Aaron Curtin is ready for an upset. (John Fisken photos)
So is Wade Schaef.
Upset of the Century, take two.
After being rained out Friday, the Coupeville High School baseball squad will get another chance to shock unbeaten league leaders and defending 2A state champs Archbishop Thomas Murphy.
The schedule-makers have slipped in a makeup home game into an open slot on Tuesday, April 16, with the first pitch set for 4 PM.
Weather forecasters show it being partly sunny and 48 degrees in Coupeville that day.
It will make for a busy week for the Wolves, who kick off a three-game set with cellar dwellers Granite Falls today. The Wolves hit the road Monday and Friday, with the Tigers coming to Whidbey Wednesday.
It will be quite a contrast for Coupeville (5-7 overall, 3-7 in Cascade Conference play) as ATM is 12-1, 11-0 and Granite Falls is 2-9, 2-7.
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