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Wolf spiker back on the court

Posted in Volleyball, Wolves in college, tagged CHS W, Maddie Georges, volleyball, Western Washington University, YouTube on January 9, 2026| Leave a Comment »

Maddie Georges, back in her days as a Wolf standout. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

The spikes and sets will be live on your devices.

Coupeville grad Maddie Georges hits the floor as a member of the Western Washington University club volleyball squad this weekend at a tourney in Ellensburg, and YouTube is your go-to site to stream the action.

The spikers currently have plans to play in tournament action Jan. 10-11 and 24-25, followed by a rumble Feb. 7-8. There are also events scheduled for Mar. 7-8 and 28-29, and nationals are Apr. 2-4.

Georges was a standout volleyball, basketball, and softball player during her Coupeville days, and joined teammate Alita Blouin in nabbing invites to the volleyball All-State games after their senior season.

To view WWU club volleyball matches (subscribe to let ’em know you care!), pop over to:

https://www.youtube.com/@wwuwomensclubvolleyball

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Make your move!!

Posted in Baseball, Boys Soccer, Girls Tennis, Softball, tagged 1A Olympic League, baseball, CHS W, Soccer, Softball, tennis on March 25, 2018| Leave a Comment »

Lauren Rose and Co. are gunning for Coupeville softball’s first league title since 2002. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

They’re punching above their weight class.

Coupeville High School, which sits on the lowest rung of 1A, has played 10 of 18 games this spring against 2A schools.

That, naturally, has skewed the win-loss record a bit, as the Wolves are 4-4 against schools in their own (sorta) weight class, and 3-6-1 when playing teams from a higher berth.

The scheduling disparity will shift (a bit) this coming week, with six of the nine scheduled games against 1A competition, including five happening inside the Olympic League.

Wolf baseball and boys soccer have two conference games apiece, but the biggest thing on the schedule is softball’s visit Wednesday to Klahowya.

With Port Townsend and Chimacum having bailed on softball this season, dropping their teams for a year due to a lack of players, the Olympic League race for supremacy is just a two-team battle.

That means each of the three games the Coupeville diamond women play against Klahowya (Mar. 28, Apr. 20 and Apr. 30) take on a much-bigger emphasis than normal.

The path to hanging a league banner is simple — beat KSS and cue the celebration.

Current standings through Mar. 25:

Olympic League baseball: