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Zane Bundy (John Fisken photo)

   Senior kicker Zane Bundy  led the Wolves in scoring this season. (John Fisken photos)

Ryan Labrador

Ryan Labrador (left) recorded his first three varsity tackles Friday.

Freshman Chris Battaglia

Freshman Chris Battaglia was second on the team in tackles and first in sacks.

And now the end has come.

Fall sports officially came to an end Friday night, with the Coupeville High School football squad wrapping its season on Vashon Island.

But, before we let go for good, one final look at Wolf football stats, with a couple of new names slipping in just under the deadline.

Jacob Zettle hauled in his first varsity pass, Teo Keilwitz got his first carries at running back and Ryan Labrador collected his first-ever varsity tackles in the finale.

As always, if you disagree with your numbers, talk to your coaches.

They compile these numbers. I just pluck ’em off of MaxPreps.com.

Finals stats:

Offense:

Passing:

Gabe Eck 84-176 for 1062 yards (#2 in Olympic League, #7 in 1A) with 4 TD and 7 INTs
Hunter Downes 26-47 for 272 yards (#4 in Olympic League, #14 in 1A) with 1 TD and 3 INTs
CJ Smith 2-2 for 30 yards
Wiley Hesselgrave 0-2

Receiving:

Hunter Smith 32 receptions for 419 yards (#2 in Olympic League, #10 in 1A)
C. Smith 30-365 (#4 in Olympic League, #13 in 1A)
Jordan Ford 10-175 (#10 in Olympic League)
Ty Eck 17-163
Hesselgrave 11-107
Ryan Griggs 4-81
Lathom Kelley 2-22
Jacob Zettle 1-15
Jake Hoagland 2-7

Rushing:

Hesselgrave 108 carries for 451 yards (#5 in Olympic League)
Kelley 43-219 (#8 in Olympic League)
Jacob Martin 25-123
G. Eck 74-55
Mitchell Losey 13-54
T. Eck 1-6
Chris Battaglia 1-4
Teo Keilwitz 2-3
C. Smith 2 (-3)
Downes 12 (-49)

Total yards:

G. Eck 1117 (#3 in Olympic League, #11 in 1A)
Hesselgrave 558 (#6 in Olympic League)
H. Smith 419
C. Smith 392
Kelley 241
Downes 223
Ford 175
T. Eck 169
Martin 123
Griggs 81
Losey 54
Zettle 15
Hoagland 7
Battaglia 4
Keilwitz 3

Touchdowns:

Hesselgrave 4
T. Eck 3
Kelley 2
Martin 2
H. Smith 2
G. Eck 1
Ford 1
C. Smith 1

PATs:

Zane Bundy 8 (#3 in Olympic League, #9 in 1A)

Field Goals:

Bundy 5 (tied for #1 in 1A, tied for #4 in entire state)

Conversions:

Bundy 1
Griggs 1
Martin 1
C. Smith 1

Points:

Bundy 25 (#9 in Olympic League)
Hesselgrave
24 (tied for #10 in Olympic League)
T. Eck
18
Martin
14
Kelley
12
H. Smith
12
C. Smith
8
G. Eck
6
Ford
6
Griggs
2

Defense:

Tackles:

Kelley 73 (#6 in Olympic League, #10 in 1A)
Battaglia 56 (#10 in Olympic League)
T. Eck 54
Hesselgrave 53
Uriel Liquidano 45
Julian Welling 32
Mitchell Carroll 29
Martin 27
Tyler McCalmont
25
Brenden Gilbert
24
H. Smith
21
Griggs
18
Ford
16
Losey
16
Reilly
16
Jake Lord
11
Josh Lord
8
C. Smith
8
JR Pendergrass
4
Ryan Labrador
3
Keilwitz
2
Tavian Woolett
2
Bundy
1
Matt Hilborn
1
Hoagland
1
Ethan Kedrowski
1
Josh Robinson
1
Cameron Toomey-Stout
1
James Vidoni
1
Zettle
1

Sacks:

Battaglia 3 (tied for #4 in Olympic League, tied for #19 in 1A)
Ford 2 (tied for #8 in Olympic League)
Gilbert 2 (tied for #8 in Olympic League)
Kelley 2 (tied for #8 in Olympic League)
Carroll 1
Hesselgrave 1
Martin 1
McCalmont 1

Interceptions:

H. Smith 7 (CHS single season record, tied for #1 in entire state)
T. Eck 1
Griggs 1
Hesselgrave
1
Martin 1
Reilly 1

Fumble recoveries:

Griggs 3
Martin 3
Ford 2
Liquidano
2
H. Smith 2
Carroll 1
T. Eck 1
Hesselgrave 1
Kelley 1

Blocked kicks:

Hesselgrave 2
Kelley 1
Liquidano 1

Special Teams:

Kickoffs:

Bundy 15 for 539 yards (#2 in Olympic League, #6 in 1A)

Punts:

Reilly 34 for 1156 yards (#1 in 1A, #17 in entire state)
Bundy 12-308 (#6 in 1A)

Kickoff/punt returns:

Hesselgrave 22 for 345 yards (#3 in Olympic League, #5 in 1A)
Kelley 8-156
T. Eck 11-124
H. Smith 7-99
Martin 3-27
Reilly 6-0
Losey 2-0
C. Smith 2-0
Carroll
1-0
Pendergrass 1-0
Welling 1-0

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Rose (John Fisken photo)

   The future (and present) of Wolf volleyball — freshmen Maddy Hilkey (left) and Emma Smith (back) and sophomore Lauren Rose. (John Fisken photo)

The sophomores were sensations.

For whatever it’s worth, three 10th graders lead the way in the final CHS volleyball stats.

Lauren Rose, Katrina McGranahan and Payton Aparicio each pop up in 10 of 11 categories, with Rose at the absolute top in a team-high five categories.

Now, I know, back-line players don’t appear as often in the offensive categories, and the spike happy snipers who patrol the net don’t get a lot of chances to rack up digs, service returns and assists.

I get it.

But still, appearing in all but one of the categories would seem to imply the terrific trio were versatile as all heck.

So, there you go.

But go ahead and look for yourself. If you know more about volleyball than I do (not hard…) you may come to a different conclusion.

And, as always, remember, if you don’t like your numbers, go talk to your coaches.

They’re the ones who posted them on MaxPreps.com. I just came along later and plucked them off and slapped them up here in pursuit of page hits.

That’s my game.

Final varsity stats (16 matches):

Sets Played:

Sydney Autio 54
Katrina McGranahan 54
Lauren Rose 54
Tiffany Briscoe 52
Valen Trujillo 51
Ally Roberts 49
Payton Aparicio 47
McKenzie Bailey 45
Kyla Briscoe 45
Hope Lodell 45
Emma Smith 36
Maddy Hilkey 5
Ashley Menges 1
Sarah Wright 1

Kills:

McGranahan 70 (#20 in 1A)
Bailey 67
Roberts 54
Aparicio 42
T. Briscoe 40
K. Briscoe 37
Smith 32
Lodell 19
Trujillo 2
Autio 1
Rose 1

Kill Percentage:

Rose 50.0
Roberts 37.2
Aparicio 31.8
Bailey 31.0
Smith 30.2
T. Briscoe 30.1
McGranahan 26.1
Lodell 25.3
K. Briscoe 23.6
Trujillo 16.7
Autio 9.1

Hitting Percentage:

Rose .500
Roberts .131
Aparicio .114
McGranahan .041
T. Briscoe .030
Bailey .005

Digs:

Trujillo 157 (#9 in 1A)
T. Briscoe 71
Lodell 63
Aparicio 61
Rose 28
Autio 24
McGranahan 15
Roberts 13
K. Briscoe 6
Hilkey 5
Bailey 3
Smith 2

Blocks:

McGranahan 14
Smith 7
Bailey 5
K. Briscoe 3
Roberts 3
Aparicio 1

Service Returns:

Trujillo 264
T. Briscoe 187
Aparicio 148
Lodell 104
Hilkey 26
Bailey 25
Roberts 15
K. Briscoe 12
Autio 6
McGranahan 6
Rose 2

Assists:

Autio 147 (#10 in 1A)
Rose 132 (#11 in 1A)
Menges 2
Roberts 2
K. Briscoe 1
Smith 1
Trujillo 1

Serving Percentage:

Rose 96.0
Aparicio 88.7
Hilkey 85.7
Trujillo 83.0
Autio 77.4
T. Briscoe 76.1
Lodell 75.9
McGranahan 75.5
Bailey 60.0

Service Points:

Rose 103
Aparicio 80
McGranahan 78
Autio 77
Lodell 67
Trujillo 65
T. Briscoe 50
Hilkey 4

Service Aces:

Autio 45 (#8 in 1A)
McGranahan 38 (#13 in 1A)
Rose 35 (#18 in 1A)
T. Briscoe 33 (#20 in 1A)
Trujillo 33 (#20 in 1A)
Aparicio 32
Lodell 31
Hilkey 4

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Arisbeth Montiel scored three goals in her first season as a Wolf booter. (John Fisken photo)

  Arisbeth Montiel scored three goals in her first season as a Wolf booter. (John Fisken photo)

The season is never really over until you add up all the stats.

Looking back at the Coupeville High School girls’ soccer campaign that ended with a district playoff loss Saturday, the Wolves (6-7-3) filled up the stat sheet.

Leading the way was sophomore Mia Littlejohn, who was among the top 13 players in 1A in three categories (goals, assists and points) when her season ended.

