The Wolf JV team, featuring brawlers like Tiffany Briscoe (left) went 9-0 in league play. (John Fisken photos)
No matter how physical the defense got, Makana Stone poured in buckets. Only two CHS girls in the last 25 years have scored more in a season.
Snapshot of a season.
Maddie Big Time hits the gas pedal, hard.
Lauren Rose gets out of town, quickly.
It will happen. Now, the only question is when.
Having swept through the Olympic League like a wild beast unleashed, the Coupeville High School girls’ basketball team, which finished 15-7 overall, 9-0 in league play, own their first league title since 2002.
With that title comes a championship banner, which will join the others on the wall in the CHS gym.
At some point.
Since it’s been 13 years since the school has hoisted a new banner, it may take a bit to get everything in place.
“We are trying to locate someone who can do this and match our other banners,” said Coupeville Athletic Director Duane Baumann.
While you’re waiting, a few photos to pass the time.
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Thank you David for all the great coverage in pictures and commentary of our Wolf Pack all through this last basketball season. It was a joy to read your articles.