Nick Guay tossed in 13 points Saturday in a Coupeville JV win. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)
They made it rain.
Throwing down eight three-balls Saturday, the Coupeville High School JV boys basketball squad blitzed host Granite Falls 49-42.
The non-conference victory lifts the young Wolves to 3-6 on the season, with two more games on the schedule.
The JV closes with road games against Northwest 2B/1B League foes Friday Harbor (Feb. 4) and La Conner (Feb. 10).
Coupeville will enter that home stretch awash in a nice afterglow, thanks to Ryan Blouin, Nick Guay, and Zane Oldenstadt scorching the Granite nets.
The first two of that trio connected on three treys apiece, while Oldenstadt drilled the bottom out of the net twice from distance.
Ryan Blouin ponders life as a three-ball assassin.
CHS actually trailed 15-10 at the first break Saturday, then found its shooting groove.
Six different Wolves scratched their name in the scoring column during a 15-8 second quarter run, before Coupeville blew things open with a 16-6 tear in the third frame.
From there the sweet-shooting assassins coasted in for the win, the first of two claimed by Coupeville’s male hoops players on this night.
Guay topped the scoring chart with 13 points, while Oldenstadt tossed in 11 and Blouin added nine.
Mikey Robinett (6), William Davidson (5), Hunter Bronec (3), and Johnny Porter (2) also scored, with Landon Roberts, Hurlee Bronec, and Jack Porter all seeing floor time.
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