We get meta as McKayla (left) and McKenzie Bailey get their photo snapped while looking at other photos of themselves. (John Fisken photos)
Varsity players hang out pre-match.
Lauren Rose is ready to backhand the paparazzi, if need be.
Allison Wenzel is ready for her close-up.
So is Kacie Kiel.
Tiffany Briscoe, on the other hand, is caught mid-snack. She seems delighted…
The Kiels (l t r) — mom (and cancer survivor) Elaina, big sis Katie, lil’ sis Kacie and proud papa Steve.
No one works the lines like a pink flag-wavin’ Papa Kiel.
It was about more than digs and spikes.
When Coupeville High School closed its volleyball season Thursday at home against Port Townsend, cancer awareness was also high on the bill.
The two teams participated in a “Dig for the Cure” event that benefited the Susan G. Komen Foundation. All of the CHS players — several of whom have parents who have battled cancer in recent years — wore special tie-died shirts.
Travelin’ photo man John Fisken was on hand to document much of the behind-the-scenes stuff from the night, and one fact emerges.
No one, and I repeat, no one, on the CHS volleyball squads is afraid of the camera.
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