Mia Littlejohn, who scored a school-record 27 goals last season, is transferring to Garfield for her senior season. (John Fisken photos)
Littlejohn, a bulldog on the basketball court, was a two-time First-Team All-League pick.
The sisterhood is breaking up.
On the field, that is, not off the field.
Mia Littlejohn, who shattered Coupeville High School’s single-season soccer scoring record last year, is transferring to Garfield for her senior year.
Younger sister Kalia, a high-scoring soccer sensation herself, is remaining a Wolf and will be a junior at CHS this fall.
The older sister torched the nets for 27 goals as a junior, besting Abraham Leyva’s previous standard of 20, and was honored as Co-MVP by Olympic League coaches.
Led by Mia’s fiery attacks on the goal, Coupeville finished 8-7-1 overall, 6-3 in league play. Runner-ups to Klahowya, the Wolves set a program record for wins.
Littlejohn was a two-sport standout for the Wolves, running the point for the girls basketball squad.
A three-year letter winner and two-time First-Team All-League player as a hoops star, Mia never lost a league game during her time on the high school basketball court.
Coupeville’s girls are 27-0 in their three years in the conference, with Littlejohn’s pinpoint passes and swooping drives to the bucket a big part of their success.
While she won’t be playing for the Wolves anymore, Mia plans to stay in tune with how her lil’ sis and former teammates are doing.
“I’ll come visit for games, for sure,” Littlejohn said.
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