Alita Blouin (10) is out in front of the pack, on her way to slapping home yet another layup. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
294 points.
Well, at least that’s my best guess.
As the Coupeville Middle School girls basketball squads make the turn at the halfway point of the season, that’s what the three units have combined to score across 14 games.
Both the 7th grade varsity and the 8th grade JV team have played five times, and have another five tilts left on the schedule.
The 8th grade varsity, stung by King’s and Northshore Christian not fielding teams, sits with four in the books and five to play.
Now, if I was super-productive, I would have tracked all the rebounds, assists, personal fouls, and other stats as the season has unfolded.
Yeah, didn’t happen…
But, while I might not have achieved statistical nirvana, I have managed to track the gaudiest of all stats – who scored.
At home games, I had my own numbers, and compared them to the official score-books.
When the Wolves were on the road, I went off of the books, which fluctuated in quality depending on whether a Coupeville person was doing them, or whether a local scrawled a pencil across the page.
So, it may not be 100% correct, but I feel pretty confident that it’s at least 97.24% dead-on.
The points race:
8th varsity (four games):
Nezi Keiper – 32
Carolyn Lhamon – 31
Maddie Georges – 30
Alita Blouin – 15
Gwen Gustafson – 8
Ryanne Knoblich – 7
Jill Prince – 4
Hayley Fiedler – 2
Trinity McGee – 2
Jordyn Rogers – 2
7th varsity (five games):
Brionna Blouin – 59
Lauren Marrs – 27
Reese Wilkinson – 8
Desi Ramirez – 7
Erica McGrath – 4
Kayla Arnold – 2
Allison Nastali – 2
Skylar Parker – 2
8th JV (five games):
Trinity McGee – 10
Jessenia Camarena – 6
Mercedes Kalwies-Anderson – 6
Ryanne Knoblich – 6
Cristina McGrath – 6
Adrian Burrows – 4
Karyme Castro – 4
Claire Mayne – 4
Melanie Navarro – 2
Jordyn Rogers – 2
**There is no 7th grade JV.**
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