Uriel Liquidano kick-starts the Wolf offense, which poured in 13 goals Thursday. (John Fisken photos)
Wolf supporters Kerry Rosenkranz (left) Erin Rosenkranz and Keegan Kortuem brave the blustery, wet conditions.
One was fun. Three was better.
Coupeville High School senior Colin Belliveau got his first taste of being a scorer for the Wolves Thursday and liked it so much he just kept on firing away.
By the time he was done, he had rung up a hat trick, and that, combined with four more goals for team scoring leader Abraham Leyva, powered Coupeville to a 13-3 shellacking of visiting Chimacum.
Their second straight blow-out of the Cowboys lifted the Wolf booters to 3-5 overall, 2-0 in Olympic League play.
They sit alone atop the league at the moment.
Things will get a bit tougher, though, with Coupeville headed to Klahowya Tuesday.
The Eagles are 8-1-2 overall, 1-0 in league play.
But thoughts of that first-place showdown were far off Thursday, as the Wolves overcame a rainy, windy day to rain down the most goals the squad has scored in a game in recent memory.
And, possibly, school history.
Junior Sebastian Davis and freshman William Nelson tallied two apiece in support of Leyva and Belliveau, while Loren Nelson and Joel Walstad rounded out the scoring attack.
Leyva now sits with 12 goals, while Belliveau, Davis, William Nelson and Walstad are tied for second with three apiece.
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