Phoenix Webster is ready to have an impact.
The Coupeville High School freshman soccer player is still adapting to learning a new sport, but she already has goals in place. And one of those goals — scoring a goal.
“I’m actually new to the whole soccer thing, but I’m a fast learner, so it shouldn’t be too hard for me,” Webster said. “I’m hoping to kick a goal really, since I haven’t played much. I know I will.”
Webster is a midfielder for the Wolves, who host Island arch-rival South Whidbey tonight at 6 PM. One of six ninth graders on the CHS roster, she has plans to play sports year-round for her school.
“I haven’t played any other sports yet this year but I usually play basketball and I’m planning to try out tennis,” she said.
Whether she’s on the soccer pitch or off, Webster can always turn to her family for help and guidance.
“My brother has definitely had an impact on me,” she said. “He has always been there to talk to and someone who knows sports.”
And her sibling is not the only person rooting for Webster. Her friends play a large role in her life, as well.
“Apart from soccer I’m usually with my friends,” Webster said. “I’m really talkative once you get to know me or I’m just not in the mood to care if you like me or not.”












































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