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Jessenia Camarena wheels and deals. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Opportunity abounds for all.

There have been 57 different Coupeville High School basketball players who have scored during the 2019 portion of the 2019-2020 hoops season.

As they head out for winter break, we scan the scorebooks and tally up the totals for all five CHS squads.

Totals through Dec. 22:

 

Varsity Girls
(8 games):

Scout Smith – 79
Chelsea Prescott – 53
Hannah Davidson – 33
Maddie Georges – 31
Avalon Renninger – 28
Izzy Wells – 27
Carolyn Lhamon – 15
Kylie Van Velkinburgh – 10
Anya Leavell – 8
Tia Wurzrainer – 7
Audrianna Shaw – 6
Mollie Bailey – 4
Nezi Keiper – 2

 

Varsity Boys
(8 games):

Hawthorne Wolfe – 127
Mason Grove – 89
Sean Toomey-Stout – 61
Ulrik Wells – 43
Jered Brown – 38
Jacobi Pilgrim – 36
Koa Davison – 30
Gavin Knoblich – 20
Jean Lund-Olsen – 10
Tucker Hall – 6
Daniel Olson – 2

 

JV Girls
(6 games):

Alita Blouin – 41
Gwen Gustafson – 35
Ella Colwell – 27
Ryanne Knoblich – 23
Abby Mulholland – 12
Natalie Castano – 9
Jessenia Camarena – 7
Savana Allen – 6
Morgan Stevens – 3
Samantha Streitler – 2
Heidi Meyers – 1

 

JV Boys
(7 games):

Grady Rickner – 66
Sage Downes – 62
Daniel Olson – 56
Alex Murdy – 29
Logan Martin – 27
Alex Jimenez – 24
Cody Roberts – 24
Miles Davidson – 10
TJ Rickner – 9
Andrew Aparicio – 4
Chris Cernick – 4
Chris Ruck – 3

 

C-Team Boys
(3 games):

Ty Hamilton – 22
Dominic Coffman – 9
Ben Smith – 9
Alex Wasik – 9
Brayden Coatney – 8
Chris Cernick – 6
Simon Shelley – 3
Nick Armstrong – 2
Coen Killian – 2
Josh Upchurch – 2

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Jacobi Pilgrim rolls hard to the hoop. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

And now, some rest.

Having reached the sort-of halfway point of the season, give or take a game or three here and there, the North Sound Conference basketball teams are headed out for winter break.

Coupeville has 12 days off, with neither its girls or boys teams returning to action until Jan. 3.

Not all teams are taking the break off, but those who aren’t will be playing exclusively non-conference foes.

The King’s boys will play in a tourney in Arizona, both Granite Falls squads are set for Crush in the Slush in Port Townsend, and there are a handful of other games spread out around Christmas and New Year’s Day festivities.

Then, January rolls around and things get serious, as everyone starts to hunt league titles and playoff positioning.

For now, there have been just two league games played on either side of the ball, with the Coupeville girls one of those tied atop the current conference standings.

As we head into the break, where things sit:

 

North Sound Conference girls basketball:

School League Overall
Coupeville 1-0 6-2
CPC-Bothell 1-0 5-3
Granite Falls 0-0 2-4
King’s 0-0 4-2
South Whidbey 0-1 2-5
Sultan 0-1 3-5

 

North Sound Conference boys basketball:

School League Overall
Granite Falls 1-0 1-5
King’s 1-0 4-3
Coupeville 0-0 3-5
South Whidbey 0-0 6-1
CPC-Bothell 0-1 3-4
Sultan 0-1 1-6

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Sherry Roberts leads off a collection of smiling faces seen in the stands. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

The camera goes both ways.

Sometimes John Fisken aims his lens at the action on the basketball court, but, just as often, he lets his gaze wander through the stands.

The photos seen above, which come to us courtesy of him, capture Wolf fans at a recent Coupeville High School boys basketball game.

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Maya Toomey-Stout is disturbed to see Thursday’s Coupeville High School basketball games have been cancelled due to high winds playing havoc with ferries. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

It was going to happen sometime.

Winter weather conditions and Island life finally conspired Thursday to mess up the high school basketball schedule.

Coupeville and Port Townsend were set to face off in four games, with the boys action on Whidbey and the girls games on the mainland, but Mother Nature had other ideas.

“Due to small craft advisory through 1:00 AM and increasing winds through the evening we are canceling tonight’s games rather than risk both teams getting stuck,” said CHS Athletic Director Willie Smith.

“We have always erred on the side of caution when it comes to the PT ferry, which is what we are doing tonight,” he added. “We will look to reschedule at a later date; thank you for your understanding.”

The unpredictability of the Coupeville/Port Townsend ferries to handle various weather-related issues was one of the reasons the Wolves listed when they departed the Olympic League two years ago.

Thursday’s games were non-conference rumbles which would have featured the CHS girls trying to improve to 7-1 and the Wolf boys attempting to pull up to .500 at 4-4.

Both programs will return to action Saturday, when Nooksack Valley comes to Coupeville for a weekend doubleheader. That event starts at 1 PM.

Unless Deception Pass Bridge gets ripped down by giant octopuses between now and then.

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“Wait, we’re internet stars now?!?!” (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

The cameras are live.

Coupeville High School, with financial help from the school’s Booster Club and the Coupeville Lion’s Club, has installed a new streaming camera system in both the gym and at Mickey Clark Field.

From this moment on, all athletic events at those locations, which includes basketball, volleyball, football, soccer, and track, will be available to be viewed by Wolf fans near and far.

If you have a subscription to the NFHS Network.

Fans can choose between a monthly ($10.99 as you go, may cancel at any time) or yearly plan ($69.99, which reduces the cost to $5.83 per month).

A portion of each subscription comes back to the CHS athletic fund, while fans who can’t attend games in person will now have another option.

Broadcasts for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year will be picture and no audio, but the school has hopes to start a class which will teach students play-by-play.

That would allow Coupeville to be a full service streamer in the manner of Sultan High School, which has been broadcasting for several years.

As things expand, CHS will also look into the possibility of streaming non-sports events such as graduation.

To sign-up and get in on the ground floor of Wolf streaming, pop over to:

https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/

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