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Event Name: GAMEDAY - JHS Winter Sports Preview - (2017)
Publication Date: December 7, 2017
Description: The Independent staff previews the winter athletic teams, athletes, and coaches at Jenkins High School. This program is filled with plenty of full color photos, schedules, rosters, and articles about the school’s basketball and wrestling teams. This publication is also distributed at all home games.
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A SPECIAL PUBLICATION BY
GAMEDAYCHEWELAH COUGARS
2016 FALL SPORTS PROGRAM
The independenT
FOOTBALL
VOLLEYBALL
CROSS COUNTRY
By Geno LudwigThe Independent Staff
The appearance of Chewelah Cougar football has made obvious changes for the 2016 gridiron campaign with a new head football coach, a new coaching staff, a new offense, a new restructured defense and new uniforms.
The advent of Levi Hogan as the successor to Jim Fisk at the helm of the Chewelah football program begins a new era of Cougar football.
Under Hogan’s leadership, the Cougars have made the change from a shotgun spread offensive formation to a double-wing triple-option look. Hogan believes this new offense is better suited for the team because of the size and the number of the current players in the program. This offense forces opposing defenders to make quick decisions, and it is the goal is to lure defenses into making wrong choices. In essence, it is the football version to “Button, button, who’s got the button?”
Chewelah fans saw the offense in action against Deer Park and Lakeside at the jamboree and during the lopsided 48-0 win over Bridgeport. The Cougars have all season to perfect it, while opposing teams have only one week of practice to defend against prior to a game. That is what has made this offense successful at smaller schools, like at defending state 4A champion Gonzaga Prep.
Sizewise, the Cougars are not as big this year. This is most evident in the offensive line, where Conner Krouse and Dakota Kroiss are the only players with noticeable size. Adam Gray, Isaac Hall, and Robbie Hopkins will have to depend on technique.
On the other hand, the Cougars have depth in the skill positions of
quarterback, runningback, and receiver.Elan Krausz took over as quarterback
late last season, and he is a double-threat at running and throwing the ball.
There is a wealth of speed in the backfield with Jensen Holloway, Payton Danly, Dominick Coleman, Nolan Hansen, Kaden Mackowiak, Johnny Larson, Jake George and Jake Jeanneret.
This triple-option offense also has the ability to throw the football, as demonstrated in the three touchdown passes thrown against Lakeside in the jamboree. The receiver corps includes Brenden Flanagan, Griffin Stroyan, Owen Baldwin, Sam Smith, and Ryder Robison.
On the defensive side of the football,Chewelah retains its three-four
alignment from last year, but with a strong reliance on speed, quickness, and aggressiveness.
Again, this is due to the lack of size on the team, especially up front in the trenches where Colton Kairns is the lone player over 200 pounds. It is another example of Coach Hogan matching the type of defense to the size and skills of this year’s players.
Chewelah’s three-four defense often has a five-two look when the outside linebackers move up close to the line of scrimmage. This will happen on downs where the opponent is expected to run the ball.
The season-opening win over undersized, inexperienced, and outnumbered Bridgeport provided little indication of how the Cougars will perform this season. However, it is expected that there will be a dramatic improvement over last year’s 1-9 record.
