Freshman Ryanne Knoblich had seven kills Tuesday as Coupeville’s C-Team spikers demolished Anacortes. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
The stars of the future, supporting their older teammates today. (Brian Vick photo)
They kicked the season off with a bang.
The Coupeville High School C-Team volleyball players exited Anacortes Tuesday night flush with the thrill of victory.
Having dismantled the 2A Seahawks 25-15, 25-13, 25-10, the Wolves and new coach Krimson Rector sit at a flawless 1-0, with their home debut set for a week from tonight.
Getting production across the board, Coupeville came out strong and never took its foot off the gas pedal.
“It was great to get the first game jitters out and start our season strong,” Rector said.
The Wolves set up their success with pin-point accuracy at the service stripe, peppering Anacortes with nasty balls that were often nonreturnable.
Allie Lucero recorded a team-high 11 aces, while Maya Lucero, Vivian Farris, and Jordyn Rogers chipped in with five apiece.
When the ball did stay in play, the Wolves were efficient at the net, with Ryanne Knoblich (seven kills), Gwen Gustafson (six kills), and Jill Prince (four kills and three blocks) dominating play.
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