Get in on the ground floor.
Coupeville elementary school students dreaming of being the next generation of Wolf volleyball stars can get started today.
Or April 12 to be exact, when Coupeville High School coaches and players relaunch the Wolf Pups program.
Sidelined by the pandemic, the series of practices open to students in grades 3-5 is back and you can be part of it.
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“I’m very excited to get this started again and hopefully there won’t be any disruptions,” said CHS head coach Cory Whitmore.
Coming off of a high school season where young athletes had a huge impact for his program, Whitmore gives a lot of the credit to Wolf players getting in the gym as soon as possible.
“I think this is a huge reason why our current freshman class has excelled,” he said. “They were involved early and joined club (teams) soon thereafter because of the introduction.
“I’m hoping to build that back up.”
The program is meant to offer a boost for young players, but Whitmore also understands the need to be flexible if his athletes are pursuing more than one activity.
“I often get questions about how people are interested but their kids are already committed to other sports, hobbies, groups, etc.,” he said.
“I always tell them if their kid needs to leave early, arrive late or only make it to one of the two days a week, that is perfectly fine.”
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