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Abbey Mulholland (John Fisken photo)

   Abby Mulholland, seen here in a game last season, dropped in four points Saturday in a 31-9 win. (John Fisken photo)

People are getting massacred out here.

Coupeville’s 7th grade SWISH girls’ basketball squad is inflicting beat-downs left and right and Saturday was a prime example.

Thrashing Orcas 31-9, the Wolves improved to a flawless 3-0 on the young season.

Coupeville got strong scoring across the board, led by Izzy Wells, who dropped in 10 to outscore her rivals by herself.

Anya Leavell, Audrianna Shaw and Abby Mulholland chipped in with four apiece, while Kiara Contreras (3), Chelsea Prescott (2) and Ja’Kenya Hoskins (2) rounded out the scoring.

Kylie Van Velkinburgh, Sam Streitler and Adair DeJesus-Ramirez also saw floor time for the Wolves, who are coached by Dustin Van Velkinburgh.

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Jake (John Fisken photos)

   Jake Mitten (right) and teammates operate as a pack to bring down a Chimacum runner. (John Fisken photos)

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The Wolf line, looking dapper in pink.

Dakota Eck

Dakota Eck fights for yardage in a clash with Forks.

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“And where do you think you’re going?!!”

Time to put the gear away.

Wrapping up its season a little later than originally expected, the Coupeville Middle School football squad fell 19-8 Wednesday at Chimacum.

The game, which was pushed back from its originally scheduled date when wind played havoc with the ferry, was played, not surprisingly, in tons o’ wind.

That made life difficult on the Wolves, who wanted to come out runnin’ and gunnin’.

“Lot of good things, but the wind was a huge factor,” said CMS head coach Bob Martin. “Wanted a pass game, ended up with a run game and lots of dropped balls.”

Still, even in defeat, Coupeville continued to show a lot of positive signs.

The Wolves thrashed Port Townsend this season and were competitive in every other game, especially against schools that didn’t boast rosters three times the size of what CMS could offer

Now, 8th graders like Jake Mitten, Cade Golden and Sage Downes will make the jump to high school ball, while the team’s 7th graders will form the core of the next CMS squad.

However they line up next fall, these players have impressed their coaches.

“So proud of the progress they have made this year!,” said assistant coach Michael Davidson.

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Former David's DVD Den manager Daniel Olson is ready to start droppin' buckets at the 8th grade level. (John Fisken photo)

   Former David’s DVD Den “manager” Daniel Olson is ready to start droppin’ buckets at the 8th grade level. (John Fisken photo)

The hard-court boys are about to come back.

Coupeville Middle School football wraps up this afternoon with a road game at Chimacum, and then five days later hoops begins.

The first day of practice is Monday, Nov. 7, with the first game three weeks after that.

Coaches Bob Martin (8th grade) and Randy King (7th) return to helm the ship.

CMS goes with a staggered schedule due to gym space, and the Wolf girls start their season Jan. 30.

For now, you can print and laminate the boys schedule below, while keeping an eye on the school or league websites for changes or updates.

All home games tip at 3:15 PM.

Mon-Nov. 28 Sequim
Mon-Dec. 5 @ Stevens
Thur-Dec. 8 Forks
Mon-Dec. 12 @ Blue Heron (Port Townsend)
Thur-Dec. 15 Chimacum
Thur-Jan. 5 @ Forks
Mon-Jan. 9 Blue Heron (Port Townsend)
Thur-Jan. 12 @ Chimacum
Tues-Jan. 17 @ Sequim
Thur-Jan. 19 Stevens

School website: http://coupeville.tandem.co/

Olympic League: http://olympicleague.com/index.php?pid=0.1004.10372.0.300

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Izzy Wells (John Fisken photo)

   Izzy Wells, seen here last season, dropped in nine points Saturday as Coupeville rolled to a pair of wins. (John Fisken photo)

No mercy.

Pounding a pair of big city rivals Saturday, Coupeville’s SWISH girls’ basketball squad rolled to an undefeated day.

After holding off Anacortes 19-13, the Wolves shredded Oak Harbor 32-4 in the nightcap.

Coupeville coach Dustin Van Velkinburgh credited the victories to a team-wide commitment to the basics.

“It was defense and effort,” he said.

Chelsea Prescott had the hot shooting hand, dropping in eight against Anacortes and 10 on Oak Harbor.

Anya Leavell netted 12 over the course of the two games, while Izzy Wells (9), Audrianna Shaw (6), Kiara Contreras (4) and Abby Mulholland (2) all helped carry the scoring load.

Sam Streitler chipped in with hustle and grit, as every Wolf came prepared to unleash a beat-down on their hapless foes.

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Dakota Eck (John Fisken photos)

   Dakota Eck picks up a full head of steam en route to a 30-yard run. (John Fisken photos)

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Wolf quarterback Cade Golden, just out for a relaxing stroll.

Jake Mitten

   Jake Mitten fools the defense on the PAT, suddenly rolling out and finding Golden for the conversion.

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   Jacob Kendall (21) and Ben Smith (1) lead a fired-up pack of Wolves as they haul down a wayward Cowboy.

Trystan Ford

Trystan Ford dares you to try and get through the line when he’s blocking.

Cheridan and Deb

   Football moms Cheridan Eck (left) and Deb Smith brave the gusty winds to watch their sons play.

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Jesus Garcia-Partida is cold, wet and ready to play for another three hours.

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Logan Wertz prepares to drop “The Stunner” on Chimacum’s QB.

The wind was howling, the pads were popping and the camera was clicking.

Wandering paparazzi John Fisken ended up down in Cow Town Wednesday and snapped away as Coupeville and Chimacum staged an overtime thriller on the gridiron.

The pics above are courtesy him.

To see more (purchases fund college scholarships for CHS student/athletes) pop over to:

http://www.johnsphotos.net/Sports/FB-20161026-Coupeville-MS-vs-C/

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