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Landon Roberts and Coupeville baseball are one win away from returning to the state tourney. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Welcome to the postseason.

Two of Coupeville High School’s four spring sports programs are in action this Saturday, with berths to the state championships at stake.

Wolf track hosts the district meet here in Cow Town, while CHS baseball hits the road and travels to Lakewood High School.

Softball and girls’ tennis begin their own postseason treks a bit later, but here’s what you need to know if you’re planning on attending this weekend’s action.

 

BASEBALL:

Steve Hilborn’s crew, which has been on a tear in the second half of the season, carries a 10-8 record into play Saturday, and is the top-seeded squad in a three-team royal rumble.

Northwest Christian of Lacey (9-5) opens against Friday Harbor (5-11) at noon in a loser-out game, with the victor returning to the turf field at 2:00(ish) to face Coupeville for the lone state playoff berth from the District 1/2 tourney.

The Wolves will be the home team in their game.

Lakewood High School is located at 17023 11th Ave NE in Arlington.

Playoff pricing is in effect, with both cash and digital ticketing accepted.

Cost is $8 for adults and students without ASB, and $6 for students with ASB, seniors, and children.

To buy tickets online, pop over to:

https://gofan.co/event/1508528?schoolId=WA86277

 

Zane Oldenstadt and friends are gunnin’ for the big time. (Emma Garcia photo)

TRACK AND FIELD:

Things will be hoppin’ at Mickey Clark Field, as Coupeville hosts the District 1/2 meet, with 2B and 1B teams competing (separately) for tickets to state.

For out-of-towners, the field is at 501 S. Main, directly behind the Coupeville Elementary.

To advance on to Yakima, Wolf athletes need a top two finish in their event Saturday.

Field events start at 11:00 AM, with track events getting under way at 11:30.

Once again, it’s the postseason, so there will be hands in your pockets if you want to get past the gate.

Ticket prices are the same as with baseball, and can be purchased on site with cash or through GoFan at:

https://gofan.co/event/1499324?schoolId=WA86277

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Brooke Crowder leads off a collection of Coupeville coaching pics. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

The spotlight lands on Coupeville coaches this morning.

Or, more specifically, on high school softball and middle school track and field gurus, since that’s the unused photos I have still hanging around.

Call it spring cleaning, with a tip of the hat to John Fisken, who snapped the pics.

Lark Gustafson

Jon Gabelein

Kevin McGranahan

Amber Wyman

McGranahan makes a point to Aaron Lucero (left) and Gustafson.

David Bernardy

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Coupeville senior Reese Wilkinson is one of the best throwers among 2B athletes. (Jackie Saia photo)

The fantastic five has become the splendid six.

With her performance at the Northwest 2B/1B League Championships last week, Coupeville High School sophomore Carly Burt re-cracks the Top 10 statewide in the pole vault among female 2B athletes.

Meanwhile, Lyla Stuurmans got knocked back out in the 400, for the moment, but held her spot in the long jump.

That duo, along with four other CHS teammates, are among the best of the best with two meets left on the schedule.

Up first is the district meet this Saturday, May 11 in Coupeville. Then, if they qualify, state goes down in Yakima May 23-25.

Current top 10’ers in a Wolf uniform through May 6:

 

GIRLS:

Shot Put — Katie Marti (10th) 33-05

Discus — Reese Wilkinson (6th) 111-06

Pole Vault — Carly Burt (7th) 8-01

Long Jump — Lyla Stuurmans (5th) 15-08

 

BOYS:

High Jump — Nick Guay (3rd-tie) 6-00

Pole Vault — Cael Wilson (3rd-tie) 12-00

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Taygin Jump (left) stares down the competition along with college track and field teammate Grace Estus. (Photo courtesy Christina Jump)

Taygin Jump came in like a wrecking ball and went out like a star.

The Coupeville grad capped her freshman track and field season at Plattsburgh State Friday with a stellar performance at the State University of New York Athletic Conference Outdoor Championships.

Competing in Geneseo, Jump claimed seventh place in the javelin, earning points for the Cardinals.

She threw her implement 102 feet, eight inches.

That was one of two events Jump lined up for at SUNYAC, also finishing 18th in the hammer throw with a lob of 115-00.

During her freshman collegiate season, the former Wolf vied in numerous events, participating in both indoor and outdoor track seasons.

During her time at CHS, Aleksia and Khanor’s older sister played volleyball, both in school and with her club team, while also competing in track and field.

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Kennedy O’Neill explodes over the hurdles. (Ana Mc Fetridge photos)

Middle school track season is in full swing.

Two meets into the campaign, we have a ton of PRs and a fair amount of photos as well.

The pics above and below, which come from Coupeville’s recent trek to Granite Falls, come to us courtesy Ana Mc Fetridge.

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