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Miss Efficiency. Wolf junior Bree Daigneault has two shots on goal this season and both went in for score. (John Fisken photos)

   Call her Miss Efficiency. Wolf junior Bree Daigneault has two shots on goal this season and both went in for a score. (John Fisken photos)

First-year goalie Lauren Grove has the 10th most saves of any netminder in the state.

  First-year goalie Lauren Grove has the 10th most saves of any net-minder in the state.

Lauren Grove is #1. Sorta.

When you look at girls’ soccer stats on MaxPreps.com, the Coupeville High School junior currently has the most saves of any goalie playing at the 1A level this season.

But, while her 32 saves are strong work, especially for a first-year player, there are only TWO goalies listed under 1A (the other one, Maddie Nielsen of King’s, has 24 saves).

And, since there are a lot more than two schools playing soccer in this class, it’s a pretty good bet there are more than two goalies out there, some with equally strong stats.

Which is not to disparage what Lauren is doing in net.

When you look at the stats for the whole state, she’s still among the best goalies working, ranking 10th in saves among all schools, 2B to 4A, which are reporting their stats.

Grove’s exploits, and the scoring totals of Kalia and Mia Littlejohn, top our first in-depth look at Wolf booter stats.

Through 11 games:

Games Played:

Lauren Bayne 11
Bree Daigneault 11
Jovanah Foote 11
Lauren Grove 11
Kalia Littlejohn 11
Mckenzie Meyer 11
Arisbeth Montiel 11
May Rose 11
Taichen Rose 11
Jenn Spark 11
Mia Littlejohn 10
Kirsten Pelroy 10
Sage Renninger 10
Lindsey Roberts 10
Citalli Montiel 8
Ashley Smith 8
Lindsey Laxton 6
Jasmine Melena 4
Sophie Sandahl 4
Ema Smith 4

Goals:

K. Littlejohn 8 (#7 in 1A)
M. Littlejohn 5 (#14 in 1A)
Renninger 3
Daigneault 2
A. Montiel 2
Spark 2
Roberts 1
M. Rose 1
Smith 1

Assists:

M. Littlejohn 6 (#5 in 1A)
Spark 4 (#11 in 1A)
Renninger 3 (#19 in 1A)
Foote 1
K. Littlejohn 1
Pelroy 1
M. Rose 1
T. Rose 1

Points:

K. Littlejohn 17 (#8 in 1A)
M. Littlejohn 16 (#10 in 1A)
Renninger 9 (#20 in 1A)
Spark 8 (#22 in 1A)
Daigneault 4
A. Montiel 4
M. Rose 3
Roberts 2
Smith 2
Foote 1
Pelroy 1
T. Rose 1

Shots on Goal:

K. Littlejohn 30
M. Littlejohn 29
Renninger 13
Spark 10
Pelroy 9
A. Montiel 8
Roberts 7
M. Rose 5
Foote 4
T. Rose 3
Bayne 2
Daigneault 2
Smith 2

Saves:

Grove 32 (#1 in 1A, #10 in state)
Meyer 13
Smith 5

Shutouts:

Grove 1

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Katrina McGranahan leads teh Wolves in blocks (John Fisken photos)

   Katrina McGranahan leads the Wolves in blocks and sets played and is second in kills. (John Fisken photos)

Lauren Rose

   Lauren Rose tops the CHS spikers in four categories, yet still finds time to swing by and watch the Wolf booters play.

Stats are not just for football.

Every week we plop down an updated list for Coupeville High School football, and then, boom, this afternoon I finally notice the Wolf spikers have stats on MaxPreps as well.

So, here you go, with two caveats.

One, it’s varsity only (that’s all I have), and two, if you disagree with your totals, talk to your coaches.

I’m just relaying the stats, not recording them.

