
Wolves (l to r) Mitchell Carroll, Jose Castro, Cameron Toomey-Stout and Hunter Downes head out for the pregame meet-and-greet.

After posing for a photo op, Tim Goss went out and picked off the first South Whidbey pass of the day.

Having effectively stretched, Clay Reilly was limber enough to bust out a 60-yard touchdown run later.
For one play, it was perfect.
After that, an extremely thin Coupeville High School JV football team wasn’t able to hang for long Monday with a South Whidbey squad anxious for revenge after watching their varsity counterparts lose “The Bucket.”
The Wolves were barely able to suit enough players to take the field and eventually fell 52-8 while losing two players — James Vidoni and Mitchell Losey — to possible concussions.
Which doesn’t mean there weren’t highlights for CHS. Starting with Tim Goss picking off a pass on the very first play of the game.
Wolf JV coach Ryan King also singled out Gabe Wynn, Brenden Gilbert and Mitchell Carroll for their play on defense (“the kids played their hearts out”) and quarterback Hunter Smith and receiver Hunter Downes on offense.
Clay Reilly broke Coupeville’s biggest play of the afternoon, busting out a 60-yard touchdown run.
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