Landon Roberts suit game, and his passing, are on point. (Sherry Bonacci photo)
Landon Roberts was dealin’.
The Wolf sophomore spread the love Tuesday night, dishing out 12 assists as the Coupeville High School JV boys’ basketball team thunked visiting La Conner 58-30.
The victory, keyed by a 23-0 run in the third quarter, stretches the squad’s winning streak to nine games and counting heading into the season finale.
The Wolves sit at 10-3 on the campaign, with a road trip Friday to Friday Harbor the cherry on the sundae.
Tuesday’s rumble with the Braves marked the final home game for Coupeville’s rising stars, and they controlled things from start to finish.
Six different Wolves made the net jump in the opening quarter, netting buckets as CHS bolted out to a quick 14-8 lead.
From there, Coupeville stretched its advantage to 23-13 at the half, before dropping the hammer during a stellar third quarter.
Aiden O’Neill tickled the twine for seven points coming out of halftime, with Hunter Bronec, Jack Porter, Camden Glover, and Malachi Somes also scoring during that aforementioned 23-0 shellacking.
Coupeville hit from all angles in the game, raining down five three-balls, with Somes and Hunter Bronec netting two apiece.
The Wolves, or at least Glover, were also spot-on at the free-throw line, where the Wolf freshman went a perfect 5-for-5 en route to scoring a game-high 13 points.
Camden Glover (far left on bench) is ready to rock. (Morgan White photo)
Jack Porter (10), O’Neill (9), Hunter Bronec (9), Johnny Porter (6), Somes (6), Hurlee Bronec (3), and Roberts (2) also scored, with Yohannon Sandles and Carson Field rounding out the active roster.
O’Neill’s final point of the night was his 100th of the season, making him the second Wolf JV player to hit triple digits this year.
He joins Madison McMillan, who has tallied 121 for the CHS girls’ team.
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