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Scout Smith

Scout Smith will follow older brothers CJ and Hunter onto the hard-court.

The future

The future of Wolf basketball hard at work. (John Fisken photo)

They’re rolling a 21 so far.

Two days into the start of practice, Coupeville Middle School girls’ basketball coaches Brett Smedley and Bob Martin have a strong pack of girls.

That number could easily grow or shrink as the Wolves move towards the actual start of play, but we here at Coupeville Sports are fond of jumping the gun, so here’s the roster as it stands now:

Ashleigh Battaglia
Kilah Camatti
Luci Coleburn
Hannah Davidson
Natalie Hollrigel
Nicole Laxton
Kalia Littlejohn
Emma Mathusek
Cassidy Moody
Avalon Renninger
Lindsey Roberts
Ashlie Shank
Ema Smith
Scout Smith
Oliana Stange
Megan Thorn
Maya Toomey-Stout
Zoe Trujillo
Seraina Weatherford
Sarah Wright
Tia Wurzrainer

CMS opens play with an appearance at the South Whidbey Jamboree Feb. 4.

The Wolves kick off their eight-game regular season schedule with a home match-up against Granite Falls Feb. 9.

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"But ... but ... I don't want them to lose!!" Wolf super fan Rylee Kelley-Weaver wanted a doubleheader sweep. (Olivia Kelley photo)

   “But … but … I don’t want them to lose!!” Wolf super fan Rylee Kelley-Weaver wanted a doubleheader sweep for her boys. (Olivia Kelley photo)

“I hate double headers for this very reason. Bad enough playing early in the morning.”

Coming off a huge opening win over a talented Arlington squad that dropped down a division in search of a title, the Coupeville 6th grade boys’ SWISH basketball team ran out of steam in its second game Saturday.

The ensuing 31-24 loss to a tall Friday Harbor squad gave the Wolves a split on the day (they bounced Arlington 31-28) and left coach Pat Kelley with the slight case of the grumbles captured in the opening quote.

Still, Coupeville sits at 2-1 in an ultra-competitive division, with games against Sedro-Woolley and Ferndale up next on the schedule.

The Wolves opened play Saturday firing on all cylinders, shooting out to a 10-2 lead on Arlington.

“They ran into a buzz saw, being a very talented Coupeville squad,” Kelley said.

The game settled into a back-and-forth rhythm after that, with the two teams swapping out leads until Coupeville put the game on ice in the final two minutes.

A bit ragged after a tough game, the Wolves had to hop right back on the floor — it was their only doubleheader of the season — and they struggled in the early going against a fresh Friday Harbor team.

Coupeville rallied late behind Matthew Kelley, Daniel Olson, Jake Mitten and Sage Downes, but time ran out on them.

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Downes (John Fisken photos)

Sage Downes is a beast on the boards. (John Fisken photos)

Matthew Kelley

Matthew Kelley fights for a rebound.

shoot

Erik Webster prepares to unleash skyward.

Downes

Downes demonstrates his flawless shooting form.

outside

Dakota Eck lets fly from the outside.

up

Alex Jimenez slides away from his defender, on his way to a date with the basket.

They are the stars of tomorrow, and they’re pretty dang good today.

Romping to a huge win over Orcas in their opener Saturday, the Coupeville 6th grade boys’ SWISH basketball team looked impressive.

Along for the ride, camera in hand, was frequently-traveling photo bug John Fisken, who provides us with the pics above.

To see more, pop over to:

http://www.shutterfly.com/progal/album.jsp?aid=768a5498cf35a0c8ef3b

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Matthew Kelley pumped in a game-high 18 Saturday. (Pat Kelley photos)

Matthew Kelley pumped in a game-high 18 Saturday. (Pat Kelley photos)

Daniel "I make it rain threes" Olson.

Daniel “I make it rain threes” Olson.

Cold-blooded closers.

The fast-rising stars who grace the roster for Coupeville’s 6th grade SWISH boys’ basketball squad know how to put a game away.

Clinging to a four-point lead in the third quarter Saturday in their season-opening game in Mount Vernon, the Wolves suddenly clicked a switch.

Boom! 13-3 run to slam the door shut and a 37-23 victory over Orcas Island.

Better yet, the young Wolves, who hit the boards with authority, spread the offensive glory around, with four different players getting in the score-book.

Matthew Kelley paced Coupeville with a game-high 18, while Daniel Olson banked in nine, including a long-range bomb from three point land.

Sage Downes dropped in six, Jake Mitten popped for two and Coupeville picked up a basket for free when their opponents accidentally scored on the wrong basket.

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Gabe Eck is in. Are you? (John Fisken photo)

Gabe Eck is in. Are you? (John Fisken photo)

Want to be a vital part of the future of Coupeville High School boys’ basketball?

If you’re a boy in grades seven or eight, or know one who attends school in Cow Town, now is the time to get them signed up with a SWISH basketball squad that kicks off play Saturday, Jan. 17.

The team, coached by Bob Brown, needs 7-10 players, but currently only has four that are signed up.

This is a chance for hoops players to get in 8-12 games (the team already has a gym reserved for the season) and improve skills in the time leading up to playing high school ball.

Coupeville has a fully-staffed sixth grade team which opened play today.

Getting a 7th/8th grade squad off the ground now would provide a perfect link between that team and the high school.

For more information, contact Brown at kota@whidbey.com.

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