With that being said, some pertinent info, through 10 matches:

Sets Played:

Sydney Autio 32
McKenzie Bailey 32
Katrina McGranahan 32
Lauren Rose 32
Payton Aparicio 30
Tiffany Briscoe 30
Valen Trujillo 29
Ally Roberts 27
Kyla Briscoe 26
Hope Lodell 25
Emma Smith 22
Maddy Hilkey 4
Ashley Menges 1
Sarah Wright 1

Kills:

Bailey 56 (#19 in 1A)
McGranahan 41 (#25 in 1A)
Aparicio 31
Roberts 28
K. Briscoe 22
T. Briscoe 15
Smith 15
Lodell 12
Trujillo 1

Kill Percentage:

Roberts 37.3
Aparicio 34.4
Bailey 31.3
T. Briscoe 26.8
Smith 25.4
K. Briscoe 24.7
McGranahan 24.6
Lodell 24.5
Trujillo 14.3

Hitting Percentage:

Aparicio .178
Roberts .133
McGranahan .060
Bailey .028

Digs:

Trujillo 107 (#12 in 1A)
T. Briscoe 37
Aparicio 36
Lodell 26
Autio 11
Rose 9
K. Briscoe 5
Hilkey 5
Roberts 5
McGranahan 4
Bailey 2
Smith 1

Blocks:

McGranahan 7
Bailey 4
Smith 4
K. Briscoe 2
Roberts 2
Aparicio 1

Assists:

Rose 84 (#10 in 1A)
Autio 78 (#12 in 1A)
Menges 2
Roberts 2
Smith 1

Serving Percentage:

Rose 96.8
Aparicio 89.4
Hilkey 87.5
Trujillo 84.6
T. Briscoe 78.0
McGranahan 77.6
Autio 77.2
Lodell 66.7
Bailey 66.0

Service Points:

Rose 64
Aparicio 41
Autio 41
McGranahan 37
Trujillo 24
T. Briscoe 23
Lodell 15

Service Aces:

Autio 26 (#17 in 1A)
Rose 22 (#25 in 1A)
McGranahan 20
T. Briscoe 15
Trujillo 13
Aparicio 12
Lodell 9
Hilkey 2

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Zane Bundy

   Zane Bundy has kicked four field goals this season, which is tied for the most by a 1A player. (John Fisken photo)

OK, before you all start whining, I know these aren’t 100% correct.

For some reason, special teams is incomplete this week, as both the punting and return totals from Friday’s game against Chimacum weren’t entered on MaxPreps.com by the Coupeville High School coaches.

So, if your name is say, Clay Reilly or Wiley Hesselgrave or Hunter Smith, you may have something to discuss with the higher-ups at the next team meeting.

Other than that, though, we’re pretty close.

The big highlight is Smith claiming the single season record for interceptions with seven. Or, at least, the record from the past 15 years or so.

Snatching three more picks Friday, he slipped past Josh Bayne, who netted six INTs a year ago.

Celebrate the record, Hunter, go add to it in the remaining games, and don’t think about the fact that one day we may finally retrieve all of the lost CHS sports records and discover Bayne never really owned the record.

Also of note is Wolf kicker Zane Bundy moving up into a third-place tie for most field goals kicked this season by a Washington state football player.

Notching his fourth of the season Friday, he’s tied for the lead in 1A with Port Townsend’s Gerry Coker, and they sit one field goal behind Bryce Bendixen of 4A Bellarmine Prep.

Jack Crane of 4A Sammamish is way out in front with 11.

The (semi-complete) stats through week 7:

Offense:

Passing:

Gabe Eck 57-116 for 714 yards with 4 TD and 2 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 27 receptions for 336 yards
C. Smith 18-257
Ty Eck 14-136
Hesselgrave 10-87
Jordan Ford 6-85
Ryan Griggs 3-33
Lathom Kelley 2-22
Jake Hoagland 2-7

Rushing:

Hesselgrave 70 carries for 346 yards
Kelley 39-150
Jacob Martin 7-12
G. Eck 52-8
Chris Battaglia 1-4
C. Smith 1 (-1)
Mitchell Losey 1 (-3)
Downes 12 (-49)

Total yards:

G. Eck 722
Hesselgrave 433
H. Smith 336
C. Smith 266
Downes 190
Kelley 172
T. Eck 136
Ford 85
Griggs 33
Martin 12
Hoagland 7
Battaglia 4

Touchdowns:

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

PATs:

Zane Bundy 4

Field Goals:

Bundy 4

Points:

Bundy 16
T. Eck 12
Hesselgrave 12
C. Smith 12
Martin 6
H. Smith 6

Defense:

Tackles:

