Micky LeVine, who leads Coupeville in scoring this season, looks for an opening in the defense. (John Fisken photos)
Mckenzie Meyer unleashes “The Bone Crusher.”
Ivy Luvera sacrifices her noggin. P.S. — those are snappy shoes.
Bree Daigneault is in a hurry to get places.
Erin Rosenkranz leads the attack.
It’s simple.
Win tonight and you get a home playoff game. Lose, and you start the postseason on the road.
When Coupeville (5-6-1 overall, 2-3 in the Olympic League) and Port Townsend (3-10, 2-3) kick off at Mickey Clark Field (5 PM), it’ll be a battle for second place, better postseason seeding and bragging rights.
The Redhawks stunned the Wolves 1-0 Tuesday to force a tie, setting up a chance for Coupeville to get a bit of revenge on its home field in the regular season finale.
Klahowya (14-0, 6-0) is league champ, while Chimacum’s booters (2-12, 1-5) are done.
The #2 seed from the Olympic League will host the #3 team from the Nisqually League Nov. 1, while the loser tonight will take its #3 seed on the road to play the #2 team from the Nisqually League the same day.
The winners of those games advance to the double-elimination portion of the district tourney Nov. 4-8.
To get you ready we present some snappy pics from Tuesday’s game, courtesy John Fisken.
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