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Tenley Stuurmans was top two in all six major stat categories. (Jackie Saia photos)

Tenley Stuurmans was a stat machine.

The Coupeville High School junior paced the Wolf varsity volleyball squad all season, finishing first in four of the six main stat categories.

The other two? She was second.

In short, Stuurmans was indispensable to the CHS attack, a fact confirmed by the numbers.

She and her teammates ended an 8-8 campaign Monday with a tough playoff loss to visiting Friday Harbor, but stats live forever.

As compiled by Wolf coaches:

 

Kills:

Arianna Cunningham – 126
Tenley Stuurmans – 110
Zariyah Allen – 59
Rhylee Inman – 43
Lexis Drake – 35
Kennedy O’Neill – 34
Haylee Armstrong – 9
Capri Anter – 4
Willow Leedy-Bonifas – 1

 

Digs:

Leedy-Bonifas – 270
Stuurmans – 151
Cunningham – 149
Anter – 122
Armstrong – 99
Allen – 33
O’Neill – 26
Inman – 24
Drake – 16
Isa Mc Fetridge – 13

 

Block – Solo:

Stuurmans – 12
Allen – 4
Drake – 4
Inman – 3
Cunningham – 1

 

Block-Assist:

Stuurmans – 20
Inman – 14
Cunningham – 11
Allen – 10
Drake – 7
O’Neill – 4

 

Assists:

Stuurmans – 194
Armstrong – 129
Leedy-Bonifas – 10
Cunningham – 6
Inman – 4
Anter – 3
Allen – 2
Drake – 2

 

Aces:

Stuurmans — 46
Armstrong – 41
Leedy-Bonifas – 36
Anter – 30
Cunningham – 22
Inman – 10
Drake – 6
Mc Fetridge – 5

Young Wolves (left to right) Zariyah Allen, Rhylee Inman, and Willow Leedy-Bonifas prepare for action.

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Scarlett Spencer rises up to mash the volleyball. (Julie Wheat photo)

The numbers click higher and higher.

As the volleyball season unfolds, Coupeville High School spikers continue to fill up the stat sheet, and this week should be no different.

With three matches on the schedule — a road trip to Orcas Island Wednesday followed by home tilts Friday and Saturday against Mount Vernon Christian and East Jefferson, the number crunchers will be busy.

As we slide towards that triple threat feature, a look at where things stand through October 13:

 

Varsity:

 

Kills:

Arianna Cunningham – 73
Tenley Stuurmans – 63
Zariyah Allen – 31
Kennedy O’Neill – 22
Rhylee Inman – 18
Lexis Drake – 15
Haylee Armstrong – 8
Capri Anter – 3
Willow Leedy-Bonifas – 1

 

Digs:

Leedy-Bonifas – 156
Stuurmans – 99
Cunningham – 85
Anter – 75
Armstrong – 66
Allen – 17
Isa Mc Fetridge – 13
O’Neill – 9
Drake – 6
Inman – 5

 

Block – Solo:

Stuurmans – 9
Allen – 3
Drake – 3
Inman – 2
Cunningham – 1

 

Block-Assist:

Stuurmans – 9
Allen – 6
Cunningham – 5
Drake – 5
Inman – 5
O’Neill – 2

 

Assists:

Stuurmans – 102
Armstrong – 68
Cunningham – 6
Leedy-Bonifas – 4
Allen – 2
Inman – 2
Anter – 1
Drake – 1

 

Aces:

Stuurmans – 25
Armstrong – 24
Leedy-Bonifas – 23
Cunningham – 16
Anter – 15
Mc Fetridge – 5
Drake – 4
Inman – 1

Wolf varsity spikers (left to right) Lexis Drake, Willow Leedy-Bonifas, Arianna Cunningham, and Capri Anter get ready to rumble. (Jacob Lujan photo)

 

JV:

 

Kills:

Emma Leavitt – 37
Cassandra Powers – 28
Emily Rains – 7
Addison Jacobson – 5
Scarlett Spencer – 4
Olivia Martin – 1

 

Digs:

Martin – 70
Leavitt – 17
Powers – 17
Spencer – 16
Rains – 11
Jacobson – 6
Sabrina Judnich – 2

 

Assists:

Powers – 38
Leavitt – 27
Martin – 5
Jacobson – 1

 

Aces:

Leavitt – 32
Powers – 28
Rains – 21
Martin – 11
Annabelle Cundiff – 6
Jacobson – 5
Spencer – 2
Amira Anunciado – 1

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Ava Lucero and her crew spent the spring smashing softballs. (Photo courtesy Aaron Lucero)

The kept the scorebook operators hoppin’.

