Sawyer Maggio models the new CHS football helmets. (Tony Maggio photo)
The previous helmet, as worn by QB Joel Walstad this past season. (John Fisken photo)
Everything changes next season for Wolf football.
Coupeville High School, the smallest 1A school in the state, is moving out of the 1A/2A Cascade Conference, where it routinely faced teams three times its size.
Starting in the fall, CHS will join Chimacum, Klahowya and Port Townsend in a 1A division of the Olympic League that will stand on its own.
Along with the chance to face off with schools far more comparable in size, the Wolves will be lookin’ sharp in newly designed helmets, as well.
Coupeville coach Tony Maggio is the man behind the move.
“I had them all reconditioned and painted flat black,” he said. “Ordered all new decals, large, over-sized new designed wolf, American flag on back, with players number on back … SICK!!
“The kids that have seen them really like them.”
Coupeville Sports 
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