Finale fever fires up!!

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Finale fever fires up!!

April 28, 2018 by David Svien

Emily Fiedler and her tennis teammates will play in Coupeville’s final regular season Olympic League contest, in any sport, May 3. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

This is the end.

The week ahead features the final Olympic League games for Coupeville High School sports teams, bringing a cap to a four-year run in the four-team conference.

Softball, baseball and soccer play Klahowya Monday (the first two on the road, the latter at home).

After that, baseball hosts Port Townsend May 2 and tennis welcomes Chimacum to town May 3.

While there’s still a chance to face their league rivals in the postseason, that’s it for regular season clashes.

Coupeville is off to the new six-team North Sound Conference with the 2018-2019 school year, rejoining South Whidbey and the other survivors of the Cascade Conference.

The Wolves are going out with a bang, however, as they are on the cusp of taking league titles in three of the four spring sports which track team win/loss records.

Softball is already in the bag, and baseball and tennis are within reach.

The CHS diamond men need just one win, in two games, or one Chimacum loss in the same time-frame, to claim their second title in three years.

For the Wolf netters, a fourth-straight title hinges on one thing — the season finale against Chimacum.

One day. Three singles matches. Four doubles. It’s all there for the taking.

Check back next week to see whether domination is the name of the game for the Wolves.

Current standings through Apr. 28:

Olympic League baseball: