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Spikers serve sizzlin’ stats!!

Posted in Volleyball, tagged Ally Roberts, CHS Wolves, Katrina McGranahan, Stats, volleyball on October 20, 2015| Leave a Comment »

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 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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Think pink, and cram the stands!!

Posted in Volleyball, tagged cancer, CHS Wolves, Dig for the Cure, pink, Susan G. Komen Foundation, volleyball on October 19, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Clear the calendar. (Illustration courtesy Breanne Smedley)

John Fisken is going pink.

And, I might be too. That’s still being negotiated.

The dye job for the travelin’ photo man, who you often see working the sidelines at Coupeville sporting events, will come before the start of this Thursday’s CHS volleyball matches.

The opponent that night is Chimacum, and the result will have a huge impact on the 1A Olympic League playoff race.

But there will be a bigger foe that night, and that is where the pink comes in.

The Wolves will be hosting their annual Dig for the Cure breast cancer awareness night.

Fisken (and probably me) will be getting pinked-up around 3:30 PM, with the Wolf JV taking the court at 3:45. Varsity action is set for around 5 PM.

The photo man is letting his luscious silver locks go pink in honor of his sister Mary, who is traveling to town for the match.

A three-time cancer survivor who has been fighting the good fight for the past decade, she doesn’t know what her brother has planned out with the Wolf players.

I’ve been told she doesn’t read this blog (and why not?!?!?), so, we’re dancing a tricky dance here.

We want to get as many people as possible there for the event, but we don’t want to spoil John’s side surprise for his sister.

So, remember that when you talk about this on social media, please.

The Wolves will be wearing pink jerseys, honoring cancer survivors with roses and raising money for the Susan G. Komen Foundation with a donation bucket at the game.

Sandi Farris, a cancer survivor and honorary coach for the night, will give the Coupeville girls a pregame speech to remind them that, win or lose, the match is big, but the fight against cancer means much more.

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Undefeated? Not after facing the Wolves!!

Posted in Middle School, Volleyball, tagged CMS Wolves, Forks, Randy King, Scout Smith, Twilight, upset, volleyball on October 19, 2015| Leave a Comment »

"I've been coaching since (John Fisken photos)

“Vampires? I ain’t afraid of no stinkin’ vampires!!” Randy King is the man to lead a team into bat country. (John Fisken photos)

Ashleigh Battaglia chases down a ball during an earlier match.

Want flawless form? Call Zoe Trujillo.

Scout Smith is a star, even when she plays Stevie Wonder-style.

Raven Vick (19) and Maya Toomey-Stout celebrate

Raven Vick (19) and Maya Toomey-Stout are just happy to see each other.

Randy King with the upset!

The longtime Coupeville High School/Middle School coach picked up a new sport at the last second this year, taking over the CMS 8th grade volleyball squad a match into the season when coach Sadi Foltz abruptly left to take a new job.

Jump forward to Monday night, and, after a long road trip to the town former CHS football coach Ron Bagby (well … and “Twilight“) built, King and his spikers emerged with a stunning upset.

The Wolves knocked off undefeated Forks 29-27, 25-20 for the win of the season.

The score is all the info we have at the moment (and nothing on the 7th grade squad), so let’s toss out a bunch of photos to fill the rest of your time.

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Spike the day away!!

Posted in Middle School, Volleyball, tagged Casie Dunleavy, Chelsea Prescott, CMS Wolves, John Fisken photos, Melia Welling, volleyball on October 16, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Chelsea Prescott brings the thunder and the lightning. She’s a 2-in-1 threat. (John Fisken photos)

Lacy McCraw-Shirron (12) and Emily Fielder (16) send positive energy to their teammates.

Under the eye of Wolf coach Randy King, 8th grader Emma Mathusek glides in to keep the rally going.

Hannah Davidson (center) keeps the mood light in the huddle.

Melia Welling (39) is all smiles as Maya Toomey-Stout (9) comes flying in to congratulate her.

Willow Vick will let no volleyball touch the floor. It is her sworn duty.

New CMS 7th grade coach Casie Dunleavy finally gets her close-up.

Her players show her how it’s supposed to be done.

Spikes were flying, reputations were being forged and cameras were clicking.

All in all, Thursday was a busy day, as the Coupeville Middle School volleyball squads invaded the high school gym to face off with Stevens.

Along for the ride was travelin’ photo man John Fisken, who provides us with the pics above.

To see more (and possibly purchase some, thereby helping to fund college scholarships for CHS student/athletes) pop over to:

7th grade — https://www.shutterfly.com/progal/album.jsp?aid=768a5498cf363cc65f50

8th grade — https://www.shutterfly.com/progal/album.jsp?aid=768a5498cf363cc5ca25

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“Sweep! Sweep! Sweep!!”

Posted in Volleyball, tagged Ashley Menges, Chimacum, CHS Wolves, Kenzi LaRue, volleyball on October 15, 2015| Leave a Comment »

Ashley Menges had four kills, four service aces and 22 assists to power the Wolves to a straight-sets victory. (John Fisken photo)

Ashley Menges does not know the meaning of mercy.

Neither do her teammates on the Coupeville High School JV volleyball squad, apparently.

Riding a scorching performance from their freshman phenom, who was everywhere and nowhere at once, the Wolves trounced host Chimacum Thursday 25-16, 25-17, 25-17.

“Sweep, sweep, sweep!,” said an elated CHS coach Heidi Wyman. “Chimacum played us really tough tonight, but these young Wolves stayed focused, played together and were dominating at the net!”

“It’s awesome to see how far they have come,” she added. “Even more amazing is where they will be two years from now; very proud of all of them!”

The win, the fifth in their last seven matches, lifted the young Wolves to 5-4 overall, 2-0 in Olympic League play.

The five wins ties the JV spikers with Coupeville’s varsity boys’ tennis squad for the most wins by any Wolf team this fall.

While the netters have likely wrapped up regular season play, unless two postponed matches get rescheduled before postseason play (doubtful), Wyman’s squad has between 2-4 matches left this season.

Coupeville has one more match against both Klahowya and Chimacum and two against Port Townsend.

The RedHawks didn’t have a JV the first time around, so it’s likely the younger Wolves will only get to take the court in half the remaining regular season matches.

They continue to take full advantage of whatever floor time they see, however.

Facing off with Chimacum, who they also beat in a “non-conference” match earlier this season, they dominated, collecting 24 kills (“they were vicious at the net!”) and 19 service aces while averaging 87% from the line.

Menges collected player of the night honors with a stellar performance.

She netted 22 assists, served 93% from the stripe (with four aces) and had “four awesome tips for kills.”

Kenzi LaRue was perfect on serve, while Sarah Wright dropped in six aces.

Allison Wenzel, Kameryn St Onge and LaRue shared the hitting duties, as each player tallied five kills.

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