Damon Stadler sank a pair of three-balls Tuesday, scoring a team-high eight points for the Wolf C-Team. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
Play for today, build for tomorrow.
The Coupeville High School boys basketball C-Team hit a lot of the right notes Tuesday night, something which pleases coach Scott Fox.
The Wolves put together their best shooting performance of the season, and, while they came up short in a 44-29 loss to visiting Granite Falls, the signs of growth and improvement are everywhere.
“Kids responded with a great practice yesterday and it produced our best offensive outburst to date,” Fox said. “We lost, but competed hard and are starting to play together and aggressive.
“Very happy with the effort and performance.”
Damon Stadler and Jaylen Nitta sparked the Wolf offense, netting eight points apiece, with Stadler knocking down a pair of three-balls from great distance.
The duo were backed by Chris Cernick, who worked hard in the paint to notch six, while Jonathan Partida (4), Brayden Coatney (2) and Ben Smith (1) also scored.
Tony Garcia and Andrew Aparicio rounded out the roster, with all eight Wolves in action bringing the heat on both ends of the floor.
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