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Erica McColl

They ride at dawn!

Or probably a little later in the day, since it is summer and all.

But anyway, Coupeville Elementary School Principal Erica McColl and a pack of volunteers are trying to launch a Wolf Pup Summer Bike Group.

The weekly event, in which young riders will be accompanied by an adult, will take place on the paved and dirt/gravel roads in the Kettles Trails.

The end goal is a group ride at the Tour de Whidbey Aug. 16.

If interested, pop over to the form listed below and help set the group’s plans:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScpKkISWCz12JeTWlerh30ZIGHPl-13EdJ1SC_TiUyJoqTkWQ/viewform

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The boat calls.

Want to hit the water and try your hand at rowing this summer?

Then it’s awful convenient the Rowing on Whidbey Club is offering a chance to try just that.

For more info, take a gander at the photo above.

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Coupeville Middle School basketball stars applaud the idea you might volunteer to help run the Hoopaholics camp next summer. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

It’s the basketball circle of life.

Help out with behind the scenes work at next summer’s Hoopaholics camp, and it will come back to benefit Coupeville basketball programs.

The camp, which brings numerous adult players to Whidbey Island, including U-Dub and NBA legend Steve Hawes, is in its 34th year of existence.

Participants stay at Camp Casey, with games held at the Coupeville High School gym during Father’s Day weekend June 16-18, 2023.

Volunteers are needed to help run the score board, do food prep, and set up.

Donations of cookies, snack mixes, and other homemade or store-bought goodies is also a priority.

Hoopaholics has a strong relationship with CHS basketball, and always makes a financial donation back to aid the Wolf hoops programs.

To volunteer, contact Amy Briscoe at (360) 632-2229.

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With a new cross country season on the horizon, Coupeville Middle School is offering a free summer running clinic. (Elizabeth Bitting photo)

It’s a sneak preview of what’s to come.

Coupeville Middle School students headed into grades 6-8 are invited to participate in a free running clinic which will give athletes and parents a feel for what the upcoming cross country season will look like.

There are actually two clinics available, with one going July 18-20 and the other July 22-23.

Each day’s events will begin at 8:30 AM, using a variety of locations.

The clinics begin at the school track behind Coupeville Elementary School and will conclude with a visit to Fort Casey to walk, then run the middle school cross country course.

“If you have a friend who you think might be interested, invite them to come!” said CMS cross country coach Elizabeth Bitting.

“Parents, grandparents, caregivers are welcome to join and walk/run/jog the same routes,” she added. “I hope to see you soon!”

 

Questions? Contact Bitting at ebitting@coupeville.k12.wa.us.

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It’s a rite of passage.

Summer arrives, and with the advent of (possibly) warmer weather, everyone heads to the pool.

Yes, even in Washington state…

Want your kiddos to know their way around the pool, and be safe whilst splashing?

Take advantage of lessons being offered by the Admiral’s Cove Beach Club, with all the pertinent info to be found in the photo above.

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