Matthew Kelley, who played for Coupeville for many years, lofts a jumper Saturday as Oak Harbor and South Whidbey clash. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)
John Fisken was bored, so now I have to be nice to the two high schools not in Coupeville.
While Central Whidbey’s high-flying boys basketball players were blasting Orcas Island Saturday and moving into first-place in the Northwest 2B/1B League, Whidbey’s other hoops squads squared off back at home.
In the end, 3A Oak Harbor came away with the non-conference win in Langley, bouncing 1A South Whidbey 60-41.
With the win, the Wildcats improve to 2-7, while the Falcons slip to 3-4.
Coupeville, in case you weren’t aware, is 6-3, but won’t get a chance to play either of its two next-door neighbors as it’s playing a league-only schedule this year.
The photos above and below are courtesy Fisken, and I never say no to the offer of pics, so here you go.
To see everything he snapped, and perhaps buy some presents for the family, pop over to:
Oak Harbor:
BBB 2021-06-05 at South Whidbey – John’s Photos (johnsphotos.net)
South Whidbey:
BBB 2021-06-05 South Whidbey vs Oak Harbor – John’s Photos (johnsphotos.net)
Jacob Ng comes in hot.
“Knock, knock, I have a delivery. Spoiler, it’s two points for me.”
Luke Rookstool floats in the danger zone.
Kelley goes Dikembe Mutombo on a Falcon.
Elijah Dixon looks for a way out of a sticky situation.
Killer shoes, killer game.
Sterling Patton yanks down a rebound while Kelley admires his work on the glass.
Coupeville Sports 
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