Abby Parker (front) and Mckenzie Meyer work on perfecting their relay hand-offs, as team leader Makana Stone keeps a watchful eye on the young duo. (John Fisken photos)
Feeling perky in the sunshine, Lathom Kelley agrees to bring the gun show to town.
Lauren Grove perfects her ability to hover in mid-air.
Lauren Bayne: “Now, if I lean back and arc my javelin nice and high, I might … might … not hit Ariah Bepler in the head. But no promises…”
Not everyone can pull off that fashion ensemble, but Hunter Downes comes pretty dang close.
Parker and Naika Hallam make a bid to replace the school’s groundskeepers.
Lindsey Roberts attacks a hurdle Bruce Lee-style.
Their track game is strong. Their photo game, stronger.
You have to put the work in if you want to shine on the big stage.
Thursday the Coupeville High School track and field team will head down to Langley for a four-team meet (4 PM) that will represent the last time they compete on Whidbey this season.
A day before their meeting with former Cascade Conference rivals South Whidbey, Sultan and Granite Falls, the Wolves were hard at work fine-tuning stuff.
Relay hand-offs, getting a good release on the javelin, posing for team photos … all in a day’s work.
The pics above are courtesy travelin’ photo man John Fisken.
The action is courtesy of an exciting, record-bustin’ pack of Wolves.
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