Kelley 65
Hesselgrave 45
T. Eck 42
Battaglia 34
Uriel Liquidano 33
Brenden Gilbert 23
Mitchell Carroll 22
Julian Welling 20
Martin 19
Tyler McCalmont 16
Clay Reilly 15
H. Smith 15
Ford 13
Losey 13
Jake Lord 7
C. Smith 6
Josh Lord 4
JR Pendergrass 4
Griggs 1
Matt Hilborn 1
Teo Keilwitz 1
Josh Robinson 1
James Vidoni 1

Sacks:

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

Interceptions:

H. Smith 7
Hesselgrave 1
Martin 1
Reilly 1

Fumble recoveries:

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

Blocked kicks:

Hesselgrave 1
Kelley 1
Liquidano 1

Special Teams:

Kickoffs:

Bundy 8 for 253 yards

Punts:

Reilly 17 for 555 yards
Bundy 12-308

Kickoff/punt returns:

Hesselgrave 16 for 237 yards
T. Eck 8-93
Kelley 5-68
H. Smith 4-39
Martin 2-2
Reilly 1-0

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CJ Smith (John Fiskenb photos)

   Senior CJ Smith leads the Wolves in reception yards and is third in total yards. (John Fisken photos)

Josh (72) and Jake Lord have combined for

Linemen Josh (72) and Jake Lord have combined for 11 tackles this season.

Clay Reilly lets rip with a punt Friday night. (Shelli Trumbull photo)

Clay Reilly lets rip with a punt Friday night. (Shelli Trumbull photo)

Clay Reilly is movin’ on up.

Riding a 70-yard boot in Friday’s game against Port Townsend, the Coupeville High School junior is now the third most-proficient punter among 1A kickers whose coaches stay on top of their stats.

Reilly is averaging 32.6 yards per punt, which puts him hot on the heels of Jake Sargeant of Klahowya (34.8) and David Postma of Bellevue Christian (33.9).

His footwork highlights our weekly look at CHS football stats, as reported to MaxPreps by Wolf coaches.

Other guys making moves include Jacob Martin, who took over the team lead in fumble recoveries and Ty Eck, who rode a nine-tackle performance Friday to move within an inch of second-place in that category.

Stats through Week 6:

Offense:

Passing:

Gabe Eck 47-89 for 545 yards with 3 TD and 2 INTs
Hunter Downes 25-46 for 239 yards with 1 TD and 3 INTs
CJ Smith 1-1 for 10 yards

Receiving:

C. Smith 17 receptions for 254 yards
Hunter Smith 24-247
Ty Eck 12-109
Wiley Hesselgrave 10-87
Jordan Ford 4-58
Lathom Kelley 2-22
Ryan Griggs 1-10
Jake Hoagland 2-7

Rushing:

Hesselgrave 52 carries for 301 yards
Kelley 35-126
Jacob Martin 7-12
Chris Battaglia 1-4
C. Smith 1 (-1)
Mitchell Losey 1 (-3)
G. Eck 45 (-28)
Downes 12 (-49)

Total yards:

G. Eck 517
Hesselgrave 388
C. Smith 263
H. Smith 247
Downes 190
Kelley 148
T. Eck 109
Ford 58
Martin 12
Griggs 10
Hoagland 7
Battaglia 4

Touchdowns:

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

PATs:

Zane Bundy 4

Field Goals:

Bundy 3

Points:

Bundy 13
T. Eck 12
Hesselgrave 12
Martin 6
C. Smith 6
H. Smith 6

Defense:

Tackles:

Kelley 60
Hesselgrave 38
T. Eck 37
Uriel Liquidano 31
Battaglia 26
Brenden Gilbert 21
Mitchell Carroll 18
Julian Welling 17
Tyler McCalmont 16
Martin 14
H. Smith 14
Ford 12
Clay Reilly 12
Losey 11
Jake Lord 7
C. Smith 6
Josh Lord 4
JR Pendergrass 4
Griggs 1
Matt Hilborn 1
Teo Keilwitz 1
Josh Robinson 1
James Vidoni 1

Sacks:

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

Interceptions:

H. Smith 4
Hesselgrave 1
Martin 1
Reilly 1

Fumble recoveries:

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

Blocked kicks:

Hesselgrave 1
Liquidano 1

Special Teams:

Kickoffs:

Bundy 8 for 253 yards

Punts:

Reilly 17 for 555 yards
Bundy 12-308

Kickoff/punt returns:

Hesselgrave 16 for 237 yards
T. Eck 8-93
Kelley 5-68
H. Smith 4-39
Martin 2-2
Reilly 1-0

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Uriel Liquidano, the team's #? tackle on the season, blocked a kick Friday night. (John Fisken photo)

   Uriel Liquidano, the team’s #3 tackler on the season, blocked a kick Friday night. (John Fisken photos)

Jacob Martin's name appears in eight stats categories, tied with Hunter Smith for second-most on the team.

