Sophomore John McClarin goes low for a volley. (John Fisken photos)
Kyle Bodamer would like to welcome you to the gun show.
Aiden Crimmins follows in the footsteps of dad Jon, who once graced these same courts as a Wolf netter.
They smell like they just came out of the can.
The girls tennis season is not until spring, but Wynter Thorne is keeping her game sharp year-round.
The air was alive with the smell of freshly-strung rackets.
The first day of practice for a new season dawned Monday for the Coupeville High School boys’ tennis squad. New players mixing with battle-hardened veterans, all under the watchful eye of the dean of Wolf coaches.
Ken Stange is entering his 10th year at the helm of the CHS tennis programs, which gives him the edge, by a considerable margin, on fellow fall coaches Tony Maggio (3rd), Troy Cowan (2nd) and Breanne Smedley (1st).
In the photos above, the grizzled vet is nowhere to be seen, however, as he let his players have a moment in the spotlight. A veteran move by a veteran coach.
Coupeville Sports 
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