Coupeville High School softball players racked up impressive stat totals this spring as they rolled to league and district titles before returning to the state tourney.

Whether swinging a bat or firing fastballs, the Wolves, who went 17 players deep, piled up the numbers and we have most of them for you.

The stats below, which are a healthy chunk while not being too massively overwhelming, cover Coupeville’s regular season games, when they went 18-2, including being undefeated at home.

 

HITTING:

 

At-bats:

Chelsi Stevens – 70
Teagan Calkins – 65
Haylee Armstrong – 64
Sydney Van Dyke – 59
Cami Van Dyke – 58
Ava Lucero – 57
Adeline Maynes – 49
Capri Anter – 37
Emma Cushman – 26
Emma Leavitt – 19
Zariyah Allen – 18
Olivia Martin – 11
Emily Rains – 10
Zayne Roos – 8
Ari Vinson – 6
Marina Jadwin – 5
Allie Powers – 5

 

Hits:

Calkins – 44
Stevens – 36
S. Van Dyke – 29
Armstrong – 28
C. Van Dyke – 28
Lucero – 26
Anter – 18
Maynes – 18
Allen – 9
Cushman – 5
Rains – 4
Vinson – 4
Martin – 3
Powers – 3
Jadwin – 1
Leavitt – 1
Roos – 1

 

Runs:

Calkins – 46
Armstrong – 40
S. Van Dyke – 38
Stevens – 29
C. Van Dyke – 26
Anter – 25
Lucero – 24
Maynes – 15
Martin – 12
Allen – 10
Cushman – 9
Leavitt – 7
Powers – 6
Rains – 5
Roos – 4
Jadwin – 2
Vinson – 2

 

2B’s:

Calkins – 15
Stevens – 13
S. Van Dyke – 9
Lucero – 6
Armstrong – 5
Maynes – 4
Anter – 3
Allen – 2
C. Van Dyke – 2
Martin – 1
Powers – 1
Rains – 1
Vinson – 1

 

3B’s:

Anter – 6
Calkins – 3
Stevens – 3
Armstrong – 2
Lucero – 2
C. Van Dyke – 2
Martin – 1
Maynes – 1
S. Van Dyke – 1

 

HR’s:

Calkins – 7
Armstrong – 2
S. Van Dyke – 2
Lucero – 1
Rains – 1
Stevens – 1

 

RBI:

Calkins – 45
Stevens – 43
Lucero – 33
S. Van Dyke – 26
C. Van Dyke – 23
Anter – 20
Armstrong – 16
Maynes – 14
Allen – 6
Rains – 6
Vinson – 4
Cushman – 3
Roos – 3
Jadwin – 2
Leavitt – 2
Powers – 2

 

Walks:

Maynes – 22
Armstrong – 19
Calkins – 18
S. Van Dyke – 17
Anter – 16
Lucero – 12
C. Van Dyke – 11
Leavitt – 9
Stevens – 9
Cushman – 8
Martin – 7
Allen – 5
Powers – 3
Rains – 2
Roos – 2
Jadwin – 1

 

Stolen Bases:

Anter – 15
Armstrong – 14
Calkins – 14
C. Van Dyke – 14
S. Van Dyke – 11
Stevens – 9
Lucero – 7
Maynes – 7
Cushman – 5
Martin – 5
Allen – 3
Leavitt – 2
Rains – 2
Powers – 1

 

Batting Average:

