Mason Grove (1) gets congratulations from his lil’ bro. (Mindy Grove photo)
Gavin Knoblich (72), Trystan Ford (74) and assistant coach Ron Wright confer during a break in the action. (Lisa Schlesner-Ford photos)
Having survived a mud bowl, the Wolves celebrate.
They were back in action, and hard at work.
A week after postponing a game due to a lack of eligible players, the Coupeville Middle School football squad returned Wednesday, taking the long ride down to Forks.
Once they got to the town that former CHS football coach Ron Bagby once owned as a young gridiron warrior, the Wolves battled through a mud bowl, falling 34-14.
Jean Lund-Olsen grabbed the spotlight, scoring a touchdown and snaring a pair of sacks on defense.
Not to be outdone, Mason Grove opened the scoring for Coupeville with a touchdown of his own, then tacked on PAT runs after both scores.
Sean Toomey-Stout was a beast on both sides of the ball, while the Wolf line — led by Trevor Bell, Trystan Ford and Gavin Knoblich, operated with great efficiency.
Coupeville returns to action next Wednesday, Oct. 28, when it travels to Port Townsend.
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Great Job Mason Testroet!