Jordyn Rogers notched a team-high 10 kills Tuesday night as the Coupeville C-Team spikers crushed visiting Granite Falls in straight sets. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
They are a finely-tuned killing machine.
The Coupeville High School C-Team volleyball squad only had six players listed on its stat sheet Tuesday, cause they only needed six.
A spare player or two would have just gotten in the way, as Krimson Rector’s ace-happy assassins sliced visiting Granite Falls off at the knees and left the Tigers to bleed out in the side gym.
Rolling to a 25-11, 25-16, 25-9 win, the explosive Wolf freshmen soared to 7-1 in North Sound Conference play, 8-1 overall.
Next up is a trip to Shoreline Thursday, where the C-Team machine gets a rematch with King’s, the only team to (barely) slip away from its grasp.
After that, the young Wolves wrap their season Monday, Oct. 28 at Sultan.
Facing off with Granite, CHS piled up 19 kills and 23 service aces.
Jordyn Rogers was a beast at the net, piling up a team-high 10 kills, while Maya Lucero (3), Gwen Gustafson (2), Mercedes Kalwies-Anderson (2), Allie Lucero (1), and Vivian Farris (1) all chipped in to the effort.
The Lucero twins battled it out all evening for the lead in aces, with Allie narrowly eking out an 11-10 win.
Kalwies-Anderson added two aces, while Gustafson topped the Wolves with five digs.
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