Wolf hurler Katrina McGranahan, throwin’ heat on a cold day. (John Fisken photos)
Hard-court assassin Sage Renninger delivers another winner.
Freshman phenom Matt Hilborn comes up firing at third.
Net ace Jazmine Franklin gives one final look back at the opponent she just toasted.
The mound was a little mucky, but Hunter Smith’s pitches were downright nasty.
Having tagged the runner out, Mikayla Elfrank can taste the double play she’s about to finish.
Hardball guru Chris Smith (left) has a meeting of the minds with catcher Cole Payne and son Hunter.
No softball gets past Jae LeVine. Why? She’s too quick. They don’t call her “Flash” for nothing.
Silhouetted against the prairie (and the ever-present rain clouds), new Wolf softball coaches Kevin and Justine McGranahan enjoy a quiet moment with their easily-excitable squad.
The prairie was poppin’ Monday.
Despite the ever-present threat of rain (it never fully arrived) and wind (mostly absent for once), all three Coupeville High School sports teams in action were able to put an (almost) full day in.
The Wolf softball and baseball squads dropped close contests to Sultan, while the CHS netters were drubbing 2A Granite Falls when their courts got too slippery to continue.
Madly bouncing around from site to site, travelin’ photo man John Fisken snapped away, and the pics above are courtesy him.
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