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Get in on the ground floor.

Coupeville High School girls’ basketball coaches are planning a two-day skills clinic for players entering grades 6-9.

The event is set for July 1-2 in the CHS gym and will focus on “the fundamentals of basketball, our values for our program, and to start building more into our culture.”

The camp will be run by CHS varsity head coach Megan Richter and her staff, as well as current high school players.

All players registered by June 18 are guaranteed a camp t-shirt. Payment is due on day #1 of the camp.

In addition, daily prizes will be awarded to players who demonstrate traits such as grit and teammate skills.

To register, pop over to:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe5pcccj1HUsPgx7H6lPBGWdX8hFAMJgXqpEwDBNQ1E_-KbpQ/viewform

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Train like a pro.

Former Coupeville High School basketball stars Makana Stone and Caleb Meyer will return to their old stomping grounds this summer to run basketball skills camps.

The former, who is now a Coupeville Middle School girls’ hoops coach, will be in the gym in June, while the latter will swing by CHS in July.

For more info, check out the photos above.

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The gym may catch on fire. (Poster courtesy Charlotte Young)

Want to get a jump start on making your volleyball future all it can be?

The Whidbey Volleyball Club opened registration for a new season Oct. 1, and tryouts are set for Oct. 28 (U14) and Nov. 18 (U15 and above).

For younger players who want to fine-tune their skills and prep for said tryouts, the club is offering a two-hour skills clinic at Coupeville High School Oct. 21.

The clinic, which runs from 2-4 PM, is open to players 14 and under, and all you need is a USAV tryout membership ($5) to participate.

For more info, pop over to:

https://sites.google.com/view/whidbeyvolleyballclub/

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   A taekwondo tourney Feb. 24 will bring 200-250 competitors to the Coupeville High School gym. (Photo courtesy Robert Armstrong)

Competitors will range in ages from 3-up. (Photo courtesy Holly Davidson)

Prepare for combat.

The Coupeville High School gym will be crammed full of taekwondo fighters Saturday, Feb. 24, as 200-250 competitors take to the mats to vie in the “Battle on the Island.”

Entrants are expected from multiple states and at least two countries (USA and Canada), and may run the gamut from ages 3-70.

The tourney, which is being run by Armstrong’s ATA Martial Arts, opens the doors at 7:30 AM.

Entry fee is $5.00 for fans, with ages five and under free.

The opening ceremonies kick off at 8:30, with the tourney action starting at 9:00 and running all day.

Multiple forms of taekwondo, some involving weapons, will be involved, with eight events in all.

For more info, contact Robert Armstrong at (360) 320-1131 or ArmstrongATA@gmail.com.

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