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Sophomores (l to r) Capri Anter, Haylee Armstrong, Lexis Drake, and Dakota Strong, ready to rock the gym during the lip sync contest. (Photos courtesy Cory Whitmore)

We are family.

Like the Pittsburgh Pirates back in the ’70s, when they won a World Series while rockin’ out to the sounds of Sister Sledge, the Coupeville High School volleyball program is preaching togetherness.

The pics above and below come from the Wolves recent Unity Camp, a mix of sets, spikes, and team bonding experiences.

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Cory Whitmore preaches patience. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

He’s #1 with a spike.

With softball guru Kevin McGranahan’s departure, volleyball wizard Cory Whitmore is now the winningest active coach at Coupeville High School.

Even with the 2020 season cut in half by the pandemic, the court ace boasts an 88-43 mark during his time at CHS, with trips to the state tourney in 2017 and 2023.

Boys’ basketball head man Brad Sherman, who now doubles as the school’s athletic director, is #2 with 70 wins and counting.

After that it drops down to baseball coach Steve Hilborn and girls’ basketball leader Megan Richter, at 28 and 26 respectively.

Boys’ soccer top dog Robert Wood (16) and football signal caller Bennett Richter (9) are the only other active CHS coaches with victories.

McGranahan won 111 games before exiting this summer.

This will be the ninth season at the helm of the Wolf spiker program for Whitmore, who has posted a winning mark in each campaign.

His tally:

2016: 11-6
2017: 13-5
2018: 11-5
2019: 14-5
2020: 6-3
2021: 11-6
2022: 10-6
2023: 12-7

Not counting tournaments, Coupeville is slated to play 14 regular season matches, then hopes to have a long postseason run.

That leaves open a very real possibility Whitmore could crack triple-digit wins this fall, putting a little distance between himself and Sherman before basketball gears back up in the winter.

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Volleyball is one of three CHS sports which charge for regular season clashes. (Jackie Saia photo)

Sometimes you pay, sometimes you don’t.

All middle school sports events in Coupeville remain free to watch as we head into a new school year, while it’s a split decision for high school games.

Regular season football, basketball, and volleyball contests require some moola to get in the door, while soccer, tennis, softball, baseball, track and field, and cross country are free.

Postseason contests are their own thing, and when we hit that part of the year, be sure to pop back over to the blog for info on what district, regional, or state officials will try and extract from you.

 

For regular season CHS sports which require payment, here’s the breakdown:

$7.00 — Adults and high school students without an ASB card

$5.00 — Visiting high school students with an ASB card

$5.00 — Senior citizens (62+)

$5.00 — Grade school (K-5)

Free — Children 5 and under and Coupeville Middle School/High School students with an ASB card

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Carly Burt and friends will be back in the gym this fall. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

We’re five weeks away from the first game.

Summer, in all its muggy glory, is still in charge, but fall sports are not that far off for Coupeville High School athletes, coaches, and fans.

The first day of practice for football is Aug. 21, with soccer, cross country, cheer, and volleyball kicking things off Aug. 26.

The first game arrives Friday, Sept. 6 when the gridiron squad welcomes Annie Wright to Cow Town for a non-conference clash. After that, we’re back at it full-bore.

As you plan ahead, here’s what the schedules look like as of today, with * indicating a Northwest 2B/1B League game.

 

BOYS SOCCER:

Wed-Sept. 11 — @ Auburn Adventist Academy — TBD
Sat-Sept. 14 — Crosspoint Academy — 1:00
Tue-Sept. 17 — Friday Harbor — 4:00
Sat-Sept. 21 — Grace Academy — 3:00
Tue-Sept. 24 — @ Mount Vernon Christian — 4:00
Fri-Sept. 27 — La Conner — 6:00
Tue-Oct. 1 — @ Providence Classical Christian — 3:30
Fri-Oct. 11 — @ Cedar Park Christian (*) — 4:15
Tue-Oct. 15 — @ Grace Academy (*) — 3:30
Fri-Oct. 18 — Mount Vernon Christian (*) — 6:00
Tue-Oct. 22 — @ Friday Harbor (*) — 4:30
Thur-Oct. 24 — Lopez Island (*) — 4:00
Tue-Oct. 29 — Providence Classical Christian (*) — 6:00
Fri-Nov. 1 — @ La Conner (*) — 6:00
Wed-Nov. 6 — Orcas Island (*) — 4:00 — SENIOR NIGHT

 

CROSS COUNTRY:

Sat-Sept. 7 — @ Tahoma Co-Ed Relays — 8:30
Sat-Sept. 14 — @ Sehome Invite — 10:00
Sat-Sept. 21 — @ Westling Invite (South Whidbey) — 10:00
Wed-Sept. 25 — @ Orcas Island — 3:00
Sat-Sept. 28 — @ King’s Invite — 1:00
Wed-Oct. 2 — HOME meet (Fort Casey) — 3:30
Sat-Oct. 5 — @ Twilight Invite (Cedarcrest) — 10:00
Sat-Oct. 12 — @ Mountain Loop Invitational (Granite Falls) — TBD
Thur-Oct. 17 — @ Lake Lap Invite (Lake Padden) — 4:15
Thur-Oct. 24 — @ Northwest League Championships (MVC) — 3:30
Thur-Oct. 31 — @ Districts — site/time TBD

 

FOOTBALL:

Fri-Sept. 6 — Annie Wright — 7:00
Fri-Sept. 13 — @ Klahowya — 6:30
Fri-Sept. 20 — Granite Falls — 7:00
Sat-Sept. 28 — @ Cedar Park Christian — 7:00
Fri-Oct. 4 — Friday Harbor (*) — 6:00 — HOMECOMING
Fri-Oct. 11 — South Whidbey — 7:00 — BUCKET GAME
Fri-Oct. 18 — @ Adna — 7:00
Fri-Oct. 25 — Winlock — 5:30 — SENIOR NIGHT
Fri-Nov. 1 — @ Friday Harbor (*) — TBD
Fri-Nov. 8 — Crossover game w/D4 — site/opponent/time TBD

 

GIRLS SOCCER:

Wed-Sept. 11 — @ Auburn Adventist Academy — TBD
Fri-Sept. 13 — Forks — 4:00
Wed-Sept. 18 — @ Adna — 4:00
Sat-Sept. 21 — Lopez Island — 12:30
Tue-Sept. 24 — @ Sultan — 6:00
Tue-Oct. 1 — @ Mount Vernon Christian (*) — 4:00
Thur-Oct. 3 — La Conner (*) — 6:00
Tue-Oct. 8 — @ Providence Classical Christian — 3:30
Fri-Oct. 11 — @ Friday Harbor (*) — 4:30
Thur-Oct. 17 — Sultan — 6:00
Sat-Oct. 18 — @ Lopez Island — TBD
Tue-Oct. 22 — Mount Vernon Christian (*) — 6:00
Thur-Oct. 24 — @ La Conner (*) — 6:00
Tue-Oct. 29 — @ East Jefferson — 5:00
Fri-Nov. 1 — Providence Classical Christian — 6:00
Tue-Nov. 5 — Friday Harbor (*) — 4:00 — SENIOR NIGHT

 

VOLLEYBALL:

Sat-Sept. 7 — @ Oak Harbor Jamboree — 9:00
Tue-Sept. 10 — @ South Whidbey — 5:00/6:30
Fri-Sept. 13 — @ SunDome Tourney (Yakima) — TBD
Tue-Sept. 17 — @ Friday Harbor (*) 4:00/5:30
Thur-Sept. 19 — Mount Vernon Christian (*) — 5:00/6:30
Tue-Sept. 24 — @ La Conner (*) — 5:00/6:30
Thur-Sept. 26 — Darrington (*) — 5:00/6:30
Mon-Sept. 30 — @ Forks — 3:15/4:45
Thur-Oct. 3 — Orcas Island (*) 3:30/5:00
Tue-Oct. 8 — Friday Harbor (*) — 4:00/5:30
Sat-Oct. 12 — @ Liberty Tourney — TBD
Tue-Oct. 15 — @ Mount Vernon Christian (*) — 5:00/6:30
Thur-Oct. 17 — La Conner (*) — 5:00/6:30
Thur-Oct. 24 — @ Concrete (*) — 5:00/6:30
Sat-Oct. 26 — @ Neah Bay — 1:00/2:30
Tue-Oct. 29 — @ Orcas Island (*) — 3:30/5:00
Tue-Nov. 5 — Sultan — 5:00/6:30 — SENIOR NIGHT

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Cris Matochi returns for another season of middle school volleyball. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Laminate ’em, baby.

Coupeville Middle School has released schedules for fall sports, and nothing, I say nothing, will cause any of this to change.

OK, that might be a small lie…

One never truly knows for sure school sports schedules will fully play out as planned until they actually do.

But we’re feeling pretty good about these two, so you can at least write down things in pencil, if maybe not in pen.

Wolf cross country kicks things off with the first day of practice Monday, August 26, while CMS volleyball gets underway Sept. 9.

Amber Wyman returns to coach the harriers, with Cris Matochi and Kristina Hooks back on the sidelines to impart wisdom to the spikers.

The middle school skeds as they sit today:

 

CROSS COUNTRY:

Sat-Sept. 21 — @ Westling Invite (South Whidbey) — 10:00
Friday-Sept. 27 — @ Sultan — 3:30
Thur-Oct. 3 — HOME (Fort Casey) — 3:30
Sat-Oct. 12 — @ Mountain Loop (Granite Falls) — TBD
Wed-Oct. 16 — @ Cascade League Championships (South Whidbey) — 3:30

 

VOLLEYBALL:

Thur-Sept. 26 — @ South Whidbey — 3:30
Mon-Sept. 30 — Lakewood — 3:15
Wed-Oct. 2 — Sultan — 3:15
Mon-Oct. 7 — King’s — 3:15
Thur-Oct. 10 — @ Granite Falls — 3:15
Mon-Oct. 14 — @ Northshore Christian — 3:15
Wed-Oct. 16 — @ Sultan — 3:15
Mon-Oct. 21 — South Whidbey — 3:30

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