Hurlee Bronec rolls to the hoop. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
They made a positive impression on rival coaches.
Four Coupeville High School basketball players were honored Tuesday when Northwest 2B/1B League hoops gurus selected the All-Conference teams.
On the boys’ side of things, junior Chase Anderson was tabbed as a First-Team selection, while senior Hurlee Bronec earned Second-Team status.
Chase Anderson charges into action. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
Anderson led all Coupeville players, boy or girl, in scoring this season, rattling the rims for 339 points.
Bronec, in his first full season as a varsity hoops player, emerged as a tower of power in the paint, especially in the second half of the season and the playoffs.
Teagan Calkins is a star on the rise. (Parker Hammons photo)
For the girls, junior Teagan Calkins popped up as a Second-Team pick, with senior Mia Farris receiving Honorable Mention status.
Calkins developed a deadly eye from three-ball territory, and led the Wolves in scoring, topped by a 24-point performance against Concrete.
Farris was a lethal two-way player, providing a spark at both ends of the floor as a shot-maker and shot-denier.
Mia Farris collects another honor. (Bailey Thule photo)
Seniors Ruthie Rozema of Mount Vernon Christian and Brayden Pedroza of La Conner were tabbed as league MVPs, while Haley Cruz Winchell of Orcas Island and Lance Lopez of La Conner were named Coach of the Year winners.
The Orcas Island girls and MVC boys received the team sportsmanship awards.
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