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Everyone wants to be in the baby biz. (Photos courtesy Pamela Morrell)

Cheerleaders.

Babies.

Page hits galore.

I know a winning combination when I see it.

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CHS basketball coach Megan Richter loves it when a plan comes together. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Everyone wins.

Well, technically, the girls beat the boys during Coupeville High School basketball’s annual toy drive.

So, Megan Richter and her program will have bragging rights and all.

But the real winners are the kids who will get toys during the holiday season, thanks to all the Wolf hoops stars, fans who donated, and Holiday House North, who will distribute the gifts.

Overall, the Wolf hardwood heroes collected more than 200 toys.

Wolf basketball players show off their haul. (Brad Sherman photo)

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Former Coupeville hoops star Scout Smith is back to prowl the sideline as a coach. (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

Picture day arrives for us all.

With a new season on the horizon, Coupeville High School basketball coaches were the first to land in front of the cameras.

Games start next Monday, Dec. 2, but the paparazzi can’t wait that long.

Randy Bottorff

Lark Gustafson

Greg White

Megan Richter

Jon Roberts

Morgan Evans

Brad Sherman

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CHS hoops coach Megan Richter is ready to teach your youngster the art of the roundball.

Registration is open for the Coupeville Youth Basketball Association.

Cost is $50 per player and kids in grades K-5 are eligible.

The season runs from Jan. 6 through the first week of March.

To register or for more information, pop over to:

https://www.coupevilleyouthbasketball.com/

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The CHS gym was alive with the sound of basketball lessons being taught. (Photos courtesy Megan Richter)

The next generation is building for a bright future.

Twenty Coupeville Middle School girls showed up for three days, three hours each time, for a recent basketball skills camp.

The hoops event was run by CHS head coach Megan Richter, with help from middle school net guru Brooke Crowder and a group of former Wolf players.

“They worked so hard and improved so much,” Richter said of her future stars. “It was such a great experience for everyone.”

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