Coupeville Sports

Wolf super fan Lisa Roberts-Edlin will have an extra chance to watch daughter Madeline Roberts cheer from the sideline.

The tacklin’ is not done just yet. (John Fisken photos)

Seriously.

The schedule says this Friday is the end for 12 Coupeville High School senior football players and 11 senior Wolf cheerleaders.

The schedule lies.

While the Coupeville High School football team wraps its regular season with Senior Night against Sultan (7 PM at Mickey Clark Field) tomorrow night, that won’t be the end of things.

Since Washington state high school gridiron squads are allowed as many as 10 games, not counting playoff action, the Wolves (3-4) — who did not qualify for postseason play — will get an additional game.

All that’s known right now is that it will be at home, it should be Friday, Nov. 8 and an opponent will be determined after games are played this week.

Possible foes mentioned so far include Chimacum, Life Christian, Vashon Island and Bellevue Christian.

Regardless of who they play, that should give at least one Wolf senior a second shot at a swan song.

Speedy wing Jake Tumblin, who has ripped off 200-plus-yards rushing totals twice this season, is expected to miss the Sultan game as he recovers from a concussion suffered against King’s.

With an extra week of rest, he is expected to be ready in time for the second-chance finale.