The Coupeville High School track team pulled off a rare feat for the Wolves in a three-team home contest Monday, April 24. Both the Coupeville boys and girls won their respective meets.

The Wolves have produced many individual champions over the years but generally lacked the depth to win meets, most of which have been against larger schools.

Coupeville combined the thrill of running on its new track for the second time with its largest team ever and smaller-school opponents to dominate Friday Harbor and Lopez.

The Coupeville boys defeated Friday Harbor and Lopez 90-54-20, and the girls rolled past the Wolverines and Lobos 105.5-20.5-7.

In all, the Wolves won 25 of the 32 events and took the top two spots in 12.

Next up, Coupeville and North Mason will go to Port Townsend for a 3:15 p.m. meet Friday, April 28.

Coupeville results from Monday:

First, girls: Maya Toomey-Stout, 100, 13.54; Lauren Grove, 200, 28.09; triple jump, 31-04.75; Ashlie Shank, 400, 1:14.92; Lindsey Roberts, 100 hurdles, 16.55; long jump, 15-10.25; McKenzie Meyer, 300 hurdles, 56; pole vault, 6; Skyler Lawrence, shot put, 28-03; Alexxis Otto, discus, 78-06; Allison Wenzel, javelin, 99-08; Cassidy Moody (tie), high jump, 4-08; Lauren Bayne (tie), high jump, 4-08; 4×200 (Grove, Roberts, Toomey-Stout, Mallory Kortuem), 1:49.36; 4×400 (Grove, Shank, Roberts, Toomey-Stout), 4:41.05.

First, boys: Danny Conlisk, 200, 24.41; Henry Wynn, 400, 1:00.65; Ryan Labrador, shot put, 36-07; Chris Battaglia, discus, 107-01; Jacob Martin, javelin, 137-06; Cameron Toomey-Stout, high jump, 5-02; Mitchell Carroll, pole vault, 8; triple jump, 42-06.5; Jean Lund Olsen, long jump, 19-05; 4×100 (Martin, Jacob Smith, Toomey-Stout, Olsen), 46.47; 4×400 (Conlisk, Smith, Carroll, Wynn), 3:51.3.

Second, girls: Kortuem, 100, 13.95; Wenzel, 300 hurdles, 1:04.31; Otto, shot, 26-10.75; Charlotte Langille, discus, 71-05; Bayne, javelin, 92-04; 4×100 (Kiara Burdge, Shank, Wenzel, Natalie Hollrigel), 57.59; 4×400 (Abby Parker, Madison Rixe, Meyer, Lucy Sandahl), 5:21.2.

Second, boys: Olsen, 100, 12.52; Martin, 200, 24.63; Gabe Carlson, 400, 1:03.63; pole vault, 6; Jakobi Baumann, 3,200, 12:40.1; 300 hurdles, 55.15; Battaglia, javelin, 123-10; Carroll, long jump, 19-02.

Third, girls: Emma Smith, shot, 26-04.25; Lawrence, discus, 71-03.5; Raven Vick, javelin, 86-09; Ja’Tarya Hoskins, high jump, 4-02; Ema Smith, long jump, 12-06.75.

Third, boys: Battaglia, shot, 35-02.5; Grey Rische, javelin, 109-11; Conlisk, pole vault, 5-06; Martin, long jump, 18-11.25; 4×400 (Battaglia, Baumann, Carlson, Rische), 4:26.58.

Fourth, girls: Rixe, 200, 33.32; Langille, shot, 25-08.5; Wenzel, discus, 66-01; Naika Hallam, javelin, 84; Willow Vick, high jump, 3-10.

Fourth, boys: Wynn, 200, 25.47; Rische, discus, 88-07; Toomey-Stout, long jump, 18-06; 4×100 (Kyle Burnett, Carlson, Connor Thompson, Greg Villareal), 53.29.

Mitchell Carroll, winner of he pole vault, heads down the runway. (Photo by John Fisken)

Lauren Grove shoots out of the blocks on the way to winning the 200. (Photo by John Fisken)

Skyler Lawrence tosses the discus for the Wolves. (Photo by John Fisken)

Maya Toomey-Stout takes a handoff from Mallory Kortuem as the Wolves win the 4×200 relay. (Photo by John Fisken)

Ashlie Shank heads down the track in a winning effort in the 400. (Photo by John Fisken)

Allison Wenzel leaps a hurdle in the 300. (Photo by John Fisken)

Henry Wynn rounds the final turn in winning the 400. (Photo by John Fisken)

Grey Rische lets loose of a javelin throw. (Photo by John Fisken)