Coupeville Sports

   After a good night’s rest, Wolf frosh Mia Littlejohn and her teammates will be prepared to attack on the court. (Mark Hesselgrave photo)

  CHS coach David King makes a few points to his squad during a time-out. (Eileen Stone photos)

   Win and the Wolves give the fans another chance to peruse the glossy district playoff program.

Time to lay down a butt-whuppin’.

Tonight the Coupeville High School girls’ basketball team (15-6) heads back to Sumner High School for a loser-out district playoff game against Seattle Christian.

Tip-off is 6 PM.

Win and the Wolves, who won a league title for the first time since 2002, will play Saturday for a chance to advance to regionals, a step away from the state tourney.

To keep its dream alive, CHS will need to bounce back from a blowout loss to Bellevue Christian Monday.

For a team that closed the regular season with seven straight wins, that’s a task that can be accomplished.

Be ready. Fight for every point, every rebound, every loose ball.

And know that, win or lose, you have made your friends, families, classmates, fans and hometown very proud.

Now go kick some fanny.