Chase Anderson was a First-Team All-Conference pick on both offense and defense last year as a sophomore. (Andrew Williams photo)
Chase Anderson is a one-man wrecking crew.
The Coupeville High School junior capped his team’s trip to the Adna Pirates Football Camp by winning the event’s Punt-Pass-Kick competition.
By himself.
While most of the eight teams in attendance, including 2B state runner-up Napavine, operated with a relay system, Anderson handled all three components by himself.
He opened by firing a pass 55 yards, launched a precision punt, then won the event with a 38-yard field goal.
Which is well within his range, as Anderson has nailed a 60-yard try in practice, a moment captured on film by CHS coaches.
The three-sport athlete, who is also a key part of Wolf basketball and baseball squads, is expected to be the focal point for a new-look Coupeville gridiron squad.
After playing at receiver previously, Anderson replaces the graduated Logan Downes at quarterback this season.
He’s also expected to play safety, while handling the team’s kicking duties.
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