Brandon Jansen gives a young fan a little help during the halftime shooting contest. (John Fisken photos)
Five wins so far, the most for any Whidbey Island varsity team, boys or girls.
Freshman (l to r) Ethan Spark, Luke Merriman, Ben Olson and Hunter Downes get fashionable.
Who also boasts five wins? The Wolf JV girls, that’s who.
Current Wolf Lauren Rose (second from left) hangs out with future CHS hoops hotshots Mollie Bailey (far left), Landon Roberts and Lindsey Roberts.
The combined forces of the rapidly-rising Wolf boys’ basketball programs.
Halfway there.
The Christmas break has thrown a 10-day gap between games for the Coupeville High School hoops squads.
The last time the Wolves suited up was Friday, Dec. 19, when they traveled to Orcas and brought home four wins in four games.
The next time: Monday, Dec. 29, when the CHS girls host Vashon.
And then we’ll be right back at it, with the Wolf boys traveling to Concrete Dec. 30 and a doubleheader at La Conner Jan. 2.
With both Coupeville squads boasting the most overall wins of any 1A Olympic League team (the boys sit at 2-5, while the girls are a strong 5-3), the “second half” of the season promises to be an intriguing one.
As you wait, a few photos of the faces of Wolf basketball, courtesy the hardest workin’ man in camera land these days, John Fisken.
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