2016 Fall Sports Program The IndependentChewelah Cougars
FOOTBALL Boys of
FALL
New coach, new season and new hope for the Chewelah Cougars
# Player Name
2 Elan Krausz3 John Larson4 Jensen Holloway 6 Jake Jeanneret10 Keanu Buffalo11 Dominick Coleman13 Jaron Baldwin21 GriffinStroyan22 Ryder Robison25 Kaden Mackowiak26 Jake George27 Nolan Hansen36 Brad Larson42 Keith Justice46 SkylarGoforth47 Conner McDougall48 Owen Baldwin50 Robbie Hopkins51 Clancy Eggleston53 Isaac Hall55 Conner Krouse56 Dylan Walser58 Nils Berger63 Dakota Kroiss64 SamTriplett65 David R. Bailey66 KevinSmith67 TyClayton70 Eli Flottman74 Adam Gray75 Kolten Cairns76 JulianTaylor77 Loren Olson78 Blake Burya79 Wade Baker82 Johannes Dinser83 Brenden Flanagan85 Christian Caldwell86 Peyton Danly87 SamSmith
2016 CHEWELAH FOOTBALL ROSTER
Sept. 9RiversideRamsat 7 p.m.Snyder Field
Sept. 16NewportGrizzliesat 7 p.m.Snyder Field
Sept. 23FreemanScottiesat 7 p.m.Snyder Field
Sept. 30Deer Park Stagsat 7 p.m.Deer Park
Oct. 7LakesideEaglesat 7 p.m.Lakeside
Oct. 21MedicalLakeat 7 p.m.Medical Lake
Oct. 28ColvilleIndiansat 7 p.m.Colville
2016Football
Schedule
First-year coach Levi Hogan brings a new offense to the Cougars, who look to improve on a one-win season. Brandon Hansen photo
COUGAR FOOTBALLLeague: Northeast 1A LeagueCoach: Levi Hogan (1st year)
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skill positions.
The Cougars have all season to perfect [theoffense] while opposing teams have
only one week of practice to defend against it prior to a game.
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2016 Fall Sports Program The IndependentChewelah Cougars
VOLLEYBALL
By Geno LudwigThe Independent Staff
With 40 girls turning out for volleyball this year, the Cougars might be lacking in bus space this year as they try and qualify for the post-season for the third consecutive season.
“Our defining quality is our team’s commitment to each other,” Baker said. “Each player worked hard to bring forward the strengths of her teammates. I think our fans will also see a more spontaneous team as compared to last year. Our players have good instincts and they aren’t afraid to take risks.”
With the smallest enrollment in the NEA League, Chewelah was 4-12 last year. This year the squad has more youth with two freshmen and two sophomores joining the varsity roster.
“We are a bit smaller than last year which will change our strategy for both offenses and defense,” Baker said.
Another big change has been the schedule.
With the league volleyball season starting a week earlier this year, the Chewelah Cougars did not have any room at the front of their schedule to play any pre-season matches. The only opportunity Coach Shirley Baker had to evaluate her players in competition was at last week’s Colville jamboree.
“The regional crossover tournament against the Caribou Trail League was reinstated this year, so our league season had to be moved up a week to make room for it at the end district play,” said Coach Baker.
At the jamboree, the Lady Cougars won four games and lost two. They split games
with Colville and Sentinel, and they swept both games against Kettle Falls.
“I like having a pre-season jamboree,” said Baker. “It gives me chance to put different combinations of girls on the floor in different situations to see how well they play together.”
With less height this year, Baker is focusing her practices on maximizing the team’s quickness and agility.
“Our trademarks this season will be serving and scrappy defense,” said Baker. “We have also been working hard on hitting and passing techniques.”
To promote teamwork, Coach Baker and her assistants Melissa Church and Maddy Kernan,hosted a team retreat to begin the season and brought in a motivational speaker.
“We all want a positive season this year,” said Baker, “so we spent a day in working on goal-setting, commitment, and building team spirit. We want this season to be a positive experience for the girls, and that does not focus primarily on just winning.
Baker has divided her
players into three teams with 12 on varsity, 12 on junior varsity, and 14 on C squad.
The varsity team has six returning girls: state track medalist Kyrstan Miller, Ellie Wharton, Savannah Nupp, Krislyn Koler, last year team MVP Jaelynn Skok, and Elizabeth Chalmers.
Also selected to wear varsity uniforms were Andrea Franks, Bailey Smith, Emily Adams, Karalee DeSautel, Elle Carpenter.
Baker said that the squad will have to play aggressive defense and execute a varied offense which will keep opponents off-balance.
She also believes that perennial powerhouses Freeman and Lakeside will again be the strongest teams in the league.
“I anticipate that they will place one and two again,” Baker said. “This year we return to the regional format so we have a chance to earn three sports to state rather than just two.”
The Lady Cougars opened their season on Tuesday with a league match against Newport. This Thursday, they will host Freeman.
# Player Name Pos.
1. Andrea Franks, Junior MB2. Bailey Smith, Sophomore OH3. Krislyn Koler, Junior OH4. Elle Carpenter, Freshman Setter5. Elizabeth Chalmers, Junior Setter6. Emily Adams, Sophomore DS7. Karilee DeSautel, Sophomore MB8. Ellie Wharton, Senior OH9. Skyla Tunison, Freshman MB/OH10. Savannah Nupp, Senior DS/OH12. Jaelynn Skok, Junior DS/Libero14. Kyrstan Miller, Senior OH
2016 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL ROSTER
The
NUMBERSare adding up
Record turnout gives Cougars deep roster for 2016
Date Opponent Time
Sept 8 Freeman 5 p.m.Sept. 13 at Deer Park 5 p.m.Sept. 14 at Lakeside 5 p.m.Sept. 19 at Springdale 5 p.m.Sept. 20 Riverside 5 p.m.Sept. 22 at Medical Lake 5 p.m.Sept. 27 Colville 5 p.m.Sept. 29 at Newport 5 p.m.Oct. 4 at Freeman 5 p.m.Oct. 6 Deer Park 5 p.m.Oct. 11 Lakeside 5 p.m.Oct 13 at Riverside 5 p.m.Oct. 18 Medical Lake 5 p.m.Oct. 20 at Colville 5 p.m.Oct. 24 League TiebreakersOct. 25 NEA League TourneyOct. 29 NEA League TourneyNov. 5 RegionalsNov. 11 State Tournament in YakimaNov. 12 State Tournament in Yakima
2016 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE
COUGAR VOLLEYBALL
League: Northeast 1A League
Coach: Shirley Baker (3rd year)
Team Breakdown: The Cougars will swim or sink together, but
one thing they won’t be short of is players: 40 girls came out for the team
this year. Chewelah returns six varsity players and could improve on a four-win
season last year with team quickness and agility.
Thanks to all the coaches and school
district staff members who helped gather information to
make this 2016 Fall Sports
Program a success.
Especially: Shirley Baker, Levi Hogan,
Melissa Burkey, Ed Anegon,
Lindsey Pettigrew, Joe Trudeau, Pat Gaffney,
Rhonda Christian & Geno Ludwig.
GO COUGS! The Chewelah Cheerleaders will be keeping the energy up on the sidelines during Cougar sporting events this year. They’ll wow the crowd with their aerial stunts and dance routines as well. In this picture is (Top row left to right) Amanda Potter, Elizabeth Grubb, Kyli Paluck, Hannah Fischer, Ema Weber, Ursula Bakken, (Second Row) Kaylynn Palmer, Julie Huguenin, Cheyanne Kayser, Morgan Brashler, Kindra Hansen and (Bottom) Haley Kuk.
2016 COUGAR CHEERLEADERS
Thank you! From The
Independent
THE SENIORSEllie Wharton, Kyrstan Miller, and Savannah Nupp (Brandon Hansen photos)
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# Player Name
1. Lilly Kirry, Freshman2. Jessie Macrae, Freshman3. Alyssa Fitzgerald, Freshman4. Makayla Erickson, Sophomore5. Meghan Miller, Sophomore6. Haven Rainer, Freshman7. Larissa Sweat, Sophomore8. Amber Norman, Sophomore9. Harmony Kuk, Freshman10. Leah Carpenter, Freshman13. Zandra Nelson, Freshman15. Taya Tapia, Freshman Hailey Crise, Freshman
2016 JV VOLLEYBALL ROSTER
# Player Name
3. Megan Salapka, Junior4. Jayany Selvanayagam5. Jimin Park6. Sara Maranta7. Cheyanne Kayser, Junior9. Willow Clark Hubert, Freshman10. Hina Shibata11. Avery Arnold, Freshman13. Faith Hansen, Sophomore14. Autumn Glover, Freshman15. Megan Kalua-Elkins, Senior21. Evie Brewer, Freshman23. Autumn Guenther, Freshman28. Melanie Bryant, Freshman Tessa Detillion, Freshman
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