Sebastian Davis (left) and JT Quinn combined for three goals Thursday in an 11-1 win. (John Fisken photo)
Abraham Leyva had the kind of game they write songs about.
Picking apart host Chimacum from every angle Thursday, the Coupeville High School junior scored four goals and assisted on four others as the Wolves romped to an 11-1 victory.
The victory improved Coupeville to 2-5 overall, while launching them into first place in the 1A Olympic League standings at a pristine 1-0.
With fellow high-scoring gunner Zane Bundy out for the season (broken fibula), Leyva took the lead on offense all afternoon.
“Abraham had a great game,” said CHS coach Kyle Nelson. “He was a force that Chimacum did not have an answer to.”
“Nice to start the league season off well.”
Leyva’s goal explosion doubled his season output, putting him well ahead of the pack with eight goals.
JT Quinn, making his varsity debut, chipped in with a pair of goals, while Tanner Kircher, William Nelson, Ethan Spark, Sebastian Davis and Joel Walstad all found the back of the net as well.
Nelson and Spark also recorded assists.
Coupeville has a chance to get off to a really solid start in league play, since its next game is a rematch with the same team it just demolished.
The Wolves host Chimacum April 23.
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