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Willow Leedy-Bonifas beats her defender. (Julie Wheat photos)

The buckets are starting to pile up.

With Coupeville High School boys’ basketball teams having played five times, and their female counterparts four, the Wolves have combined to torch the nets.

The scoring meter sits at 697 points and counting as we head into a new week of action.

Where things are through Dec. 14:

 

GIRLS:

Varsity
(4 games):

Tenley Stuurmans – 40
Haylee Armstrong – 38
Teagan Calkins – 34
Kennedy O’Neill – 13
Danica Strong – 11
Adeline Maynes – 7
Ari Cunningham – 3
Capri Anter – 2
Lexis Drake – 2
Sydney Van Dyke – 2

 

JV
(4 games):

Ava Lucero – 41
Cami Van Dyke – 25
Willow Leedy-Bonifas – 20
Anna Powers – 20
Finley Helm – 10
Elizabeth Marshall – 3
Emma Cushman – 2

 

Chase Anderson comes bearing gifts.

 

BOYS:

Varsity
(5 games):

Chase Anderson – 77
Camden Glover – 61
Aiden O’Neill – 31
Davin Houston – 27
Malachi Somes – 22
Mahkai Myles – 12
Easton Green – 9
Sage Arends – 8
Riley Lawless – 4
Carson Grove – 3

 

JV
(5 games):

Carson Grove – 39
Josh Stockdale – 39
Nathan Coxsey – 26
Liam Lawson – 23
Jayden McManus – 23
Trent Thule – 7
Khanor Jump – 6
Ayden Warren – 4
Chris Zenz – 2
Brian Thompson – 1

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Sage Arends prepares to fire off a free throw. (Julie Wheat photo)

The season continues to unfold, when Mother Nature plays fair.

Multiple high school basketball games, though none involving Coupeville, were postponed this week as Western Washington deals with massive flooding.

Being on Whidbey Island and hopping over to play on another rock Friday — Orcas Island — the Wolves were featured in the only Northwest 2B/1B League games to be played that night.

With the week ahead, Coupeville hosts NWL rival Mount Vernon Christian Tuesday, with the CHS boys then scheduled to head East for two non-conference games.

Brad Sherman’s varsity boys are slated to play at Manson Friday and Entiat Saturday, though the condition of the passes will likely tell the tale of whether those contests are played.

For the moment, here’s where things sit through Dec. 14:

 

Northwest League boys’ basketball:

School League Overall
Orcas Island 1-0 3-0
Concrete 0-0 0-2
Darrington 0-0 1-2
Friday Harbor 0-0 0-4
La Conner 0-0 0-3
MV Christian 0-0 2-1
Coupeville 0-1 1-4

 

Northwest League girls’ basketball:

School League Overall
Orcas Island 1-0 2-2
Concrete 0-0 2-0
Darrington 0-0 0-1
Friday Harbor 0-0 1-4
La Conner 0-0 3-1
MV Christian 0-0 3-1
Coupeville 0-1 1-3

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Riley Lawless delivers a gift to the hoop gods. (Julie Wheat photos)

Sharpen your pencils and get ready to rumble.

With a new season of high school hoops under way, the role of the scorebook keeper looms large.

Here in Coupeville, we have June Mazdra, who has been doing pristine books for three decades-plus. Advantage, us.

Once the Wolves hit the road, we’ll see if we stay as blessed but hope springs eternal.

With one week in the books, and many more to go, a look at individual scoring stats for all four CHS squads, with numbers updated through Dec. 7:

 

GIRLS:

Varsity
(2 games):

Tenley Stuurmans – 20
Haylee Armstrong – 18
Teagan Calkins – 16
Danica Strong – 4
Adeline Maynes – 3
Capri Anter – 2
Ari Cunningham – 2
Lexis Drake – 2
Kennedy O’Neill – 2
Sydney Van Dyke – 2

 

JV
(2 games):

Ava Lucero – 15
Anna Powers – 14
Cameron Van Dyke – 13
Willow Leedy-Bonifas – 7
Finley Helm – 6
Elizabeth Marshall – 2

Willow Leedy-Bonifas watches a shot splash home.

 

BOYS:

Varsity
(3 games):

Chase Anderson – 39
Camden Glover – 24
Aiden O’Neill – 22
Malachi Somes – 18
Mahkai Myles – 12
Sage Arends – 8
Davin Houston – 4
Carson Grove – 3
Easton Green – 2
Riley Lawless – 2

 

JV
(3 games):

Josh Stockdale – 25
Nathan Coxsey – 19
Carson Grove – 19
Liam Lawson – 18
Jayden McManus – 12
Khanor Jump – 6
Trent Thule – 3
Ayden Warren – 2
Chris Zenz – 2
Brian Thompson – 1

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Ari Cunningham looks for an open teammate. (Julie Wheat photo)

We’re a week in and things are starting to pick up.

The first conference clashes for Northwest 2B/1B League basketball teams arrive next Friday, Dec. 12, at which point all the squads involved will have multiple games under their belt.

For Coupeville, the week ahead has home games against non-conference foe East Jefferson — the mashup of Port Townsend and Chimacum — set for Tuesday, before the first road trip of the season three days later.

Those Friday night fracases will pit the Wolves against Orcas Island.

As we head into week #2 of the high school hoops season, a look at where things sit through Dec. 7:

 

Northwest League boys’ basketball:

School League Overall
Concrete 0-0 0-2
Coupeville 0-0 0-3
Darrington 0-0 1-2
Friday Harbor 0-0 0-3
La Conner 0-0 0-2
MV Christian 0-0 2-0
Orcas Island 0-0 1-0

 

Northwest League girls’ basketball:

School League Overall
Concrete 0-0 2-0
Coupeville 0-0 1-1
Darrington 0-0 0-1
Friday Harbor 0-0 1-2
La Conner 0-0 2-1
MV Christian 0-0 2-1
Orcas Island 0-0 1-1

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Get ready to rumble, for a good cause.

Coupeville High School basketball players are launching their annual toy drive to benefit local youth, and Wolf fans will have multiple opportunities to help the cause.

When you attend CHS hoops games this month, you’ll see boxes in the lobby of the gym awaiting delivery of new, unopened toys.

As usual, there’s also a bit of a side bet to the whole thing, as one box is labeled “Girls”, and one box is labeled “Boys.”

That has nothing to do with which children will receive which toys but instead draws the battle lines between the two CHS hoops programs, as they compete to see which team can collect the most toys.

Last season, the Wolves collected 200+ gifts, and this time around they’re hoping to surpass that number.

There is home games set for Dec. 4, 6, 9, and 16 to grant you easy access to donate.

This year as well, there is a GoFundMe being run for the Holiday House, which is where the toys are dispersed through.

To see that fundraiser, pop over to:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/save-christmas-for-local-children

 


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