
Sylvia Hurlburt qualified for Tri-Districts in four events. It’s what happens when you’re really, really fast. (John Fisken photo)

Wolf baseball guru Willie Smith congratulates pitcher Ben Etzell after he threw eight shutout innings in the game that sent CHS to state. (Shelli Trumbull photo)
Power up the spotlight, cause it’s time to shine.
Coupeville High School sends its baseball, softball and track squads into their biggest competitions of the season this week, while Lone Wolf golfer Christine Fields bides her time and waits for next week’s state tourney.
Track and field is up first, with the Tri-District meet, the final stop before state, kicking off Thursday in Shoreline.
The first day is mostly prelims for Makana Stone, Sylvia Hurlburt, Jared Helmstadter and Co., with finals Saturday.
CHS baseball makes its first return to state since 2008 when it travels to Volunteer Park in Anacortes Saturday for a 10 AM showdown with Rochester.
Win and the Wolves return to action later in the afternoon against the winner of Hoquiam and Cedar Park Christian (Bothell), with a trip to Yakima and the Final Four in the balance.
A resurgent Wolf softball squad kicks off Tri-Districts in Janicki Fields in Sedro-Woolley Saturday at 12 PM.
Their opponent will be the #3 seed from District 3 and, if they win the loser-out game, they hang around to play two more games.
The first would be against the winner of Forest Ridge and Lynden Christian. Win two games this weekend and the softballers are state bound as well.
To get you prepared, we offer a medley of photos for your viewing pleasure. Click away.
















































Leave a comment