South Whidbey trailed Coupeville by one set during the volleyball match Tuesday night, then rallied back to win the fourth and fifth sets and claim the island rivalry.
South Whidbey trailed Coupeville by one set during the volleyball match Tuesday night, then rallied back to win the fourth and fifth sets and claim the island rivalry.
The Falcons (4-0 in Cascade Conference; 4-0 overall) defeated the Wolves (0-3; 0-3) in five sets: 20-25, 25-23, 20-25, 25-17 and 15-13.
They outplayed their seeding and sent a message across the state.
The football team is set to wrap up its regular season Friday when the Wildcats host North Kitsap.
A girls softball team comprised of athletes from all parts of Whidbey Island is expanding.
