Wolf head coach Brett Smedley watches his players at work. (John Fisken photos)
Sisters Christi Messner (left) and Aimee Bishop grant a photo op.
Coach corner, as gridiron guru Orson Christensen (front in blue), former CHS head man Tony Maggio (red jersey) and state baseball Hall of Famer Jim Waller (back, in cap) congregate.
CHS assistant coach Dylan Schachtner shows the Badgers some love.
Nice weather and the sound of football helmets hitting draw out a collection of Wolf parents and fans.
Grill master Lincoln Kelly (black CHS shirt) fires up the grill, as Wolf parents prepare for a post-scrimmage BBQ.
If it’s July 25, it’s football season.
Sort of.
With summer workouts winding down, Coupeville High School got a chance to run plays against a real foe Saturday, with Lakeside coming to town for a scrimmage.
Traveling photo man John Fisken was nice enough to grace us with his presence, and the photos above are courtesy him.
This batch focuses on Coupeville coaches and fans, while the next article will feature Wolf players in action.
Oh, and if you’re curious, the first day of real practice?
Wednesday, Aug. 19 — a mere 25 days from now.
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