   Jacob Martin’s name appears in eight stats categories, tied with Hunter Smith for second-most on the team, trailing just Wiley Hesselgrave.

One of Josh Bayne’s records is under siege.

A year after he capped his senior football season at Coupeville High School with a school-record six interceptions, that mark could be eclipsed.

With two more interceptions Friday against Klahowya, Wolf sophomore Hunter Smith now has four on the year, and the season is only halfway done.

If he stays healthy, Smith still has four regular season games to play, and then a guarantee of at least one more after that.

Either Coupeville will catch the Eagles for the #2 playoff spot out of the 1A Olympic League, or it would have a crossover game in week 10 against another squad that missed the postseason.

Smith’s pursuit of the pick record highlights our weekly look at CHS gridiron stats.

Others making stat sheet moves include Uriel Liquidano, who blocked a kick Friday, and Zane Bundy, who took over the team scoring lead with a pair of field goals and a PAT.

Plus, a big shout-out to Wiley Hesselgrave, who has slapped his name down in 11 categories, most of any Wolf this season.

As always, the stats below are taken from MaxPreps.com, where they were deposited by the Wolf coaching staff.

Think your numbers are wrong? Talk to your coaches, gentlemen.

I’m just the messenger.

Offense:

Passing:

Gabe Eck 41-74 for 509 yards with 3 TD and 2 INTs
Hunter Downes 25-46 for 239 yards with 1 TD and 3 INTs
CJ Smith 1-1 for 10 yards

Receiving:

C. Smith 16 receptions for 249 yards
Hunter Smith 22-230
Ty Eck 10-117
Wiley Hesselgrave 10-87
Jordan Ford 2-36
Lathom Kelley 2-22
Ryan Griggs 1-10
Jake Hoagland 2-7

Rushing:

Hesselgrave 40 carries for 271 yards
Kelley 32-123
Jacob Martin 7-12
Chris Battaglia 1-4
Mitchell Losey 1 (-3)
G. Eck 42 (-20)
Downes 12 (-49)

Total yards:

G. Eck 489
Hesselgrave 358
C. Smith 259
H. Smith 230
Downes 190
Kelley 145
T. Eck 117
Ford 36
Martin 12
Griggs 10
Hoagland 7
Battaglia 4

Touchdowns:

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

PATs:

Zane Bundy 4

Field Goals:

Bundy 3

Points:

Bundy 13
T. Eck 12
Hesselgrave 12
Martin 6
C. Smith 6
H. Smith 6

Defense:

Tackles:

Kelley 55
Hesselgrave 32
Uriel Liquidano 30
T. Eck 28
Brenden Gilbert 20
Battaglia 19
Tyler McCalmont 16
Mitchell Carroll 15
Julian Welling 15
H. Smith 13
Ford 11
Losey 11
Clay Reilly 11
Martin 10
C. Smith 6
Josh Lord 4
Jake Lord 3
JR Pendergrass 3
Griggs 1
Matt Hilborn 1
Teo Keilwitz 1
Josh Robinson 1
James Vidoni 1

Sacks:

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

Interceptions:

H. Smith 4
Hesselgrave 1
Martin 1
Reilly 1

Fumble recoveries:

Ford 2
Martin 2
H. Smith 2
T. Eck 1
Hesselgrave 1
Liquidano 1

Blocked kicks:

Hesselgrave 1
Liquidano 1

Special Teams:

Kickoffs:

Bundy 8 for 253 yards

Punts:

Reilly 12 for 412 yards
Bundy 12-308

Kickoff/punt returns:

Hesselgrave 10 for 152 yards
T. Eck 8-93
Kelley 5-68
H. Smith 4-39

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