Joining her in currently holding top 20 rankings are Kalia Littlejohn (goals, points), Jenn Spark (assists) and goaltender Lauren Grove (saves).

Kalia Littlejohn’s 10 goals this season is a program record.

Final stats through 16 games:

Goals:

Kalia Littlejohn 10 (#6 in 1A)
Mia Littlejohn 5 (#13 in 1A)
Arisbeth Montiel 3
Sage Renninger 3
May Rose 3
Jenn Spark 3
Bree Daigneault 2
Lindsey Roberts 1
Ashley Smith 1

Assists:

M. Littlejohn 8 (#4 in 1A)
Spark 4 (#14 in 1A)
Renninger 3
K. Littlejohn 2
Jovanah Foote 1
Kirsten Pelroy 1
M. Rose 1
Taichen Rose 1

Points:

K. Littlejohn 22 (#7 in 1A)
M. Littlejohn 18 (#11 in 1A)
Spark 10
Renninger 9
M. Rose 7
Montiel 6
Daigneault 4
Roberts 2
Smith 2
Foote 1
Pelroy 1
T. Rose 1

Shots on Goal:

K. Littlejohn 43
M. Littlejohn 40
Renninger 18
Spark 15
Montiel 12
Pelroy 12
M. Rose 11
Roberts 10
Daigneault 4
Foote 4
T. Rose 3
Lauren Bayne 2
Smith 2

Saves:

Lauren Grove 45 (#3 in 1A)
McKenzie Meyer 13
Smith 5

Shutouts:

Grove 2

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Wolf freshman Ethan Kedrowski recorded his first-ever varsity tackle Friday night. (John Fisken photo)

Wolf freshman Ethan Kedrowski recorded his first-ever varsity tackle Friday night. (John Fisken photo)

New names.

With Friday’s game against Concrete turning into a blow-out, Coupeville High School football coaches ran in their youngest players, giving several their first-ever varsity action.

Four players (freshmen Ethan Kedrowski, sophomores Jacob Zettle and Cameron Toomey-Stout and senior kicker Zane Bundy) recorded their first tackles of the season, while two Wolves crossed the 1,000 yard threshold.

Freshman quarterback Gabe Eck threw for 150 yards against the Lions, running his season passing totals to 1,008 yards, while punter Clay Reilly lofted two kicks for 57 yards.

His total of 1,040 punting yards is just five yards off of putting him #1 among all 1A punters.

Stats through Week 9, as recorded to MaxPreps.com by Wolf coaches:

Offense:

Passing:

Gabe Eck 80-164 for 1008 yards with 4 TD and 5 INTs
Hunter Downes 26-47 for 272 yards with 1 TD and 3 INTs
CJ Smith 1-1 for 10 yards
Wiley Hesselgrave 0-1

Receiving:

Hunter Smith 32 receptions for 419 yards
C. Smith 28-338
Ty Eck 17-163
Jordan Ford 9-163
Hesselgrave 10-87
Ryan Griggs 4-81
Lathom Kelley 2-22
Jake Hoagland 2-7

Rushing:

Hesselgrave 89 carries for 404 yards
Kelley 42-154
Mitchell Losey 12-54
Jacob Martin 17-52
G. Eck 58-26
Chris Battaglia 1-4
C. Smith 1 (-1)
Downes 12 (-49)

Total yards:

G. Eck 1034
Hesselgrave 491
H. Smith 419
C. Smith 347
Downes 223
Kelley 176
T. Eck 163
Ford 163
Griggs 81
Losey 54
Martin 52
Hoagland 7
Battaglia 4

Touchdowns:

Hesselgrave 4
T. Eck 2
H. Smith 2
Ford 1
Kelley 1
Martin 1
C. Smith 1

PATs:

Zane Bundy 7

Field Goals:

Bundy 5 (#1 in 1A, #3 in all classifications)

Points:

Hesselgrave 24
Bundy 22
T. Eck 12
H. Smith 12
Martin 8
Ford 6
Kelley 6
C. Smith 6

Defense:

Tackles:

Kelley 68
Hesselgrave 47
Battaglia 45
T. Eck 44
Uriel Liquidano 38
Julian Welling 29
Mitchell Carroll 25
Martin 25
Brenden Gilbert
23
Tyler McCalmont
19
H. Smith
19
Clay Reilly
16
Ford
15
Losey
14
Griggs
9
Jake Lord
8
C. Smith
6
Josh Lord
5
JR Pendergrass
4
Teo Keilwitz 2
Tavian Woolett
2
Bundy
1
Matt Hilborn
1
Hoagland
1
Ethan Kedrowski
1
Josh Robinson 1
Cameron Toomey-Stout
1
James Vidoni
1
Jacob Zettle
1

Sacks:

