Several Coupeville High School athletic teams recently announced their varsity letter winners, team award selections and all-conference choices.
Volleyball
Volleyball is the only sport in the Olympic League to have released its all-conference selections as of press time, and the league champion Wolves dominated the list.
Junior Katrina McGranahan was named the conference’s 1A Most Valuable Player and first-year coach Cory Whitmore was selected Coach of the Year.
Senior Valen Trujillo and junior Hope Lodell were first-team choices, and junior Lauren Rose received honorable mention.
McGranahan and Trujillo were first-team selections in 2015 as well.
Trujillo finished her career with 550 digs, a school record.
Lodell served 110 aces this year, which not only set a new school single-season record but passed the school career record of 109 set by Mindy Horr. Lodell has 141 career aces.
Letter and team awards will be announced Thursday, Nov. 17, at the team banquet.
Cheer
Senior captains Kiara Burdge and Kaela Hollrigel were among the 23 girls who received varsity letters in cheer this fall.
Junior Claire Mietus received the Wolf Award, exchange student Sophie Furtjes won the Coaches Award, freshman Mica Shipley was named Most Spirited and freshman Ja’Tarya Hoskins was honored as the Most Improved.
Other letter winners were Ashleigh Battaglia, Amber Benway, Julie Bucio, Robin Cedillo, Maggie Crimmins, Lainey Dickson, Natasha Estes, Kaley Grigsby, Naika Hallam, Abby Hamilton, Natalie Hollrigel, Jaden Marrs, Nancy Melendrez-Partida, Mckenzie Meyer, Mira Mostafavinassab, Heather Nastali and Moira Reed.
Soccer
The Wolves, coached by Troy Cowan, collected eight wins this season, the best in school history.
That charge was led by team Most Valuable Player junior Mia Littlejohn, who punched in a school record 27 goals, easily surpassing the old mark of 10 set by her sophomore sister Kalia in 2015.
Senior Lauren Grove was tabbed as the Defensive Player of the Year, senior captain Bree Daigneault received the leadership award, freshman Mallory Kortuem was Rookie of the Year and freshman Megan Thorn earned Most Improved.
Other letter winners were seniors May Rose and Megan DePorter; juniors Lauren Bayne and Sage Renninger; sophomores Lindsey Roberts and Kalia Littlejohn; and freshmen Tia Wurzrainer and Avalon Renninger.
Other sports
Coupeville did not field an official cross country team this fall, but two Wolves, junior Henry Wynn and sophomore Danny Conlisk, trained and competed with South Whidbey and then represented Coupeville in the postseason.
The football and tennis teams had not released their awards as of press time.
