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Dominic Coffman

The Dominator is back in the internet spotlight.

Coupeville grad Dominic Coffman, a three-sport star in his days as a Wolf, has been playing football in Spain for several seasons, helping the Las Rozas Black Demons tear up the gridiron.

Now you can catch an interview he recently had with Blast Sportz, which was posted to YouTube this week.

In it, Coffman discusses his high school days, as well as what he’s up to now, and I made it easy for you by including the video right here in this story.

Before heading to Spain, the Class of 2023 alumni made it to state in football, basketball, and track and field while repping the red and black for Coupeville.

Coffman was part of a 4 x 100 relay unit which finished second at the 2B state track championships, and he was tabbed as the Northwest 2B/1B League football MVP as a senior, rambling for 1,265 yards as a running back while also laying people out on defense.

 

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Maddie Georges, back in her days as a Wolf standout. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

The spikes and sets will be live on your devices.

Coupeville grad Maddie Georges hits the floor as a member of the Western Washington University club volleyball squad this weekend at a tourney in Ellensburg, and YouTube is your go-to site to stream the action.

The spikers currently have plans to play in tournament action Jan. 10-11 and 24-25, followed by a rumble Feb. 7-8. There are also events scheduled for Mar. 7-8 and 28-29, and nationals are Apr. 2-4.

Georges was a standout volleyball, basketball, and softball player during her Coupeville days, and joined teammate Alita Blouin in nabbing invites to the volleyball All-State games after their senior season.

 

To view WWU club volleyball matches (subscribe to let ’em know you care!), pop over to:

https://www.youtube.com/@wwuwomensclubvolleyball

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Matthew Campbell speaks at Coupeville High School’s Veterans Day assembly. (Photos property Coupeville Schools)

Showing support for the military community.

With a major Naval air base stationed on it, Whidbey Island is home to many military families.

While Oak Harbor has the largest collection of students with families in the armed forces, Coupeville has its fair share.

This year CHS came big in its support, holding a Veteran’s Day assembly, and producing the video seen below.

 

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Coupeville School Board directors, ready for their closeups. (Bailey Thule photo)

Want to see the Coupeville School Board at work?

It’s a lot easier thanks to a new move to record board meetings and post them on YouTube where they can be seen in their entirety at later dates.

Previously, regular meetings, but not workshops, were streamed, but vanished into the ether moments later.

So, unless you had the time and desire to traipse out to the Kathleen Anderson Boardroom in person and watch things unfold in front of you, good luck on watching “the sausage being made.”

But now, Coupeville is joining South Whidbey and others in embracing all that technology can offer.

July’s meeting, where board directors approved the budget for the 2024-2025 school year, is the first to be offered under the new arrangement.

To view Morgan White and Co. in action, or other school-related events, pop over to:

https://www.youtube.com/@coupevilleschools2198

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Jason Knoll, circa 2013 — the hero Coupeville deserved. A silent guardian, a watchful protector. A dark knight. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

YouTube is a vast wasteland, but, every so often, something of value sprouts.

Type in “Coupeville High School sports” and a fair selection of videos pop up, from often-fuzzy game films to lil’ nuggets of wonder waiting to be discovered.

Below are five of those unearthed gems, each capturing a moment from the time period Coupeville Sports has been alive, which is August 2012 to today.

Enjoy.

 

A hype video for CHS sports for the 2013-2014 school year:

 

A performance by the 2016 junior cheerleaders:

 

CHS football legend Jake “Rumblin'” Tumblin rippin’ up a combine:

 

Wolf hoops star Risen Johnson, with all the moves:

 

Wolf track star Heni Barnes won the national History Day competition with this film:

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