Freshman Kyla Briscoe keeps the point alive. (John Fisken photos)
The CHS student section brought back their costumes and paint jobs for the first time since midway through last season.
Lauren Rose: “Did you see that up there? That’s school spirit, reborn!”
Wolf super fan Steve Kiel approves. The student section has returned.
Allison Wenzel tracks down a runaway ball.
The bright lights and big cheers are captured in CHS hoops star Wynter Thorne’s sunglasses.
Multi-talented Hailey Hammer does Rose’s hair before the match.
Lauren Grove (left) delivers the Punch ‘O Death to the ball, as Katrina McGranahan (11) moves in to help out.
Wolf QB Joel Walstad gets his game face on.
Celebrate, good times, come on!
The noise hath returned.
Bringing back costumes and face paint for the first time since midway through last season (when a dust-up with school administration put a damper on things), the student cheering section for CHS volleyball matches was at its loudest ‘n proudest Wednesday night.
Whether the section will one day return to being fully crammed — as in years past — is still an open question.
But it was a huge step in the right direction, one spurred on by Wolf football players such as Joel Walstad, Matt Shank, Josh Bayne, Isaac Vargas, Ryan Griggs and Gabe Wynn.
Also on hand, because it wouldn’t be the same without him, the man, the myth, the legend — Coupeville tennis god Kyle Bodamer.
Patrolling the gym snapping pics of both the revived student section and the action on the court was John Fisken.
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