
Coupeville captain William Nelson blasts a deep ball Monday against Klahowya. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)
Let’s agree to ignore much of what happened Monday night.
Coming off a playoff-clinching win in its previous bout, the Coupeville High School boys soccer squad fell flat against four-time Olympic League champ Klahowya on Senior Night.
But while the Wolves fell 6-1 Monday, the loss can’t dim what they’ve accomplished.
After three straight third-place finishes, CHS closed its final run through the conference by finishing second with a 5-4 mark.
Now, the Wolves take their 6-7-2 record into the postseason, kicking things off with a “home” playoff game against Bellevue Christian Saturday 1 PM at Oak Harbor High School’s stadium.
It’s a loser-out contest, with the victor advancing to the double-elimination portion of districts May 8-12.
While Coupeville took a step back against Klahowya, which had its midfielders firing on all cylinders, the Wolves did pull off one fairly spectacular play.
Derek Leyva fired a cross that freshman Sam Wynn collected and nudged to Aram Leyva, who buried the ball into the back of the net for his 11th goal of the season.
The Wolves have scored 59 goals in their 15 games, the best single-season scoring performance in program history.
While it still has at least one playoff game to go, Coupeville took time to honor its graduating players — William Nelson, Axel Partida, Ethan Spark and Hunter Downes — prior to their final true home game.
To see other pics John Fisken shot Monday, pop over to:
https://www.johnsphotos.net/Sports/2017-2018-Coupeville-Soccer/2018-04-30-vs-Klahowya/


















































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