Photo by John Fisken

Photo by John Fisken

Heartbreaker

Coupeville lost 13-6 to Friday Harbor in triple overtime.

  • Friday, October 29, 2021 2:41pm
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The Wolves take down a Wolverine during an Oct. 28 game. Coupeville lost 13-6 when Friday Harbor scored the winning touchdown in triple overtime.

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