Home, at last.

The Coupeville High School track team, however, finished no where near last in its first home meet in five years. The Wolves’ boys team took first and the girls second in the five-school contest.

Running, jumping and throwing at their new facility for the first time, the Coupeville boys tallied 93 points, finishing ahead of Port Townsend (86), Mount Vernon Christian (76), Klahowya (56) and Chimacum (27.

MVC won the girls meet with 112.75 points, followed by Coupeville (101), Klahowya (64.25), Port Townsend (49) and Chimacum (21).

Danny Conlisk powered the boys by winning the 400 (53.54) and 800 (2:09.99) meters. Other winners for the boys were Jacob Smith (100, 11.59) and Chris Battaglia (discus, 105-04.5).

Skyler Lawrence (shot put, 30-10.5) and Cassidy Moody (high jump, 5) picked up wins for the Coupeville girls, as did Lindsey Roberts, Mallory Korteum, Maya Toomey-Stout and Lauren Grove in the 4×100 (52.69).

The Wolves also piled up 13 second places: boys — Smith (200, 23.12), Cameron Toomey-Stout (high jump, 5-04), Mitchell Carroll (pole vault, 8-06; triple jump, 39-11), 4×100 (Jacob Martin, Cameron Toomey-Stout, Kyle Burnett, Connor Thompson, 48.77) and 4×400 (Smith, Ariah Bepler, Cameron Toomey-Stout, Conlisk, 3:46.38); girls — Korteum (300 hurdles, 51.37), Emma Smith (shot put, 27-11.5), Lawrence (discus, 78), Allison Wenzel (javelin, 83-06), Grove (triple jump, 30-03.5), 4×200 (Grove, Maya Toomey-Stout, Kortuem, Roberts, 1:51.51) and 4×400 (McKenzie Meyer, Lauren Bayne, Madison Rixe, Aurora Zanardi, 4:58.97).

Coupeville, North Kitsap and Sequim go to Olympic at 3:15 p.m. Wednesday, April 12.

Other Coupeville results from Thursday:

Third, boys: Carroll, 200, 25; Grey Rische, 300 hurdles, 53.66; Ryan Labrador, shot put, 35-03.25; Martin, javelin, 135-08; Connor Thompson, high jump, 5-02.

Third, girls: Maya Toomey-Stout, 100, 13.49; long jump, 14-07; Grove, 200, 28.15; Bayne, javelin, 82-06.

Fourth, boys: Carroll, long jump, 19-04.5; Thompson, triple jump, 37.

Fourth, girls: Meyer, pole vault, 5; Lucy Sandahl, 3,200, 13:48.88; Naika Hallam, shot put, 25-06; Charlotte Langille, discus, 72-10.5; Raven Vik, javelin, 80; Zanardi, triple jump, 28-04.5; Roberts, 300 hurdles, 53.15; 4×200 (Ashlie Shank, Moody, Natalie Hollrigel, Ja’Tarya Hoskins), 2:04.74.

Fifth, boys: Battaglia, shot put, 34-04; Martin, long jump, 19-01.

Fifth, girls: Kortuem, 100, 14.16; Langille, shot put, 25-05; Alexxis Otto, discus, 72-02; (tie) Bayne, high jump, 4-04; (tie) Hoskins, high jump, 4-04.

Sixth, boys: Thompson, shot put, 34-00.5; Cameron Toomey-Stout, long jump, 17-09.75.

Sixth, girls: Rixe, 400, 1:19.12; Bayne, 800, 2:50.9; Meyer, 300 hurdles, 56.04; Wenzel, discus, 66-10; Abby Parker, javelin, 77-07.

Chris Battaglia lets the javelin fly. (Photo by John Fisken)

Lauren Bayne flies over the bar in the high jump. (Photo by John Fisken)

Trevor Bell tosses the shot put. (Photo by John Fisken)

Kyle Burnett, left, and Jacob Smith head to the finish line in the 100. (Photo by John Fisken)

Allison Wenzel flips the discus in Thursday’s home meet. (Photo by John Fisken)

Lauren Grove takes the handoff from Lindsey Roberts in the 4×200 relay. (Photo by John Fisken)