Feeds:
Posts
Comments

Posts Tagged ‘Senior Night’

Softball action gets started early Friday. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Let’s make a full day of it.

Friday’s Coupeville High School softball schedule is being adjusted, with all activities still going forward, just at different times.

Originally, the Wolves were slated to host Orcas Island in a doubleheader kicking off at 3:30 PM.

The new schedule is as follows:

Game #1 — 12:30 first pitch

Game #2 — 4:00 Senior Night festivities, followed by game 

The adjustments are being made to help Orcas, which catches a 6:45 AM ferry, “break up their day a little bit,” said CHS coach Kevin McGranahan.

Coupeville will provide a BBQ for the two teams between games, as well.

The Wolves will honor Izzy Wells, Audrianna Shaw, Mckenna Somes, and Violette Huegerich during Senior Night festivities.

Read Full Post »

Ja’Tarya Hoskins celebrates lil’ sis Ja’Kenya Saturday during Coupeville’s Senior Night festivities for girls basketball. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

“As a senior you realize how fast time flies.”

The words come from Abby Mulholland, but they echo those often said by Coupeville High School hoops stars as they watch their final moments on the hardwood zing by.

Mulholland and her fellow 12th graders — players Ja’Kenya Hoskins, Audrianna Shaw and Izzy Wells, as well as managers Mckenna Somes and Leni Raduenz — were honored Saturday before the regular season girls basketball finale.

Also noted was Wolf cheerleader Samantha Streitler.

In between the hugs and tears, the plushie bears and the balloons, and before the Wolves dropped a whumping on visiting Friday Harbor to collect a playoff berth, Coupeville’s elder stateswomen shared their love for each other and the CHS program.

“I’ve played for Coupeville my entire career and I have loved every single team that I’ve been lucky enough to be a part of,” Shaw said.

“So thank you to all my teammates, old or new, for being by my side and helping me and the team succeed.”

Audrianna Shaw

Abby Mulholland

Mckenna Somes (middle, back row)

Izzy Wells (#12)

Leni Raduenz

Ja’Kenya Hoskins (#14)

Bear … with us. It’s Senior Night.

CHS coach Megan Smith joins the celebration.

Read Full Post »

Covid protocols prohibited four-year varsity starter Hawthorne Wolfe from being at his Senior Night in person, but he was hailed by coaches and teammates. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Seven strong.

The Coupeville High School boys basketball program honored its splendid seniors Wednesday, with five on the court and two there in spirit.

That group has sparked the Wolves to their best start in 20+ years, and is a tight-knit band of hoops stars.

“I feel extremely fortunate to have the opportunity to play basketball with such an all-around great group of guys, most of which I’ve known since kindergarten,” said Logan Martin in his farewell speech.

That was a sentiment shared by his teammates.

“I want to thank my team for always giving their best on the court,” Grady Rickner added.

“I will always have great memories of my high school basketball experience.”

Caleb Meyer

Logan Martin

Xavier Murdy (with balloon).

Miles Davidson

Wolf seniors honor the family of the late Bennett Boyles, their Class of 2022 teammate who fought valiantly against cancer in middle school.

Grady Rickner

Senior moms get their moment in the spotlight.

A wall of memories, and they’re not done yet.

Read Full Post »

Xavier Murdy and Co. will celebrate Senior Night Jan. 19. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

The schedule shuffle continues.

Senior Night festivities for the Coupeville High School basketball teams have been moved to this coming week, with events set for different days.

Under the new plan, the Wolf boys will honor their 12th graders Wednesday, Jan. 19, when they host Friday Harbor.

Tip-off for the CHS varsity boys that night is 5:30 PM.

Meanwhile, Coupeville’s girls will conduct their farewells Saturday, Jan. 22, when they host South Whidbey.

Varsity tip-off against the Falcons is 2:45.

Ja’Kenya Hoskins, Izzy Wells, Audrianna Shaw, and Abby Mulholland comprise the Class of 2022 players who suit up for the Wolves.

The boys team will honor Xavier Murdy, Miles Davidson, Logan Martin, Grady Rickner, Hawthorne Wolfe, and Caleb Meyer, as well as the late Bennett Boyles, who waged a valiant battle with cancer when the group was in middle school.

Read Full Post »

Wolf cheerleaders Samantha Streitler (left) and Bella Velasco pose with coach Jennifer Morrell. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Two and two.

Coupeville High School athletics sent four more seniors out the door Thursday, with football and cheer each honoring a pair of veterans.

Bella Velasco, Samantha Streitler, Isaiah Bittner, and Brian Casey were acknowledged (more than once) on Senior Night, before the Wolves engaged in a three-overtime thriller with Friday Harbor.

Isaiah Bittner hangs with former Wolf player Alex Turner and lil’ sis Edie Bittner.

Streitler and mom Stephanie.

Brian Casey and the parental units.

Velasco and the folks.

The heart of the Wolf line.

CHS Principal Geoff Kappes gets a photo op with the seniors.

One last look, before the rain really started coming down.

Read Full Post »

« Newer Posts - Older Posts »