Judy Marti, who still holds the single-game scoring record for CHS girls, was fondly remembered by family and friends. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)
One more time in the gym together.
Former coaches, players, and support staff joined fans of all time periods Saturday as Coupeville High School celebrated 50 years of girls’ basketball.
The top 15 scorers in program history were honored, as was the 1999-2000 team, which was the first to win a game at state.
As two games and the festivities played out, wanderin’ photo snapper John Fisken captured a wide variety of pics, some of which are seen here.
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“The Cardiac Kids” reunite with coaches Willie and Cherie Smith.
Ron Bagby and Phyllis Textor reminisce about when they used to run this joint.
Sharpshooter Brittany Black, one half of the Black ‘n Blue Sisters.
Legends, one and all.
Bob Barker, still wowin’ them.
Makana Stone was playing pro ball in Norway Saturday, but the next generation of her family stood in for the #3 scorer in school history.
Buzzer-beater queen “Maddie Big Time” shows her son where the magic happened.
Hardwood gurus David and Amy King, enjoying life without having to spend any time talking to refs.
Need a crunch-time bucket? Emily (Vracin) Kosderka was your woman.
Marie (Hesselgrave) Hanshaw, one of the hardest-working players to ever pull on a Coupeville uniform.
Tracy (Taylor) Corona (left) and the greatest scorer in school history, Brianne King, reunite with Cherie Smith.
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