Coupeville Sports

   “Look into my eyes. Cameron Toomey-Stout is my name and scoring touchdowns is my game.” (John Fisken photos)

  Shane Losey connected with Jonathan Thurston on a pair of long bombs Monday night.

This is Port Townsend’s year on the gridiron.

That much is fact, as the RedHawks are running amuck at every level.

But, while the Coupeville High School JV football squad couldn’t derail Port Townsend Monday, falling 52-12 on the road, the young guns did put up some highlights.

Cameron Toomey-Stout torched the RedHawks for a touchdown on the ground, leaving would-be tacklers in his wake as he darted and cut his way to pay dirt.

The Wolves then added a second big play score, with freshman quarterback Shane Losey connecting with receiver Jonathan Thurston on a 55-yard touchdown strike.

The Losey to Thurston connection worked well all night long, as the duo also hooked up for a 35-yard pass-and-catch.

When Coupeville wasn’t slingin’ the ball air-borne, the Wolves had a pretty good one-two punch working on the ground.

“Teo (Keilwitz) ran lights out on their defense. He was a work horse,” said CHS coach Ryan King. “Tavian (Woolett) ran the ball pretty well for us, too.

“Overall, the boys played a really great game,” he added. “Couldn’t be more proud of them.”