Rampaging Wolf Wiley Hesselgrave looks in vain for a little glimmer of daylight in the paint. (John Fisken photos)
Cameron Toomey-Stout’s free-throw game is so strong all South Whidbey players can do is stand back, smile, and marvel at the beauty of it all.
Jordan Ford (left) and Jared Helmstadter team up to play lock-down defense.
Beauman Davis reflects on his place in the cosmos while waiting for a teammate to get open.
Ryan Griggs, bringing back the old school ‘stache while rockin’ a new school jumper.
Try to guard Desmond Bell and you will feel the pain, son.
Risen Johnson, too quick for you to catch.
Luke Merriman, deep thinker. Or so he’d like us to believe.
The action was heated, the fouls had a little more emphasis than normal and the cameras were clicking.
Wednesday night brought another round of rivalry games to Coupeville, as eternal enemy South Whidbey ventured into the heart of the Island.
As the Wolves and Falcons clashed on the hard-court, travelin’ photo man John Fisken was busy working the sidelines in between sips of Diet Coke.
Some of his eye-poppin’ work is captured above for your light-reading entertainment.
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