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All you rinfo in one easy-to-find place. (Photo courtesy Susan Georges)

All your info in one easy-to-find place. (Photo courtesy Suzan Georges)

Want to put some zip into your dribbling skills?

Chris Hyppa might be your answer.

A former high school coach who has gone on to work with NBA and WNBA players such as Avery Bradley and Courtney Vandersloot, he holds skills clinics across the country.

One of those clinics is set for Coupeville High School Feb. 27.

There will be separate sessions for 5th to 8th grade players and 9th grade-adults, and both clinics will be capped at 40 players, so early registration is suggested.

The pertinent info can be found in the snazzy photo above.

Hyppa coached at Henry Foss High School in Tacoma from 2003-2006, then followed that up with a stint at his alma mater, Stadium, from 2006-2012.

He has worked with thousands of players, several of whom have gone on to play professionally.

That list includes Abdul Gaddy, Steven Gray, Alex Montgomery, Lindsey Moore and Brandon Brown.

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All your info in one handy place.

All your info in one handy place.

Get ready to spike.

The Whidbey Fury Volleyball Club, whose coaching staff includes Coupeville High School spiker guru Breanne Smedley, is offering clinics for kids in grades K-5 starting tonight.

The clinics, which will be held at North Whidbey Middle School in Oak Harbor and Anacortes, run through April.

Cost is just $5 for a single clinic or if you sign your child up as a frequent flier (five or 10 clinics), you can drop the price by a sweet $1 per clinic.

Times are 5:-5:45 PM for K-2 and 6-7 PM for grades 3-5.

The clinics will focus on the fundamentals of volleyball while developing a love for the game.

“It’s a great way to introduce kids to volleyball!,” Smedley said.

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Payton Aparicio (left) and Hope Lodell are just two of the Wolf stars expected to be on hand for Saturday's free kids volleyball clinic. (John Fisken photo)

   Payton Aparicio (left) and Hope Lodell are just two of the Wolf stars expected to be on hand for Saturday’s free kids volleyball clinic. (John Fisken photo)

Want to meet Lauren Rose?

Well, if you’re a kid in grades 3-6 who loves volleyball and has this coming Saturday morning free, you’re in luck.

Rose and the other Coupeville High School volleyball stars will be conducting a free skills clinic in the CHS gym Sept. 26 from 10-11:30 AM.

The clinic, which is the brainchild of Wolf volleyball coach Breanne Smedley, is open to boys and girls and no prior registration is needed.

Just show up, ready to have fun (and possibly get Rose’s autograph).

If you can’t make this one, there will be a second clinic Saturday, Oct. 24, also from 10-11:30.

For more info, contact the coach at breannesmedley@coupeville.k12.wa.us.

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Learn to play like Madeline Strasburg! (John Fisken photos)

Learn to play like Madeline Strasburg! (John Fisken photos)

A few of your teachers.

A few of your teachers.

Kacie Kiel is ready to share her volleyball secrets.

The standout Coupeville High School senior spiker and her teammates will be passing out wisdom to the next generation at two free clinics for elementary school students.

The clinics, put on by the Wolf volleyball squad and its coaches, will be held in the CHS and CMS gyms Thursday, Oct. 2 (5:30-7) and Saturday, Oct. 18 (10-11:30).

They are open to any Coupeville Elementary School student in grades K-6 and are free. No pre-registration is needed.

Just show up and and prepare to learn some basic volleyball skills.

The chance to snag an autograph from Wolf stars like Hailey Hammer or Valen Trujillo? Just a bonus.

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