Aaron Curtin, backed up by Nick Streubel, applies intense defensive pressure.
Katie Kiel looks for an open teammate as she triggers the play.
Joline LeVine and daughter Izzy celebrate the Wolf girls’ win over South Whidbey last Friday.
Left to right, Wolf hoopsters Caleb Valko, Ben Etzell and Drew Chan intently watch action in the girls game Friday.
McKenzie Bailey waits for the ref.
Madeline Strasburg brings the ‘d’ big-time.
It’s that time again.
Tonight, across the land, both here on Whidbey and down in Sultan, basketballs will be dribbled, picks will be set and, if the universe is a just one, Wolves will thrash Turks everywhere.
The Coupeville girls (3-3, 2-1 in Cascade Conference play) hit the road (again) to try and win their third straight game.
Their foe: a squad that sits at 1-7 and has a history of losing to the girls in the red and black. The Wolves swept both volleyball matches and split two soccer games with the Turks back in the fall.
The Sultan boys (2-4), led by league-leading scorer Brock VandenEkart (a name that sounds like a James Bond villain), invade the Island to meet a riled-up 0-6 Wolf squad looking for an upset. JV tips-off at 5:15 PM, followed by varsity action at 7 PM.
To fill a bit a of your time until then, we present some pics by Shelli Trumbull. Enjoy.
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