Coupeville Sports

Ty Eck lets it fly. (John Fisken photos)

   Lathom Kelley has places to be, and he believes in getting there as quickly as possible.

  Jake Hoagland reaches that point of a scrimmage where your helmet weighs about 125 pounds.

Brenden Gilbert, unleashed.

Ethan Kedrowski: “Good lord, don’t let Gilbert hit me…”

JR Pendergrass holds the line, giving Wolf QB Gabe Eck plenty of time to throw.

But, it’s still the middle of the summer…

It may feel that way, but, as of today, we are only two weeks away from the official start of the fall high school sports season.

Football teams across the state will take the field Wednesday, Aug. 19 for the first day of practice, with the rest of the various sports squads following suit on Aug. 24.

In Coupeville, that means volleyball, boys’ tennis and girls’ soccer will join the action.

Tennis will be led by Ken Stange, going into his 11th year at the helm of the Wolf netters. While he recently resigned as a teacher at CHS to pursue a new vocation, he intends to remain on as the net guru.

His fellow coaches include Troy Cowan (entering his third season as soccer coach), Breanne Smedley (second year at the helm of the volleyball program) and Brett Smedley, who will be making his debut as head football coach.

To get you ready, a few more left-over pics from the CHS summer football scrimmage.