Camden Glover, seen with Avery Buchanan-Williams, scored eight points Tuesday in a win. (Stevie Glover photo)
Play as a pack, win as a pack.
Spreading its offense between seven players Tuesday, the Coupeville High School JV boys’ basketball squad overcame a red-hot rival.
Mount Vernon Christian freshman Jake Feddema rattled the rims for a game-high 24 points, but the host Wolves still came out on top, rolling to a 41-37 win.
Coupeville’s third-straight victory, it lifts Hunter Smith’s squad to 4-3 on the season.
The Wolves countered Feddema by spreading the ball out, with different players stepping up at different times.
In the opening quarter, it was CHS fab frosh Chase Anderson, who banked in seven of his team-high 11 points as Coupeville built a 12-7 lead.
The Wolves stretched their advantage out to 23-16 at the half, watched as MVC narrowed its deficit to 34-30 after three quarters, then cruised in for the win.
Aiden O’Neill knocked down a pair of second-half three-balls to push his scoring total out to 10 points, while Camden Glover banged away down low for eight.
Hunter Bronec (4), Landon Roberts (4), Hurlee Bronec (3), and Johnny Porter (1) rounded out Coupeville’s scoring, while Malachi Somes and Jack Porter also saw floor time.
The Wolf JV returns to action Saturday with a trip to Neah Bay for a non-conference clash.
While Coupeville’s varsity hosts Darrington Friday in a Northwest 2B/1B League tilt, the Loggers don’t have a second team this season.
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