A pack of CHS cheerleaders made the trip to Anacortes Saturday for a season-opening jamboree. Left, top to bottom, are Mica Shipley, Melia Welling and Kim Castro. On the right, Coral Caveness perches atop Moira Reed. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)
Jake Pease (44) delivers his trademark move, “The Spleen Destroyer.”
Michael Davidson is ready for his close-up, while Charlotte Young is more interested in the action on the field.
Dane Lucero can’t be stopped, even when the would-be tacklers team up.
Lisa Toomey (left) and Beth Stout are on hand to document the derring-do of their son Sean.
In between the action, the Wolf cheerleaders amuse themselves.
Isaiah Bittner (74) and Brian Casey (67) man the line, as QB Dawson Houston barks out signals behind them.
High school sports are back, and the weather has already made the adjustment.
Coupeville’s football squad, plus cheerleaders, parents, and wanderin’ cameraman John Fisken, dodged a few sprinkles Saturday in Anacortes, and the sun was nowhere to be seen.
The event which drew them off Whidbey was a season-opening jamboree featuring the Wolves, Concrete and the host Seahawks.
With the butterflies now out of the way, CHS kicks off regular-season games next Friday, Aug. 31, when it travels to Port Townsend for a 7 PM non-conference game.
As you prep for that, jump over to the link below to see everything Fisken shot Saturday:
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