Coupeville Sports

Haylee Armstrong cruises in for a bucket. (Jackie Saia photo)

#33 is shooting her way to success.

Coupeville High School junior Haylee Armstrong delivered a knockout performance on the hardwood this winter, earning All-League status while leading the Wolves in scoring.

That caught the eye of the talent scouts, as she’s been invited to participate in the 29th annual Washington/N. Idaho All-State girls’ basketball games June 20 in Spokane.

The event goes down at the Hub Sports Center and features three games, with West squads playing East teams in 4A/3A, 2A/1A, and 2B/1B.

Armstrong will lace up in the 2B/1B game, which is slated to tip off at 5:00 PM and will be streamed live on LiveBarn, which can be accessed through hubsportscenter.org.

College coaches will also be on hand to peruse potential prospects.

An electric player who fills up the stat sheet, Armstrong rattled the rim for a team-leading 207 points as a junior, running her varsity career total to 305.

With a season left in her prep career, she sits at #39 all-time on the CHS girls’ scoring chart, which covers 1974-2026.

Along with her ability to pop jumpers and slash to the bucket for layups, Armstrong was a busy bee in every facet of the game, picking up 80 steals, 61 rebounds, and countless assists thanks to smart passes.

While basketball is nabbing her the spotlight here, the Wolf ace is a three-sport star and has been a key player for CHS volleyball and softball teams as well.

She’s currently beatin’ the crud out of the ball as the leadoff hitter for an undefeated 7-0 diamond squad, while also patrolling center field and pitching.