Battaglia 3
Ford 2
Gilbert 2
Kelley 2
Carroll 1
Hesselgrave 1
Martin 1
McCalmont 1

Interceptions:

H. Smith 7
T. Eck 1
Hesselgrave 1
Martin 1
Reilly 1

Fumble recoveries:

Martin 3
Ford 2
Griggs 2
Liquidano 2
H. Smith 2
T. Eck 1
Hesselgrave 1
Kelley 1

Blocked kicks:

Hesselgrave 2
Kelley 1
Liquidano 1

Special Teams:

Kickoffs:

Bundy 15 for 539 yards

Punts:

Reilly 31 for 1040 yards (#2 in 1A)
Bundy 12-308

Kickoff/punt returns:

Hesselgrave 20 for 310 yards
Kelley 8-156
T. Eck 11-124
H. Smith 7-99
Martin 3-27
Reilly 4-0
Carroll 1-0
Pendergrass 1-0

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CJ Smith (John Fisken photo)

   CJ Smith is second on the team in receptions and fourth in total yards. Plus, he hit Jacob Martin on a two-point conversion pass Friday. (John Fisken photos)

Wolf captains (l to r) Brenden Gilbert, Wiley Hesselgrave, Smith and Lord.

  Wolf captains (l to r) Brenden Gilbert, Wiley Hesselgrave, Smith and Jake Lord.

The numbers are always moving.

An interception here, two tackles there, a handful of receptions just around the corner. Stats are an ever-evolving beast.

Coming off a road loss at Klahowya Friday night, there was definite movement on the stat sheet for the Coupeville High School football squad.

Wiley Hesselgrave took over the team lead in touchdowns, Chris Battaglia ascended the throne for sacks and Tavian Woolett came blitzing out of nowhere to record two tackles in his varsity debut.

So, here we go, through week eight, as posted by the CHS coaching staff on MaxPreps.com:

Offense:

Passing:

Gabe Eck 71-145 for 858 yards with 4 TD and 4 INTs
Hunter Downes 25-46 for 239 yards with 1 TD and 3 INTs
CJ Smith 1-1 for 10 yards
Wiley Hesselgrave 0-1

Receiving:

Hunter Smith 30 receptions for 375 yards
C. Smith 24-299
Ty Eck 17-163
Jordan Ford 7-96
Hesselgrave 10-87
Ryan Griggs 3-48
Lathom Kelley 2-22
Jake Hoagland 2-7

Rushing:

Hesselgrave 84 carries for 371 yards
Kelley 39-150
Jacob Martin 7-12
G. Eck 52-8
Mitchell Losey 4-6
Chris Battaglia 1-4
C. Smith 1 (-1)
Downes 12 (-49)

Total yards:

G. Eck 866
Hesselgrave 458
H. Smith 375
C. Smith 308
Downes 190
Kelley 172
T. Eck 163
Ford 96
Griggs 48
Martin 12
Hoagland 7
Losey 6
Battaglia 4

Touchdowns:

Hesselgrave 4
T. Eck 2
H. Smith 2
Martin 1
C. Smith 1

PATs:

Zane Bundy 5

Field Goals:

Bundy 4

Points:

Hesselgrave 24
Bundy 17
T. Eck 12
H. Smith 12
Martin 8
C. Smith 6

Defense:

Tackles:

Kelley 67
Hesselgrave 46
T. Eck 44
Battaglia
42
Uriel Liquidano
36
Mitchell Carroll
24
Julian Welling
24
Brenden Gilbert
23
Martin
23
H. Smith
18
Tyler McCalmont
16
Ford
15
Clay Reilly
15
Losey
13
Jake Lord
7
C. Smith
6
Josh Lord
5
Griggs
4
JR Pendergrass
4
Teo Keilwitz
2
Tavian Woolett
2
Matt Hilborn
1
Hoagland 1
Josh Robinson
1
James Vidoni
1

Sacks:

Battaglia 3
Ford 2
Gilbert 2
Kelley 2
Carroll 1
Hesselgrave 1
Martin 1
McCalmont 1

Interceptions:

H. Smith 7
T. Eck 1
Hesselgrave 1
Martin 1
Reilly 1

Fumble recoveries:

Martin 3
Ford 2
Liquidano 2
H. Smith 2
T. Eck 1
Griggs 1
Hesselgrave 1
Kelley 1

Blocked kicks:

Hesselgrave 2
Kelley 1
Liquidano 1

Special Teams:

Kickoffs:

Bundy 11 for 389 yards

Punts:

Reilly 29 for 983 yards
Bundy 12-308

Kickoff/punt returns:

Hesselgrave 20 for 310 yards
T. Eck 10-102
H. Smith 6-79
Kelley 5-68
Martin 3-27
Reilly 2-0
Carroll 1-0

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