Coupeville Sports

   Lindsey Roberts and her Coupeville High School soccer teammates sit at 4-1 in league play. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

   Wolf seniors Hunter Downes (3) and Hunter Smith have been a potent pass-and-catch duo.

   With help from big play from Jakobi Baumann, CHS tennis has won five of its last six matches.

   Wolf volleyball coaches (l to r) Cory Whitmore, Chris Smith and Ashley Herndon have their squad hot on the trail of back-to-back league titles.

The week ahead is … the biggest week ever!!

Well, maybe not, but the schedule does present Coupeville with a chance to make a solid splash in the league standings, and largely at the expense of their top rival.

Wolf volleyball and soccer travel to Klahowya Tuesday and welcome Port Townsend to town Thursday, while CHS football hosts Klahowya Friday.

Sweep both volleyball matches and Coupeville moves within a whisker of clinching its second-straight spiker league title.

Of course, on the flip side, if the Eagles win Tuesday’s soccer match — and they’ve won 26 consecutive league bouts — the booter conference title officially stays in Klahowya for the fourth straight year.

So, win some, lose some. Potentially.

You never know what will happen, though, as last week showed when Chimacum soccer knocked off Port Townsend, earning the Cowboys their first win of the season, followed by a Friday the 13th shocker on the gridiron.

That came courtesy Klahowya, which used a 99-yard pick-six to unseat unbeaten PT 7-6.

So, my best advice — realize just about anything can happen and stay tuned.

League standings through Oct. 15:

Olympic/Nisqually League football:

Olympic League volleyball:

Olympic League girls soccer:

Olympic League boys tennis: