Gabe Wynn pauses to read the always-thin Whidbey Examiner while Orcas Island serves in the volleyball match. (John Fisken photos)
Wynn and crew arrive in soccer territory, bearing Wolf Nation’s colors.
Former Wolf volleyball stars Katie (left) and Kacie Kiel return to the gym of their youthful days.
Makana Stone and Anthony Bergeron luxuriate in a Wolf soccer win, as Coupeville romped to a 5-0 win.
Back to the gym for the cheer crew that never rests.
Positive thinking through hand-painted signs.
“Dang! That Kalia Littlejohn scores every time she touches the ball!!”
Wolf spikers salute their fans (and the flag).
It was not an easy day to be a fan.
Friday offered Coupeville High School fans a quandary, as the options were many.
Wolf football was across the pond, set to play Port Townsend at 6:30, but, in a rare occurrence, both CHS volleyball and soccer had Friday night home games as well.
Making matters more complicated, volleyball was in two locations, as both the varsity and JV played at the same time in separate gyms. At the exact same time as soccer kicked off.
To their credit, Wolf fans stepped up and had a strong presence at all of the events, with many of them flying back and forth between events.
Leading the way was a pack of CHS students who got dudded up in uniforms (and helmets) and led the cheers at both volleyball and soccer.
Along for the ride was travelin’ photo man John Fisken, who provides us with the pics above.
I guess it paid to get him that 12-pack of Diet Coke, after all.
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