Want to honor Maya Toomey-Stout for playing while blind, or one of her teammates for their own achievement? You’ll have the chance Tuesday. (John Fisken photo)
Have something positive to say? I have an outlet for you.
The Coupeville High School girls basketball squads are playing at home Tuesday, which marks only the third time in 14 games this season we’ve been able to say that.
During the games (varsity tips at 3:30, JV at 5:00), Wolf coaches will be looking for input from you.
Yes, you.
There will be a notepad available at both games, so consider firing off a quick note and dropping your message into the red box offered.
“Our hope is that family, friends and fans are encouraged by the play of the girls,” said CHS coach David King. “If they see something they like, or just want to write a quick note to a player or players during or right after the games, it would be great for the players.
“It can be as simple as telling them great hustle. Or things like I like how you played defense or rebounded today,” he added. “Maybe there was a specific play that really impressed you; if it did, write it down for the player(s).”
The note pad is a way for the team to connect with its fan base, while providing support for the girls hoops stars, who are flying high right now.
The varsity is 10-3 overall, 5-0 in Olympic League play and will clinch its third-straight conference championship with a win, while the JV is 7-3, 3-0.
“We want to get the fans more involved,” King said. “To show the players that there is support and encouragement in the stands.”
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