Alita Blouin (left) and Maddie Georges, back on the volleyball court one final time. (Photos courtesy Suzan Georges)
One more trip to the land of spikes and sets.
Coupeville High School seniors Alita Blouin and Maddie Georges played Sunday in the 1B/2B/1A All-State volleyball games.
The duo, who were First-Team All-Conference picks when Northwest 2B/1B League coaches voted, played alongside spikers from school such as Adna, Forks, Kalama, and Meridian.
The event, put on by the Washington State Volleyball Coaches Association, went down at Burlington-Edison High School.
Blouin and Georges are the first Wolf volleyball players to earn an All-State invite in many years, and they join former CHS classmate Xavier Murdy, who played in the boys’ basketball All-State game earlier this year.
Sunday’s extravaganza was more about the experience than the scores, and both young women cherished the opportunity.
“The girls had fun,” said Maddie’s mom, Suzan Georges.
“A few tears once again. The real last time wearing their jerseys.”
The Wolf duo hang out with their new teammates.
Coupeville coach Cory Whitmore joins his spikers for a fond farewell.
A pack of fellow Wolves showed up for Blouin and Georges’ big day.
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