The Mouse has left the house, as sophomore third baseman Lauren Rose and her teammates hit the softball diamond. (John Fisken photos)
Aiden Crimmins debates whether to steal a base, or wait for his hamstrings to warm up first.
Soccer sensation Zane Bundy, scorin’ goals and rockin’ stylish head gear.
Mere moments ago Lauren Grove was flying around a basketball court. Now she’s taken her mad hops outdoors.
CJ Smith, setting the style standard on the diamond.
South Whidbey’s loss is Coupeville’s gain, as Mikayla Elfrank brings her skill set to Wolf Nation.
Dalton Martin, who finished 5th at state in the discus last year, works on fine-tuning his throwing motion.
Freshman phenom Emma Smith puts her whole body and soul into launching the shot put.
The weather is fluctuating (as usual) but the enthusiasm is not being dampened.
Coupeville High School athletes officially slid into a new season Monday, with the first day of practice for spring sports.
Basketballs are put away (for the most part) and the focus is now on tennis, soccer, baseball, track and softball, with the Wolves plowing through the beginning of two weeks of prep work before they start playing games that count again.
Wandering around outside Thursday, travelin’ photo man John Fisken snapped pics of four of those sports in action for us, and we’ll try and catch up to tennis as soon as possible.
For now, marinate in your first glimpses of spring, in all its athletic glory.
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