The Wolves are on the prowl.
Led by seniors Breeanna Messner and Amanda Fabrizi, a large group of Coupeville High School girls’ basketball players have been showing up for open gyms on a regular basis this summer.
With numbers consistently in double digits, that has allowed the Wolves to work on numerous aspects of their game, while also giving them enough bodies to go full-force when they scrimmage.
“We are working hard and getting some incoming freshmen in the gym with many returning players,” said CHS coach David King. “The turnout has been great and shows to us as coaches that these girls want to get better individually, as well as as a team.”
Among the players who have participated have been Messner and Fabrizi, juniors Hailey Hammer, Monica Vidoni, McKayla Bailey, Kacie Kiel, Wynter Thorne and Julia Myers, sophomores Makana Stone, Miranda Engle and McKenzie Bailey and freshmen Tiffany Briscoe, Carlie Rosenkrance, Valen Trujillo and Mattea Miller.
Also along for the ride have been the beasts of the junior high set, rising stars Mia and Kalia Littlejohn.
CHS will host six more open gyms through the end of July and King encourages returning players and incoming freshman to show up.












































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