Coupeville Sports

   Mikayla Elfrank pounds home a spike for the first-place Wolf volleyball squad. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Tiger Johnson and his fellow netters are fighting for another league title.

   After a last-second win over Port Townsend, Coupeville soccer sits at 3-1 in Olympic League play.

   CHS football has already tied last year’s win total, with half a season left to play. (David Stern photo)

It was a good week to be a Wolf.

Plowing into the heart of league play, Coupeville High School varsity teams won five of six contests, with volleyball, football and boys tennis emerging undefeated from the week.

Exiting Sept., the Wolves are a combined 15-12 overall this school year, 8-3 in league play.

Toss in the undefeated JV and C-Team volleyball squads and the numbers get even glossier, with all of Coupeville’s fall teams combining to go 22-12 (a .647 winning percentage) and 12-3.

In the race for varsity supremacy, the Wolves have tightened their annual race with Klahowya, closing the early gap in total team wins to 9-8.

Coupeville edged the Eagles 51-48 during the 2016-2017 school year.

In the 3+ year history of the 1A Olympic League, the schools with the biggest size disparity (Klahowya is the second-biggest 1A school in the state, Coupeville the sixth-smallest) have dominated.

Varsity league wins (2014-2017):

Klahowya – 154
Coupeville – 141
Chimacum – 75
Port Townsend – 73

And current league standings through Oct. 1:

Olympic/Nisqually League football:

Olympic League volleyball:

Olympic League girls soccer:

Olympic League boys tennis: