May Rose and her soccer teammates have won back-to-back games. (John Fisken photos)
After 12 days off, the Wolf spikers get back at it tonight when they host Bellevue Christian.
Senior Isaac Vargas has grown into being a two-way terror on the line.
When he’s been healthy, Loren Nelson has been half of the #1 doubles team.
The schedule has been sort of odd this season.
With Coupeville High School adjusting to a new league, less conference games and a more jumbled non-conference schedule, there have been some weird gaps between games.
At least it seems that way.
Case in point, the Wolf volleyball squad (0-4) hasn’t played in 12 days.
They return to the court tonight (JV 5 PM, varsity 6:15), when they host Bellevue Christian. Then, they’re off for another six days.
The CHS soccer squad (3-2) suddenly added a new game to the schedule, plugging in a non-conference affair at Oak Harbor tonight. Kickoff is 6 PM.
That game will bring together a huge chunk of the GU18 Whidbey Islanders squad, with Wolves like Micky LeVine and Jacki Ginnings facing off with their select teammates who play for OHHS such as Becca Pabona and Jacalyn Hefflefinger.
Football (3-2) and boys’ tennis (2-4) both return to action Friday.
The gridiron squad travels to Port Townsend (5 PM kickoff), while the netters will welcome the Chimacum/Port Townsend combined team, with first serve at 4 PM.
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