Rebounding machine Sarah Wright is six-five when the hair braid is really workin’ overtime. (John Fisken photos)
Skyler Lawrence, having snagged a board, brings the ball up-court herself, deftly splitting the RedHawk defense.
Off the court, Kailey Kellner is as nice as they come. On the court, she will blow up a girl if necessary.
Eyes always moving, Ashlie Shank, rebound in hand, looks for somewhere to get rid of the ball.
Lawrence has a spirited discussion with stat keeper Nicole Lester (right) as Allison Wenzel (left) listens in. “I’m just saying, give me two rebounds on the play. I know where you live!”
Lindsey Roberts, playing just like her mamma, former CHS Athlete of the Year Sherry (Bonacci) Roberts, taught her.
Mia Littlejohn, about to drop the dagger.
When you’re undefeated in conference play and making a beeline for a second straight league title, there’s a lot to celebrate.
Their reputation precedes them.
The Coupeville High School girls’ basketball squads are the beast (and the best) of the 1A Olympic League.
Over the first year-and-a-half of the four-team conference, the Wolves are 25-1 in league play, with just a narrow JV loss to Chimacum dotting the right side of the ledger.
Both CHS teams plowed Port Townsend Friday, plus they more than lived up to the other half of their job description — best photo subjects in the prep sports world.
The photos above are courtesy travelin’ photo man John Fisken.
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