Coupeville Sports

Christine Fields works on her game. (John Fisken photo)

The most successful golfer in Coupeville High School history has swung her last club as a Wolf.

CHS senior Christine Fields fired an 86 Thursday at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco and exited her fourth, and final, 1A state tourney with a 6th place finish.

It’s the third time she went Top 10, having finished 8th as a freshman and 5th as a junior. She was 15th as a sophomore.

Fields two-day score of 169 put her right in between two of her training and traveling partners from South Whidbey.

Tarra Moore rode a late surge to claim 5th at 168, while Rosie Portillo finished 7th at 170.

Fellow Falcons Kolby Heggenes (176) and Grace Stringer (186) finished 13th and 19th and the Langley links masters finished second in the team competition.

Cascade Conference power King’s repeated as team champs, sparked by Charis Tsai and Hannah Roh finishing 2nd and 3rd.

Elma’s Lauryn Keating rolled to back-to-back titles as well, holding off Tsai by six strokes to win the individual title.

Fields final moments as a high school golfer came on mom Debra’s birthday.