Alex Murdy crashes to the hoop. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
Dig in deeper to that wallet.
The further the Coupeville High School boys basketball team goes this postseason, the more expensive it will get for Wolf fans.
An adult ticket to the district title game was $7.00, but one to this Friday’s state tourney opener against Kalama at Battle Ground High School runs $15.00
The next week, Coupeville travels to the Spokane Arena, where it will play the remainder of the big dance.
The Wolves could play between 1-4 games between Mar. 2-5.
Tickets in Spokane are also $15 a day – or you can nab a deal if you purchase a four-day pass ($50) or three-day pass ($38).
Those multi-day passes have to be purchased by Mar. 2 and 3, respectively, and there’s no refunds if your team gets knocked out before Mar. 5.
How you can buy your tickets also varies.
For the Kalama game, you have one option — purchasing tickets online through GoFan — with no paper tickets sold at the door.
Once you’re in Spokane, GoFan is still in use, but the option to buy in person will also be available.
For info, pop over to:
Kalama game @ Battle Ground HS — Friday, Feb. 25:
https://wiaa.com/ardisplay.aspx?ID=1949
Spokane Arena Mar. 2-5:
Coupeville Sports 
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