Wolves (l to r) McKenzie Bailey, Lauren Rose and Valen Trujillo take a moment to commune with their own personal travelin’ photographer. (John Fisken photos)
Katrina McGranahan prepares to unleash her patented “Kat Attack.”
Emma Smith (middle) and her teammates draw strength from each other.
Payton Aparicio ignores the camera and keeps her eyes focused firmly on the rapidly descending ball during warm-ups.
The coolest cat in Cow Town, the unflappable Rose, who has never missed a serve. Ever. I said ever!
Ally Roberts is just here for the kills.
Airborne and deadly, Sydney Autio lets rip with a sweet serve.
The click of the camera draws them like moths to the flame. Just hangin’ out, it’s (l to r) Kyla Briscoe, Sarah Wright, Tiffany Briscoe, Trujillo and Roberts.
One final time on the court, one final time to have their photos taken.
Well, at least until basketball season.
The Coupeville High School spikers hit the road Thursday for what would turn out to be their final match of the season — a loss to Cascade Christian in Puyallup — and their own personal photographer turned up for the swan song.
John Fisken and I strolled down the freeway, chauffered by Sydney Autio’s papa, and, along the way, we hit both Five Guys and Dick’s.
And then Fisken did some work, while I sat in the stands and pretended to do the same.
Some of his best pics are above, for your viewing pleasure.
Oh, and the real question on your lips?
Five Guys is the undisputed king. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.
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