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Wolf senior Dominic Coffman is ready to crush it. (Photos courtesy Nikki Breaux and Dominic Coffman)

The thermometer says summer, the calendar says fall.

Sort of.

Temps pushed 80 degrees in town Wednesday, but that didn’t stop the Coupeville High School football team from kicking off the first day of practice for a new season.

Volleyball, soccer, cross country, and tennis all begin Aug. 22, but the gridiron giants get a jump on things.

That’s because the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association requires football players to have 12 practices to be eligible for games, while all other sports only need 10.

The first official game of the 2022-2023 school year arrives Sept. 2, when Wolf football travels to Klahowya for a non-conference tilt.

With things underway, we present a smorgasbord of pics from a team camp held in Tenino several weeks back.

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   CHS girls hoops coach David King imparts wisdom to (l to r) Kailey Kellner, Lauren Grove and Lauren Rose. (John Fisken photo)

Hoops are back.

High school basketball kicks off Monday, with both the Coupeville girls and boys squads set to tip-off their first practices.

As he counts down the hours, minutes and maybe even seconds, Wolf girls coach David King has a few thoughts running through his head:

The excitement of a new season is upon us.

In less than 24 hours I get to start losing my voice for a few weeks. And that’s a good thing.

It means I’m coaching, instructing and encouraging.

The feeling of a new season starting reminds me of memories of a kid the night before Christmas or going to a place like Disneyland for the first time.

Or making that first basket.

We have had a great off season with a punctuation with a great showing at the shooting clinic on Saturday.

Those that attended have already made advancements in their shooting that others missed out on.

Starting tomorrow each and every player has to have the mindset to compete in every drill, every play and every day to earn their spot and playing time.

This includes attitude, effort, skill set, coachability and willingness to put team over individual.

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