Madeline Roberts leads an explosive Wolf softball lineup, which has scored 23 runs in two games. (Shelli Trumbull photos)
Aaron Curtin and teammates have pulled off back-to-back last-inning wins.
Maria Rockwell, laying down a bunt, has been a threat with her bat and pitching arm.
Ben Etzell is a winner at whatever position the Wolves use him at.
Softball coach David King photo-bombs his players. (Lisa Roberts-Edlin photo)
Jake McCormick gets the faux-hawk going during his race. (Wendy McCormick photo)
Sean Donley operates. (Janine Bundy photo)
Fun fact. No Coupeville High School sports team has lost at home this spring.
Baseball, softball and girls’ tennis are all 2-0 in games played in town, while track and boys’ soccer have yet to compete on their home turf.
Overall, the Wolves are 10-5, with undefeated tennis (3-0) and softball (2-0) squads joining CHS golfers Austin and Christine Fields (a combined 3-0).
Baseball is 2-2 with back-to-back wins and soccer … well, the booters (0-3) have been a bit snake-bit so far, with a pair of 1-0 losses in which tying goals were thwarted by dastardly means (a huge muddle, an extraordinary save by a goalie).
Track doesn’t have the numbers to compete for meet titles with the mostly 2A squads that 1A Coupeville faces, but freshman Makana Stone is 10-0 so far in sprints and relay races.
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