Maria Rockwell and teammates are 3-1 at home this year. (John Fisken photos)
Iris Ryckaert and the Wolf netters are scheduled to play three times this coming week.
Jake Tumblin will lead CHS into a three-game series with league-leader ATM. (Shelli Trumbull photo)
Spring Break is almost in the books.
School starts back up in Coupeville Monday, and, with the return to the classroom comes a full-bore return to the athletic fields (if it stops raining).
The weather forecast shows sun tomorrow, when CHS kicks off a busy week with three home games in the same day.
Baseball, softball and boys’ soccer are all set to play host, with the Wolves starting a three-game diamond set with league leader Archbishop Thomas Murphy. On the other side of the road, the softball sluggers get a second crack at Island rival South Whidbey.
Both games throw their first pitch at 4 PM.
Across town, the booters will look for their first win of the season against King’s. JV kicks off at 4, varsity at 6.
Girls’ tennis returns Tuesday, with a trip to Granite Falls. Home matches are set for Thursday (Chimacum) and Friday (Lakewood).
Track and golf get back in the swing of things Thursday with trips to Sultan.
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