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Teo (John Fisken photos)

Teo Keilwitz (9) leads the Wolves out to battle. (John Fisken photos)

Ryan Labrador

Ryan Labrador (70) just wants to hug the quarterback.

Shane Losey

Shane Losey keeps his eyes locked on the ball.

eck and liquidano

   Ty Eck (1) snags a Lakeside runner, while Uriel Liquidano (right) flies in to help out on the play.

Greg Villarreal

Greg Villarreal ponders man’s fate in the vast universe … or his team’s next play.

Jacob Martin

   Always-helpful Jacob Martin (32) figures there’s no reason for the Lakeside runner to wait until after the game to take his pads off.

Seth David

Seth David checks his chin strap before going out and droppin’ a hurtin’.

team

CHS coach Brett Smedley (middle) lays out the game plan for his squad.

John Fisken was a busy, busy guy.

The travelin’ photo man snapped a ton of photos Saturday as Coupeville High School played a summer scrimmage against visiting Lakeside, and, while we ran a bunch that day, we didn’t use them all up.

So, as we head into a Monday morning, here’s a few more football-drenched images.

23 days until the official start of practice. Not that anyone’s counting…

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Lathom

   Lathom Kelley, one of two Wolf seniors who could be a four-year letterman, looks for room to run. (John Fisken photos)

Josh Poole

   No many how many Lakeside tacklers come after him, none of them are getting the ball away from Josh Poole and his death grip.

Gabe Eck

Freshman QB Gabe Eck runs the offense.

Brenden Gilbert

   It takes two foes to slow down Wolf lineman Brenden Gilbert, and still he moves the line … cause he’s a beast.

JR Pendergrass

JR Pendergrass contemplates the pain he’s about to inflict.

Jacob Martin

You can run, but you can’t get away from Jacob Martin (32).

Ty Eck

Ty Eck airs one out.

tackle

A Lakeside runner finds himself the filling in a sandwich o’ pain.

Jake

Jake Hoagland keeps his eye on the play.

If it’s July 25, it’s football season.

Sort of.

With summer workouts winding down, Coupeville High School got a chance to run plays against a real foe Saturday, with Lakeside coming to town for a scrimmage.

Traveling photo man John Fisken was nice enough to grace us with his presence, and the photos above are courtesy him.

This batch focuses on Coupeville players, while the previous article put the spotlight on Wolf coaches and fans.

Oh, and if you’re curious, the first day of real practice?

Wednesday, Aug. 19 — a mere 25 days from now.

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Brett Smedley (John Fisken photos)

Wolf head coach Brett Smedley watches his players at work. (John Fisken photos)

Christi Messner

Sisters Christi Messner (left) and Aimee Bishop grant a photo op.

coaches

Coach corner, as gridiron guru Orson Christensen (front in blue), former CHS head man Tony Maggio (red jersey) and state baseball Hall of Famer Jim Waller (back, in cap) congregate.

assistant coach

CHS assistant coach Dylan Schachtner shows the Badgers some love.

parents

  Nice weather and the sound of football helmets hitting draw out a collection of Wolf parents and fans.

bbq

   Grill master Lincoln Kelly (black CHS shirt) fires up the grill, as Wolf parents prepare for a post-scrimmage BBQ.

If it’s July 25, it’s football season.

Sort of.

With summer workouts winding down, Coupeville High School got a chance to run plays against a real foe Saturday, with Lakeside coming to town for a scrimmage.

Traveling photo man John Fisken was nice enough to grace us with his presence, and the photos above are courtesy him.

This batch focuses on Coupeville coaches and fans, while the next article will feature Wolf players in action.

Oh, and if you’re curious, the first day of real practice?

Wednesday, Aug. 19 — a mere 25 days from now.

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Just the facts.

Just the facts.

Work out and help little kids.

Coupeville High School’s volleyball and football squads are helping to put on a fundraiser Aug. 17 which will raise money to help with the Wolf Buddies program.

That program, restarted by CHS volleyball coach Breanne Smedley last season, teams up elementary school kids with high school athletes, during the school day and at games.

The fundraiser, called WOD With The Wolves, will be hosted by CrossFit in Oak Harbor.

WOD, or Workout of the Day, will be geared towards a “fun, high-energy team format workout that can be scaled to any fitness level.”

“All are welcome!,” Smedley said.

There is no charge to attend, but donations will be accepted at the door on the day of the event or through a PayPal account.

If you are planning to take part in WOD With The Wolves, RSVP to breannesmedley@coupeville.k12.wa.us.

To donate through PayPal, jump over to:

http://coupevillevolleyball.weebly.com/connectdonate.html

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Wolf coach Brett Smedley passes on knowledge to sophomore Cameron Toomey Stout.

   Wolf coach Brett Smedley imparts knowledge to sophomore Cameron Toomey-Stout. (Kelly Crownover photos)

team

It’s their moment, but in a moment…

Jake

Jake Hoagland (8) has his fast shorts on.

cheer

CHS cheerleaders fine-tune their moves.

Cameron

“Where do you think you’re going?” You can run, but you can’t hide from Toomey-Stout.

Zane

Zane Bundy cranks out kicks on a dry prairie.

T-minus-four weeks.

Wednesday evening, the Coupeville High School football team officially moved one month away from the first day of practice (Aug. 19) and marked the occasion by putting on helmets and pads.

The Wolves faced off with La Conner in a 7-on-7 scrimmage at the CHS practice field, and, while score wasn’t kept, we did snag some photos, courtesy Kelly Crownover.

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