Coupeville Sports

   Jacobi Pilgrim is one of 12 Wolf boys to have scored in a varsity game this season. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

One week to seal their fates.

The high school basketball campaign, at least the regular season part, is nearing an end.

Three games in five days next week, and then it’s on to the postseason for some, but not all.

Coupeville’s girls are playoff-bound again, but the final games will tell the tale of whether they enter as a #1, #2 or #3 seed.

A loss Friday to Port Townsend made the run at a fourth-straight league crown exceedingly difficult, but it’s not impossible.

The RedHawks can make things even harder with a win over Chimacum Tuesday, but, if the Cowboys prevail, then things go all kaflooey for another couple of days.

Coupeville has a non-league match-up at Sequim Tuesday, then faces its fate with games at Klahowya Thursday and home against Chimacum Saturday.

If everything comes down to that final day, the Wolves will be sending good thoughts to Amber Bumbalough and the Eagles as they try and knock off Port Townsend in their finale.

However it all works out, the Wolf girls, as we said, are playoff-bound.

The same can’t be said for the CHS boys, unfortunately, as the Wolves were eliminated from playoff contention by a loss Friday at Port Townsend.

While three girls squads punch postseason tickets, only two boys teams get to make the trip this year.

As we prepare for the final week of the regular season, a look at varsity scoring stats and league standings through Jan. 28:

Girls:

Lindsey Roberts 130
Mikayla Elfrank 99
Sarah Wright 84
Ema Smith 67
Kyla Briscoe 58
Scout Smith 40
Kalia Littlejohn 38
Chelsea Prescott 34
Hannah Davidson 10
Allison Wenzel 3
Avalon Renninger 1

Boys:

Hunter Smith 311
Ethan Spark 192
Joey Lippo 82
Mason Grove 48
Hunter Downes 46
Jered Brown 24
Cameron Toomey-Stout 24
Kyle Rockwell 21
Dane Lucero 10
Gavin Knoblich 2
Ulrik Wells 2
Jacobi Pilgrim 1

Olympic League girls basketball:

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