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“They’re going to improve our field. No, really!” (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Coupeville High School officials are moving forward on two projects to improve playing surfaces for Wolf athletics.

The ongoing construction of new tennis courts next to the CHS gym has mostly been completed, but the actual pouring of concrete will likely have to wait until after the brunt of winter, said Superintendent Steve King.

For now, the project, which is a capital project funded by a levy, has produced additional parking slots for those attending basketball games.

Those slots are located on the Northwest corner of the gym.

Once spring arrives, CHS also plans to begin work on improvements to the school’s softball field.

“In working with our community and the Town of Coupeville, we have determined that a renovation of the field is a better option than our original plans to relocate,” King said.

“We will be doing some initial improvements on the field this winter, and then during the summer of 2024, we will do a more significant update.

“The most important part of this change will be creating a larger and safer backstop to keep balls off of Terry Road for safety reasons.”

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   Coupeville sports fans need to put on their best walking shoes and stroll a couple hundred extra feet this week. (David Stern photo)

   The new CHS football/soccer/track grandstand arrives. Now, it’s an Ikea project waiting to be put together. (Kristin Hurlburt photo)

This time, they want you to sneak in the back way.

Well, “sneak” might not be the operative word, but definitely go around to the back and tell ’em David sent you.

With the long-anticipated installation of new bleachers at Coupeville High School’s football field finally a go, spectators at events this week won’t be able to use the elementary school entrance.

Instead, you need to park at the baseball field parking lot, which sits right behind the football field on Terry Road.

Then walk yourself straight forward past the diamond and enter the football/soccer field through the normally closed-off back entrance.

The temporary change affects three games this week, one of which will have ticket-sellers camped out at that back entrance.

CHS girls soccer hosts Sequim Tuesday (4:00) and CMS football welcomes Port Townsend to town Wednesday (3:45), before the week is capped with Coupeville’s Homecoming football game (7:00) against Bellevue Christian.

Of the three, fans are charged admission at only the last event.

With varsity football games at home the following two weeks — Oct. 20 vs. Klahowya and Oct. 27 vs. Chimacum — the possibility Wolf fans will experience new stands this season (after just a two-year wait) has taken a giant leap forward.

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