Makana Stone (center) was a beast as a sophomore. Now she’s been working all off-season on her game. Prepare for complete annihilation. (John Fisken photo)
Monica Vidoni (24) and Rachael Arand (23) team up Sunday in the fall ball opener. (Amy King photo)
The high school season hasn’t started, but they’re already undefeated.
A “fall ball” team made up of eight Coupeville players and a ringer from the South End, won its opener, bouncing Everett 24-10 Sunday.
“The team played great defense and got going offensively in the second half,” said CHS assistant coach Amy King, merely a fan on this day. “We owned the game from the time we stepped onto the court until the last whistle blew.
“Our defense was so awesome, the other team did not get more than 10 shots off in the first half,” she added. “We could see the frustration on the Everett faces. We couldn’t help but just smile the entire game.”
The squad, coached by Scott Hay and Lark Gustafson, is headed up by Wolves Makana Stone, Monica Vidoni, Kacie Kiel, Lauren Grove, Tiffany Briscoe, Kailey Kellner, Mia Littlejohn and Lindsey Roberts.
Joining them is Rachael Arand, a star at Bush High School.
Arand, who lives on South Whidbey, played with Stone on a club team that traveled across the country this summer.
Fall ball teams don’t typically keep stats, but a few facts from Sunday’s game filtered out.
Arand scored the first three points of the game on free throws, Kiel drained a second-half three-point bomb and Vidoni dropped in several buckets.
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