Kenzi LaRue has eyes only for the volleyball. (John Fisken photos)
Payton Aparicio launches herself skyward to save the day.
Kameryn St Onge demonstrates a laser-like focus.
Tip-toeing across the court, Kyla Briscoe sneaks up on the ball.
Hope Lodell, AKA “The Surgeon,” gets ready to operate.
Sarah Wright is one of several 9th graders looking to make an immediate impact for the Wolves.
Wolf junior Valen Trujillo, here laying down some flawless form, will be one of Coupeville’s captains this fall.
Freshman Ashley Menges reaches for the heavens as teammate Allison Wenzel looks on.
Fall is upon us.
Well, fall sports, at least.
Monday brought the first official day of practice for the Coupeville High School volleyball, boys’ tennis, cheer and girls’ soccer squads. Football kicked off Aug. 19.
Travelin’ photo man John Fisken, whose work has been shortlisted for this year’s Washington Newspaper Publishers Association awards (classy!), strolled through town and snapped some pics for us.
First up, the Wolf spikers, led by second-year head coach Breanne Smedley and returning stars like Valen Trujillo and Sydney Autio.
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