Wolf senior Kailey Kellner hit 20 straight free throws at one point en route to winning a team shooting competition. (John Fisken photo)
Kailey Kellner has the hottest shooting touch in town.
The Coupeville High School girls’ basketball squad wrapped up its semi-annual free throw shooting competition/fundraiser and the senior gunner took the top spot.
Kellner dropped in 79 of 100, edging junior Mia Littlejohn, who knocked down 70-100, but since she had a hot streak going as free throw #100 tickled the twines, she was allowed to keep shooting.
She promptly knocked down eight more in a row from the charity stripe, running her streak to 20 makes in a row, then bounced one off the rim to finish 87-109.
Kellner inherits the crown from Wynter Thorne, who won the last competition in 2015.
Lauren Rose (67), Kalia Littlejohn (66) and Kyla Briscoe (63) rounded out the top five, with Briscoe (11) and Allison Wenzel (10) joining Kellner in putting together double-digit streaks of consecutive makes.
All total, 20 Wolf girls, varsity and JV, each put up 100 attempts, raising money to aid the CHS hoops program.
Players got family, friends and fans to pledge per made free throw, or make a lump donation.
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