Calkins – .677
Vinson – .667
Powers – .600
Stevens – .514
Allen – .500
S. Van Dyke – .492
Anter – .486
C. Van Dyke – .483
Lucero – .456
Armstrong – .438
Rains – .400
Maynes – .367
Martin – .273
Jadwin – .200
Cushman – .192
Roos – .125
Leavitt – .053

 

Adeline Maynes prepares to unleash the knee buckler. (Jackie Saia photo)

 

PITCHING:

 

Games:

Maynes – 19
Armstrong – 10
Anter – 3

 

Starts:

Maynes – 17
Armstrong – 2

 

Hits:

Maynes – 71
Armstrong – 17
Anter – 4

 

Runs:

Maynes – 34
Armstrong – 14
Anter – 1

 

Earned Runs:

Maynes – 19
Armstrong – 8

 

Walks:

Armstrong – 21
Maynes – 19
Anter – 3

 

Strikeouts:

Maynes – 162
Armstrong – 27
Anter – 4

 

Innings Pitched:

Maynes – 87.2
Armstrong – 19.2
Anter – 4.0

 

Hitters Faced:

Maynes – 368
Armstrong – 98
Anter – 18

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Trent Thule flies for home. (Julie Wheat photo)

Time to put the mitts away and add up the stats.

The Coupeville High School baseball squad reached the end of a 9-9 season Thursday, falling at Mount Vernon Christian to end its bid for a playoff berth.

But while the games are done, the numbers are forever.

Thanks to GameChanger, which is used by Wolf coaches to record the action, here’s what we have for the 2026 campaign:

 

HITTING:

 

At-Bats:

Coop Cooper – 52
Camden Glover – 50
Carson Grove – 48
Chase Anderson – 47
Riley Lawless – 43
Aiden O’Neill – 42
Leo Rodriguez – 40
Trent Thule – 35
Killian Shaw – 25
Chris Zenz – 23
Malachi Somes – 21
Avery Eelkema – 7
Aiden Tingley – 6

 

Hits:

Glover – 21
Anderson – 17
Cooper – 12
Grove – 12
O’Neill – 10
Rodriguez – 9
Thule – 7
Lawless – 5
Somes – 5
Shaw – 4
Zenz – 2
Eelkema – 1

 

Runs:

Anderson – 19
Glover – 18
Grove – 17
O’Neill – 13
Rodriguez – 12
Thule – 10
Cooper – 7
Zenz – 7
Shaw – 4
Lawless – 3
Somes – 2
Tingley – 2

 

2B’s:

Anderson – 6
Cooper – 4
Glover – 4
Rodriguez – 3
O’Neill – 1

 

3B’s:

O’Neill – 3
Grove – 1

 

HR’s:

Anderson – 1
Grove – 1

 

RBI:

Grove – 15
Cooper – 13
Glover – 12
Anderson – 9
Rodriguez – 4
Thule – 4
Lawless – 3
O’Neill – 3
Somes – 3
Zenz – 3
Tingley – 2
Shaw – 1

 

Walks:

Thule – 24
Grove – 21
O’Neill – 18
Rodriguez – 18
Glover – 17
Lawless – 15
Cooper – 14
Anderson – 10
Zenz – 6
Tingley – 5
Shaw – 4
Somes – 3
Eelkema – 1

 

Stolen Bases:

Anderson – 26
Glover – 22
Grove – 14
O’Neill – 12
Cooper – 11
Rodriguez – 11
Lawless – 4
Zenz – 4
Thule – 3
Eelkema – 2
Somes – 2
Shaw – 1

 

Batting Average:

Glover – .420
Anderson – .362
Grove – .250
O’Neill – .238
Somes – .238
Cooper – .231
Rodriguez – .225
Thule – .200
Shaw – .160
Eelkema – .143
Lawless – .116
Zenz – .087

Coop Cooper eyeballs a runner. (Julie Wheat photo)

 

PITCHING:

 

Games:

Glover – 13
Anderson – 8
Cooper – 8
Thule – 7
Grove – 6
Somes – 1

 

Starts:

