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Teo (John Fisken photos)

Teo Keilwitz (9) leads the Wolves out to battle. (John Fisken photos)

Ryan Labrador

Ryan Labrador (70) just wants to hug the quarterback.

Shane Losey

Shane Losey keeps his eyes locked on the ball.

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   Ty Eck (1) snags a Lakeside runner, while Uriel Liquidano (right) flies in to help out on the play.

Greg Villarreal

Greg Villarreal ponders man’s fate in the vast universe … or his team’s next play.

Jacob Martin

   Always-helpful Jacob Martin (32) figures there’s no reason for the Lakeside runner to wait until after the game to take his pads off.

Seth David

Seth David checks his chin strap before going out and droppin’ a hurtin’.

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CHS coach Brett Smedley (middle) lays out the game plan for his squad.

John Fisken was a busy, busy guy.

The travelin’ photo man snapped a ton of photos Saturday as Coupeville High School played a summer scrimmage against visiting Lakeside, and, while we ran a bunch that day, we didn’t use them all up.

So, as we head into a Monday morning, here’s a few more football-drenched images.

23 days until the official start of practice. Not that anyone’s counting…

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Gabe (left) and Ty Eck (Teresa Besaw photo)

Gabe (left) and Ty Eck (Teresa Besaw photo)

Gabe flies for yardage while playing youth football in Oak Harbor. (John Fisken photos)

   Gabe flies for yardage while playing youth football in Oak Harbor. (John Fisken photos)

Ty drops the hammer on 'd'.

Ty drops the hammer on ‘d’.

Football rolls on.

The school seasons are done, but Coupeville Middle School eighth graders Gabe and Ty Eck aren’t putting away their pads and mouth guards just yet.

The duo were selected to play with the Northwest Cougars 8th grade select team, which will participate in the Tanoa Bowl in Auburn Dec. 26-28.

That event will bring together the Cougars, who have former NFL player Marcus Trufant on staff, with three other squads — FBU Seattle, Vancouver B.C. Elite and a Hawaiian All-Star team.

After the Tanoa Bowl, the Ecks will bounce to Orlando to participate in the Offense-Defense Youth All-American Bowl, which is part of a series of games held in the Citrus Bowl in the first week of Jan.

It’s the fourth time the brothers have played in the Bowl, with previous trips to Dallas, Houston and Orlando.

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"Michael Jordan, eat your heart out!!" (John Fisken photos)

“LeBron himself couldn’t guard me today!!” (John Fisken photos)

"Dear sweet lord, someone get open NOW!!!"

“Dear sweet lord, someone get open NOW!!!”

Ty Eck wants two and he will not be denied.

Ty Eck (3) comes in hot.

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  “Fool! You let me get between you and the basket. Can I get you some butter, cause you’re toast now, baby!!”

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   “First I fake the pass over the top and then I bring the ball down and … hey, did you tape your ankles? Cause I’m about to break them!!”

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  “I learned this move from the five minutes of “Kill Bill” I saw on TNT that one time. It does NOT end well for you, son!!”

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   “Um … coach Bob, he just went all “Karate Kid” on that dude. Can I do that, too? Coach Bob … COACH BOB?!?!?”

John Fisken outdid himself.

The wandering sage of the photography game slid through town Wednesday and fired off a few thousand clicks of the camera as the Coupeville Middle School boys’ basketball teams clashed with visiting King’s.

The seven pics above, action-packed all, are just a hint of what he captured.

After you bask in their glow (and either chuckle or grimace as you read my contributions — the “carefully” crafted cutlines), hop over to the links below and see the rest.

And remember, all purchases help fund scholarships for CHS student/athletes.

Do your civic duty!

7th grade — http://www.shutterfly.com/progal/album.jsp?aid=768a5498cf358c0cefe9

8th grade — http://www.shutterfly.com/progal/album.jsp?aid=768a5498cf358c737ae0

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(John Fisken photos)

“No! You cannot have my ball! This is my ball!!” (John Fisken photos)

Sean

Sean Toomey-Stout heads after a loose ball.

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Ty Eck will not be denied.

And then a gun show broke out in the hallway.

And then a gun show broke out in the hallway.

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When the nostrils flare, it’s time to run.

tean

The future of Wolf hoops.

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Gabe Eck cruises in for two.

Coupeville beats the pressure.

Coupeville beats the pressure.

Basketball be back.

Making their home debut Wednesday, Coupeville Middle School boys’ basketball players became the first Wolves to hoop it up.

Along for the ride, madly clicking away, was photographer John Fisken.

To see more of his work and possibly buy some (thereby helping fund college scholarships for CHS student/athletes), hop over to the various links below:

7th & 8th JV — http://www.shutterfly.com/progal/album.jsp?aid=768a5498cf358a35efd3

7th varsity — http://www.shutterfly.com/progal/album.jsp?aid=768a5498cf358a347aa4

8th varsity — http://www.shutterfly.com/progal/album.jsp?aid=768a5498cf358a3befdd

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Matthew Kelley (Pat Kelley photo)

   Matthew Kelley (right) waits for his moment to shine in the rain Saturday. (Pat Kelley photo)

The “hired guns” did their job, and they did it well.

With Coupeville not having a youth football program, local boys end up playing ball in Oak Harbor, and a pack of Wolves spread across three teams all had success on a rainy Saturday.

Logan Downes hauled in a 15-yard reception, busted out a 20-yard run and chased down a runner nearly the length of the field to save a touchdown as the Oak Harbor Pee Wees won 27-0.

The Oak Harbor Juniors, paced by Matthew Kelley and Gavin St Onge, held off Burlington-Edison 12-6.

Kelley, who also played in a soccer game the same day (his team won 4-1) had seven tackles and helped his team get an important first down when he got his defender to pick up a flag for tackling him before the catch on fourth down.

A step above, Coupeville eighth graders Gabe Eck, Ty Eck and Alex Turner helped their Oak Harbor squad defeat LaConner 22-6.

All three Wildcat teams will return to the gridiron for another playoff game Saturday, Nov. 1.

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