Kyla Briscoe (and her happy frog blanket) wait wistfully for warmer weather to return. (John Fisken photos)
Robert Nastali tries to decide which daughter is his favorite at the moment. It all hangs on this at-bat.
Wolf volleyball ace Ally Roberts keeps it low-key, so as not to be swarmed by autograph seekers.
Rich Briscoe debates whether slapping the umpire on the back of the head would help him make better calls.
The day was overcast, yet Sylvia Arnold was still shooting off rays of sunshine from every pore. Uncanny.
Sean LeVine — soccer guru, EMT, dad, possible runway model (he’s already got Blue Steel down cold…).
Moments after this picture was taken, the photographer vanished. Coincidence?
Gretchen Smith basks in the glow of watching granddaughter Sarah Wright, Coupeville’s catcher/cleanup hitter, be super-awesome on the diamond.
Fans, fans as far as the eye (or camera) can see.
Coupeville sports boosters are as dedicated as any you will meet, and jam the stands for almost every Wolf sports event.
Softball is no exception, and, as CHS played Meridian Saturday, wanderin’ photo man John Fisken let his camera slide through the crowds to snap some portraits for us.
Coupeville Sports 