
Vivian Farris finished her prep tennis career as half of Coupeville’s top doubles team. (Jackie Saia photo)
It’s the final stop on the final ride.
Longtime Coupeville High School tennis coach Ken Stange called it a career this spring, after guiding Wolf netters for almost two decades.
But before he departed, the net guru handed out a final batch of varsity letters, awards, and desserts to his last group of players Tuesday at a season-ending banquet.
Helen Strelow, who played three matches at the state tourney, was named team MVP, while fellow senior Hayley Fiedler earned Most Inspirational.
The duo shared captain honors with Vivian Farris, and the trio, along with Lucy Tenore, collected Four-Year awards for playing every season of their high school run.
Rounding out the award winners was sophomore Kaitlyn Leavell, tabbed as Most Improved.
Stange also honored the six Wolf netters who combined to bring home a Tri-District crown.
Strelow, who won the singles title at that tourney, punching her ticket to state, was joined by Fiedler, Farris, Tenore, Skylar Parker, and Djina Radenovic in hefting the team trophy.

Foreign exchange student Djina Radenovic added tennis to her American experience. (Jackie Saia photo)
Continuing a trend which has endured throughout Stange’s teaching and coaching career, his players were also aces in the classroom.
The Wolves won an academic state title as the 2B net squad with the highest team GPA.
All in all, it made for a stellar swan song for the hardcourt master.
“What a wonderful final season for me!” Stange said. “The seniors were great!
“I really enjoyed the season and the kids this year!”
Varsity letter winners:
Karyme Castro
Vivian Farris
Hayley Fiedler
Kaitlyn Leavell
Elizabeth Lo
Emma Morano
Brynn Parker
Skylar Parker
Djina Radenovic
Helen Strelow
Lucy Tenore




































































