Megan Thorn clears the hurdles in a meet last year. (John Fisken photo)
On to the next season.
With Coupeville Middle School girls’ basketball having wrapped its season Monday, the countdown begins for spring sports to reach CMS.
That means track season, and the Wolves will be competing against new opponents this year.
Any connection with the Cascade Conference (and traditional rival Langley) is long gone, which means Coupeville, which can’t host a meet on its about-to-be-ripped-up-track, will travel off-Island for all its meets.
The first day of practice is Monday, April 11.
After that, the Wolves have a five-meet schedule:
Wed-Apr. 27 @ Stevens
Wed-May 4 @ Blue Heron (Port Townsend)
Tue-May 10 @ Sequim
Tue-May 17 @ Stevens
Wed-May 25 @ League Meet (Blue Heron MS)
P.S. — That schedule has flipped and flopped so many times in the last couple of weeks, it’s left me dizzy.
Best bet?
Keep popping over to the school’s website (maybe on an hourly basis) to keep track of any more movement:
Coupeville Sports 
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