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You're making CHS football coach Tony Maggio lose his mind...

You’re making CHS football coach Tony Maggio lose his mind…

OK, you’ve got another 23 days. Let’s do this thing.

When local photographer John Fisken shoots pics for cascadeathletics.com, a percentage of the sales goes to fund college scholarships.

It’s worked for several years in Oak Harbor.

But here in Coupeville, we’re having a bit of trouble with the concept.

Thanks to a snafu with Coupeville High School, it wasn’t properly promoted, but it’s out there and the deadline for applying has been pushed back a month to May 1.

So listen up this time.

If you want a crack at the $600 or so in the pot — may be more by the time the scholarship(s) are given — get thyself to the CHS counseling office, get an application and get it filled out.

Requirements:

*Must have participated in at least two sports for all four years of high school

*Must have a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA

*Must NOT be getting any type of athletic scholarship from any college

*Must submit a 500 word essay, “How Sports Made Me A Better Person”

Do it, or else I’m claiming the money for a post-season pizza party…

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Brad Sherman (right) prepped for the Roundball Classic by helping his team win the recent Guns vs. Hoses b-ball event. (Sherry Roberts photo)

  Former Wolf star Brad Sherman (right), veteran of past Tom Roehl Roundball Classics. (Sherry Roberts photo)

The legends will return.

Saturday brings the annual Tom Roehl Roundball Classic back to the Coupeville High School gym, and with the arrival of the hoops fundraiser comes the return of former Wolf greats.

Sherman. Bagby. Keohane. Van Velkinburgh. Stuurmans. Sellgren.

Many of them will be there, and more, as teams of Wolf alumni (with some Oak Harbor and South Whidbey players sprinkled in cause someone has to lose) vie for the trophy while raising money to help fund scholarships for CHS students.

Action runs from 10-4 tomorrow. For more info head over to:

http://www.tjroehl.org/2013.html

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