Anderson – 6
Glover – 6
Cooper – 3
Grove – 2
Thule – 1

 

Hits:

Glover – 33
Anderson – 18
Grove – 16
Cooper – 11
Thule – 10

 

Runs:

Glover – 35
Anderson – 31
Cooper – 26
Grove – 18
Thule – 15

 

Earned Runs:

Glover – 23
Anderson – 14
Cooper – 12
Grove – 10
Thule – 5

 

Walks:

Glover – 30
Cooper – 28
Anderson – 26
Thule – 14
Grove – 13
Somes – 1

 

Strikeouts:

Glover – 68
Anderson – 46
Cooper – 36
Grove – 22
Thule – 20
Somes – 1

 

Innings Pitched:

Glover – 39.1
Anderson – 25
Cooper – 18
Thule – 16.1
Grove – 14
Somes – 1

 

Hitters Faced:

Glover – 189
Anderson – 126
Cooper – 96
Thule – 80
Grove – 72
Somes – 3

Aiden O’Neill (left) and Chase Anderson were senior leaders for the Wolf diamond program. (Jackie Saia photo)

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Olivia Martin fires off an ace. (Julie Wheat photo)

Time to add up the numbers and call it a day.

With the final Coupeville High School volleyball match in the books for 2025, we can present a complete look at individual stats for the Wolf spikers.

The numbers came from stat sheets collected by CHS coaches, and hopefully I added correctly.

Ari Cunningham filled up the stat sheet during her first season as a varsity player. (Jennifer Camarena Herrera photo)

 

Final season stats:

 

Varsity
(16 matches):

 

Kills:

Teagan Calkins – 185
Haylee Armstrong – 100
Tenley Stuurmans – 47
Dakota Strong – 39
Ari Cunningham – 35
Lexis Drake – 16
Capri Anter – 2
Adeline Maynes – 2

 

Digs:

Calkins – 176
Armstrong – 140
Stuurmans – 91
Maynes – 59
Drake – 46
Anter – 38
Cunningham – 36
Strong – 10
Sydney Van Dyke – 5

 

Assists:

Stuurmans – 320
Maynes – 30
Armstrong – 16
Calkins – 12
Cunningham – 9
Drake – 8
Strong – 4
Kennedy O’Neill – 1

 

Solo Blocks:

Stuurmans – 5
Armstrong – 2
Drake – 2
Cunningham – 1
Strong – 1

 

Block Assists:

Cunningham – 9
Drake – 8
Armstrong – 3
Calkins – 3
Strong – 3
Stuurmans – 3
Maynes – 1

 

Service Aces:

Stuurmans – 62
Calkins – 37
Maynes – 20
Armstrong – 19
Cunningham – 18
Drake – 15
Anter – 7
O’Neill – 2
Van Dyke – 2
Strong – 1

 

JV
(13 matches):

 

Kills:

Sydney Van Dyke – 40
Kennedy O’Neill – 31
Isa Mc Fetridge – 25
Chelsi Stevens – 24
Cassandra Powers – 12
Emma Leavitt – 8
Willow Leedy-Bonifas – 5
Adeline Maynes – 4
Olivia Martin – 3
Hailey Grijalva – 2

 

Digs:

Leedy-Bonifas – 46
O’Neill – 44
Mc Fetridge – 41
Stevens – 26
Van Dyke – 13
Maynes – 11
Martin – 7
Powers – 7
Grijalva – 4
Leavitt – 2
Kee’Arya Brown – 1
Mary Western – 1

 

Assists:

Maynes – 50
Leavitt – 27
Leedy-Bonifas – 15
Powers – 13
Van Dyke – 8
O’Neill – 5
Grijalva – 4
Mc Fetridge – 3
Stevens – 3
Martin – 1

 

Solo Blocks:

Van Dyke – 2
Leedy-Bonifas – 1

 

Service Aces:

Powers – 30
Van Dyke – 26
O’Neill – 24
Leavitt – 19
Mc Fetridge – 18
Stevens – 18
Maynes – 14
Leedy-Bonifas – 7
Martin – 4
Grijalva – 3

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