Scout “Dead-Eye” Smith lines up a free throw. (John Fisken photos)
Wolf 7th grade point guard Mollie Bailey pushes the ball up floor under pressure.
It’s Chelsea Prescott’s rebound, and no, you cannot have it. So stop asking!!
Seraina Weatherford (right) dances the jump ball tango with a rival player.
Maya Toomey-Stout (center) and Emma Mathusek (right) share a lighthearted moment on the bench, while Smith plots how she’s going to break Chimacum’s very soul.
Mathusek gets ready to knock down one of her four buckets on the afternoon.
Catherine Lhamon spins into action.
Morgan Pease (left), who was a savage on defense, ripping down rebounds and rejecting shots, goes to the floor to deny Chimacum.
Morgan Pease is gonna hurt folks.
And I mean that in the best way possible.
The Coupeville Middle School 7th grader was maybe the brightest star Thursday, as the Wolves opened their new season.
Ripping down rebounds, slamming Chimacum shots into the stands, Pease revived memories of CHS defensive legend Lexie Black, who still holds state tournament records a decade after graduation.
Take Pease, toss in quicksilver, sweet-shooting Chelsea Prescott, relentless ball-hawk Avalon Renninger and feisty floor leaders like Scout Smith and Maya Toomey-Stout and the future is a bright one for Wolf girls basketball.
On hand to catch opening night action was travelin’ photo man John Fisken.
Now back from pulling extensive duty at the state wrestling tourney in Tacoma, he delivers the photos above.
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