Covid protocols prohibited four-year varsity starter Hawthorne Wolfe from being at his Senior Night in person, but he was hailed by coaches and teammates. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)
Seven strong.
The Coupeville High School boys basketball program honored its splendid seniors Wednesday, with five on the court and two there in spirit.
That group has sparked the Wolves to their best start in 20+ years, and is a tight-knit band of hoops stars.
“I feel extremely fortunate to have the opportunity to play basketball with such an all-around great group of guys, most of which I’ve known since kindergarten,” said Logan Martin in his farewell speech.
That was a sentiment shared by his teammates.
“I want to thank my team for always giving their best on the court,” Grady Rickner added.
“I will always have great memories of my high school basketball experience.”
Caleb Meyer
Logan Martin
Xavier Murdy (with balloon).
Miles Davidson
Wolf seniors honor the family of the late Bennett Boyles, their Class of 2022 teammate who fought valiantly against cancer in middle school.
Grady Rickner
Senior moms get their moment in the spotlight.
A wall of memories, and they’re not done yet.
Coupeville Sports 
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