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The tennis court calls you. (Ken Stange photo)

It’s a golden opportunity.

When I played tennis at Tumwater High School in the late ’80s, I was fighting for playing time with about 30 other netters.

Jump forward to 2025 and if you attend Coupeville schools, the court can belong to you.

The Wolves are attempting to resurrect their boys’ tennis squad this fall, and they need six players to accomplish the goal.

Through the first two days of practice, they have two.

Which means, if you’re in grades 8-12 and have any desire to play the sport of Roger Federer, CHS coaches Tim Stelling and Starla Seal want to meet you — regardless of whether you’re a seasoned court ace or want to make your first bid to rep the red and black.

If interested, practices are set for 3:00-5:00 PM at the CHS courts, Monday-Friday. Those swanky courts can be found just down from the high school gym.

Don’t throw away your shot.

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The courts will be abuzz with aces and backhands again this summer.

Coupeville High School tennis coaches Starla Seal and Tim Stelling are back to host a skills camp for young netters, with slots open to girls and boys entering grades 3-8.

The event plays out July 21-25 and a lot of the info you need can be found in the photo above.

Though, one update.

While that flier says the preregister deadline is June 14, it’s been pushed out to June 20.

So, get crackin’. To sign up your child, pop over to:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScTL30yKAyv6s2PZQKOkj4Pavey_LH-tPeBqITPqL_Q9qaJUg/viewform?pli=1

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Help test out the new tennis courts.

With brand-new playing surfaces just about finished next to the Coupeville High School gym, CHS coaches are planning to hold a tennis camp July 8-12.

The event is a fundraiser for Wolf tennis, while also offering young players in grades 3-8 a chance to get an introduction to the game, or finetune their skills.

Deadline to sign up is June 14.

“So excited to share our knowledge of tennis with the community!” said CHS net coach Starla Seal.

“Looking forward to introducing tennis to our youth and getting them involved at an early age in such a great sport.

“The more opportunities the youth can have the better, especially at this age when they are trying different sports out and getting a feel for which one best suits them!”

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