William Nelson and his teammates will look to rebound as league play begins. (John Fisken photo)
Sometimes, the less said, the better.
Coming off a two-week break between games, the Coupeville High School boys’ soccer squad returned to action Saturday.
Sort of.
Oh, the Wolves took the field on Vashon Island, but they failed to break out of a game-long funk and absorbed a 10-0 non-conference rout.
Their coach was less than impressed, but remained forward-looking.
“We did not do so well, we played like we were on break,” said Kyle Nelson. “We will regroup and get ready for our league games starting this week.”
The loss, the fourth time the Wolves were shut out this season, dropped them to 1-5.
But, more than half the season remains to right things.
Coupeville’s remaining schedule, which has been ripped up and put back together (again), kicks off with back-to-back Olympic League games against Chimacum (1-5).
The first of those is on the road this Thursday, April 16.
After that come two league games apiece against Port Townsend (1-5-1) and Klahowya (5-1-2) and a non-conference game against Charles Wright Academy.
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