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Photo by John Fisken From left, Oak Harbor basketball players Zoe Scott and Annalise Wesley chase the ball during a scrimmage at Night Out with the Cats Saturday.

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Basketball season begins

The Oak Harbor High School’s basketball season kicked off on Saturday with an annual tradition.

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A season to remember

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The South Whidbey swim relay team practice their relay handoffs on Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022, at Kamiak High School in Mukilteo, Washington. (Ryan Berry / The Herald)

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South Whidbey swimmers overcome long days to reach state meet

The quartet endures almost daily ferry rides after school, and sometimes before, to compete with Kamiak in a…

Photo by John Fisken Oak Harbor senior Barrett Schmall evades a tackle at the Nov. 4 game against Lakewood. The Oak Harbor varsity football team lost their home non-conference game against Lakewood with a score of 14-12. The team is 2-8 overall so far this season.

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Breaking free

The Oak Harbor varsity football team lost their game against Lakewood with a score of 14-12.

Photo by John Fisken The Oak Harbor varsity girls volleyball team celebrates after winning a point against Edmonds on Nov. 3. (L-R) Jiana Alcaraz-Carter (sophomore, middle blocker), Karen Salinger (sophomore, outside hitter), Jasmine Phillips, (junior, right side hitter), Mia Carman (senior, libero).

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Smackdown

The Oak Harbor varsity girls volleyball team defeated Edmonds on Nov. 3.

Photo be John Fisken Coupeville High School senior running back Dominic Coffman rips through La Conner tacklers on his way to a big gain in Friday’s 78-0 win. Coffman leads the Wolves in rushing yards this season, and is third on the team with nine touchdowns.

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Wolves win league title

The conference title is the third in program history and the first since 1990.

Photo by John Fisken Coupeville athlete Madison McMillan competes in the Oct. 15 match against Neah Bay. Coupeville defeated Neah Bay 3-1. Coupeville High School’s varsity volleyball team is 8-3 overall this season.

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Aces are wild

Coupeville High School’s varsity volleyball team defeated Neah Bay 3-1 on Oct. 15.

Photo by John Fisken South Whidbey senior Cole Tschetter dives to the ground with the ball during a game against King’s on Oct. 14.

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Falcons soar toward playoffs

After a few rocky years during the pandemic, the Falcons are finally soaring high.

Photo by John Fisken Coupeville athlete Josh Upchurch tackles a Bellingham player. The Coupeville High School varsity football team demolished Bellingham 48-6 before a sellout crowd Thursday. The victory lifts Coupeville to 5-1 this season.

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Shock and awe

The Coupeville High School varsity football team demolished Bellingham 48-6 on Thursday.

Photo by John Fisken Oak Harbor senior Barrett Schmall during the game against Mt. Vernon on Friday. Oak Harbor’s varsity football team defeated Mt. Vernon 35- 6.

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Homecoming

Oak Harbor defeated Mt. Vernon 35-6 on Friday.

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Alive and kicking

Although the Falcons lost 5-3, the team played competitively throughout the non-conference game. Coach Terry Swanson said this…

Photo by John Fisken Sophomore Karen Salinger hits the ball in a match against Ferndale. From left, her teammates, senior Paige Fortin, sophomore Jiana Alcaraz-Carter, and senior Mia Carman support the play.

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Oak Harbor defeats Ferndale

The girls varsity volleyball team won three sets out of four to secure a victory over Ferndale.

Photo by John Fisken Carly Vangiesen scored on a corner kick in the second minute of play Thursday at Oak Harbor’s Wildcat Memorial Stadium. The Wildcat girls soccer team beat visiting Mount Vernon 3-1. Addisen Boyer scored the other two goals for the Wildcats.

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Off to a great start

The Wildcat girls soccer team beat visiting Mount Vernon 3-1.