Jae LeVine plays us in. (Robert Bishop photo)
Maggie Crimmins, daughter of legendary Wolf hoops star Jodi “Elbows” Christensen.
“Whoa!”
That was Sarah Stuurmans quick assessment, after a more-than-expected 35 girls turned out for the first two days of Coupeville Middle School basketball practice.
With just two coaches — Stuurmans for the 7th graders and Brett Smedley for the 8th graders — they’ll have their hands full.
The eight-game season starts Monday, Feb. 11, which gives both of the coaches some time to figure out what they have in terms of play-makers. For now, Stuurmans has 21 girls on her roster, while Smedley welcomed 14 hoopsters.
“There is a lot of athletic ability and competitive attitudes,” Stuurmans said. “Not so much skill yet, but there are definitely some great kids to work with. These girls will work hard and definitely are some awesome people!”
The rosters:
7th grade:
Payton Aparicio
Jessica Bester
Emma Blanchette
Kyla Briscoe
Maggie Crimmins
Hayley Dauphinais
Meghan Krouse
Skyylynn Lippo
Mia Littlejohn
Hope Lodell
Katrina McGranahan
Mckenzie Meyer
Shelby Montoya
Abbie Parker
Addison Rasmussen
Sage Renninger
Lauren Rose
Brittany SassPowers
Ashley Smith
Kameryn St. Onge
Allison Wenzel
8th grade:
Tiffany Briscoe
Lauren Burrow-Testroet
Robin Cedillo
Bree Ann Daigneault
Savannah Dohner
Erin Josue
Skyler Lawrence
Jae LeVine
Jasmine Melena
Mattea Miller
Amanda Neitzel
Emily Rose
Carlie Rosenkrance
Valen Trujillo
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