Taylor Chiles (and his bright blue shoes) impede the progress of a runaway soccer ball. (John Fisken photos)
The weather was so nice, Wolf athletes (l to r) Emma Smith, Kiara Burdge, Ally Roberts and Maddy Hilkey decided to throw an impromptu pizza party.
Aiden Crimmins hauls in a pop-up.
Sarah Wright, a huge factor in Coupeville softball starting 6-1 this season, strides across home with one of her team’s 67 runs.
When he’s not busy being accepted to Dartmouth, Sebastian Wurzrainer donates a bit of his time to being the best soccer manager in recorded history.
It takes every bit of concentration for noted photo-bug McKenzie Bailey to not turn when she hears the click of the camera, but she has a point to win right now.
Kyle Burnett sticks the landing (while repping one of the great movies of all time).
Wolf cheerleaders Mckenzie Meyer (left) and Kaela Hollrigel show up to root on their classmates (and catch some rays).
It’s almost over.
Thursday is the third consecutive day with no live sports in Wolf Nation, as Spring Break continues to unfold in all its laid-back charm.
Once we hit Friday, however, we’re back at it, at least for a moment.
Coupeville High School baseball hits the road to La Conner, while Wolf boys’ soccer travels to Puyallup to face Cascade Christian.
Until then, we offer up a smorgasbord of spring sports pics, drawing on all five CHS teams and fans alike, to remind you what they would all look like if they were in action.
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