Hunter Downes (and his favorite garbage can) are here to lead the cheers. (John Fisken photos)
Paul Messner (and his magnificent beard) hangs out with daughters Aimee Bishop (left) and Barbi Ford.
Wolf football coaches Ryan King (left) and Brett Smedley are just here for the photo ops.
Coupeville Schools Superintendent Dr. Jim Shank and the real power behind the throne, youngest daughter Ashlie.
“I walk the line!” Sydney Autio’s papa is here to enforce the (volleyball) law.
Sarah Wright’s parental units, Christine and Ron, happily endure another night sacrificing their rears to the rock-hard bleachers. It’s what proud parents do.
Zane Bundy (8) rallies the troops.
Which of these Wolf Buddies will one day be CHS athletic stars themselves? Probably all of them.
There are no more home games.
Well, at least for a few weeks.
Basketball is coming up strong on the outside, but, until then, the remaining fall contests for Coupeville High School are all on the road.
As the Wolf spikers head to Puyallup today for a district playoff game against Cascade Christian and the Coupeville gridiron squad preps for Friday’s finale at Vashon Island, one final look back at the home court advantage.
Wolf fans were loud and proud this fall, and the student section continued to regroup and bloom anew.
Look back in pride, then on to the next season, with the hope that Coupeville will pack the stands for its hoops squads.
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