket’s top scorers.

 

The champs are:

Madison Barron
Calleigh Criswell
Kellyn Criswell
Reece Dominguez
Kenzi Gonsalves
Elaina Grose
Scotlyn Helm
Sydney Hutchinson
Ashton Lefler
Karsyn Mcintyre
Addison Walters
Lucy Youderian

 

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