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Greg White passes on wisdom to the next generation. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

For every action, there is a reaction.

When he’s not focusing on the on-court action at basketball games, wanderin’ photographer John Fisken likes to swing his camera in the direction of those watching things unfold.

The pics above and below spring from recent Coupeville High School hoops contests against Mount Vernon Christian, and showcase a cross section of Wolf Nation.

Wolf JV basketball stars scope out the action.

“Put me in coach! I’m ready to fill the highlight reel.”

It’s not official until they say it is.

“Don’t make me come out there, cause I will break you in half if I do!”

Mckenna Somes and Lark Gustafson debate strategy.

A portion of the Xavier/Alex Murdy Fan Club prepares to get loud.

“You’re a superstar, Miss Lhamon. Accept it.”

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Coupeville’s Makana Stone came up big in crunch time Sunday, helping her British pro hoops team to a win. (Photo property Leicester Riders)

The layoff didn’t slow her down.

With her team back on the floor for the first time in five weeks, Coupeville’s Makana Stone collected 20 points, eight rebounds, and four assists Sunday.

Spurred by the former Wolf supernova, the Leicester Riders held off the Cardiff Met Archers 92-85 in a tense Women’s British Basketball League tilt.

The victory lifts the Riders to 7-3 in regular season play, 10-4 overall.

Leicester sits in fourth place in the 13-team WBBL, heading into a clash with the league-leading London Lions (10-0) next Sunday, Jan. 23.

Sunday’s rumble was a back-and-forth affair, with Cardiff Met clinging to a 23-22 lead after one quarter of play.

Leicester reclaimed the advantage at 47-42 by halftime, before suffering a bit of a letdown in the third frame.

Outscored 25-12 coming out of the break, the Riders found themselves staring up at a 67-59 deficit with 10 minutes to play.

Which is when Leicester rediscovered its mojo, closing the game on a 33-18 tear.

The biggest stretch of the game came from the 3:21 mark of the fourth quarter until the 0:54 mark, with Stone sparking a game-busting 14-0 run.

The two teams were knotted up at 76-76 when Coupeville’s progeny got things started by yanking down a rebound and absorbing a foul.

Stone then calmly swished the resulting free throws to push Leicester into a lead it wouldn’t relinquish.

She added a breakaway layup off of a steal, before coming back around to pick up an assist on a three-ball by Riders gunner Anna Lappenkuper.

Cardiff Met made things interesting by closing on its own 9-2 run, with Stone slapping home Leicester’s final bucket, but time ran out on the Archers.

Oceana Hamilton paced the Riders with 22 points, while Lappenkuper added 19. Cardiff Met ace Shannon Hatch topped all scorers with 28.

Despite having sat out most of two games with an injury earlier this season, Stone is having a solid debut as a professional hoops star.

She’s scored 102 points in a Leicester uniform, while snatching 70 rebounds, doling out 17 assists, and making off with nine steals.

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Savina Wells soars for the tip. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Hawthorne Wolfe leaves Mount Vernon Christian in his dust.

Things are about to get much busier.

Or, at least that’s the hope.

Nothing is set in stone during the Age of Coronavirus, but, as of this moment, the Coupeville High School basketball teams are scheduled to play four times this coming week.

The Wolves travel to Darrington Tuesday, Jan. 18, then are home to face Friday Harbor and Concrete the next two nights.

The week gets its cap with non-conference tilts with next door neighbor South Whidbey Saturday, with the Wolf girls at home, and the boys traveling to Langley.

As we wait for a week jam-packed with hoops, a look at where the CHS varsity teams stand in Northwest 2B/1B League play.

Through games of Jan. 15:

 

Northwest League boys basketball:

School League Overall
Coupeville 5-0 7-0
MV Christian 3-1 6-3
Friday Harbor 2-2 3-4
Darrington 1-1 3-3
La Conner 1-2 3-5
Orcas Island 1-2 3-4
Concrete 0-5 1-9

 

Northwest League girls basketball:

School League Overall
La Conner 6-0 11-1
MV Christian 5-1 9-2
Coupeville 3-3 4-4
Friday Harbor 2-3 2-6
Darrington 1-2 3-4
Orcas Island 1-2 2-5
Concrete 0-7 2-10

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Xavier Murdy and Co. will celebrate Senior Night Jan. 19. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

The schedule shuffle continues.

Senior Night festivities for the Coupeville High School basketball teams have been moved to this coming week, with events set for different days.

Under the new plan, the Wolf boys will honor their 12th graders Wednesday, Jan. 19, when they host Friday Harbor.

Tip-off for the CHS varsity boys that night is 5:30 PM.

Meanwhile, Coupeville’s girls will conduct their farewells Saturday, Jan. 22, when they host South Whidbey.

Varsity tip-off against the Falcons is 2:45.

Ja’Kenya Hoskins, Izzy Wells, Audrianna Shaw, and Abby Mulholland comprise the Class of 2022 players who suit up for the Wolves.

The boys team will honor Xavier Murdy, Miles Davidson, Logan Martin, Grady Rickner, Hawthorne Wolfe, and Caleb Meyer, as well as the late Bennett Boyles, who waged a valiant battle with cancer when the group was in middle school.

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Zane Oldenstadt rolls to the hoop. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Bryley Gilbert leads the charge.

Every point counts.

The Coupeville High School basketball teams only played one game this week — the schedule should pick up a lot next week — but the Wolves rattled home another 145 points.

Add those buckets to the scoring charts, and we’re back today to take a look at updated season scoring stats for all four CHS squads.

 

Varsity girls
(8 games):

Audrianna Shaw – 74
Maddie Georges – 51
Izzy Wells – 34
Carolyn Lhamon – 24
Savina Wells – 22
Abby Mulholland – 20
Lyla Stuurmans – 19
Gwen Gustafson – 16
Ja’Kenya Hoskins – 13
Alita Blouin – 11
Nezi Keiper – 7

 

Varsity boys
(7 games):

Hawthorne Wolfe – 82
Xavier Murdy – 77
Alex Murdy – 76
Caleb Meyer – 75
Logan Downes – 69
Grady Rickner – 44
Logan Martin – 22
Cole White – 21
Dominic Coffman – 7
Jonathan Valenzuela – 6
Zane Oldenstadt – 2

 

JV girls
(6 games):

Madison McMillan – 44
Gwen Gustafson – 25
Katie Marti – 25
Brooklyn Thayer – 18
Lyla Stuurmans – 12
Kayla Arnold – 8
Skylar Parker – 6
Desi Ramirez-Vasquez – 6
Reese Wilkinson – 6
Bryley Gilbert – 5
Mia Farris – 3
Nezi Keiper – 3
Edie Bittner – 2
Jada Heaton – 2

 

JV boys
(5 games):

Hunter Bronec – 41
Nick Guay – 32
Ryan Blouin – 31
Mikey Robinett – 20
Zane Oldenstadt – 18
Quinten Simpson-Pilgrim – 10
Hurlee Bronec – 4
Jack Porter – 4
Landon Roberts – 4
William Davidson – 3
Carson Field – 2
Johnny Porter – 2

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