Coupeville Sports

Jonathan Thurston looks in for the sign. (Shelli Trumbull photos)

Aiden Crimmins camps out in right field, looking uncannily like his dad, former CHS baseball star Jon Crimmins.

Clay Reilly monitors for any suspicious activity from his post at third base.

There is only one unbeaten team in Coupeville, and that squad is playing at home this afternoon.

The Wolf JV baseball team is a perfect 1-0, having drilled South Whidbey Mar. 20.

Now, after a two-week break, the freshman-fueled diamond men return to action against Archbishop Thomas Murphy at 4 PM.

It’s your only chance to see the future of CHS baseball for another month, as the Wolves hit the road for their next three games.

They wrap a six-game JV season with a home game against Sultan May 1.

So get off yer lazy duff and meander out to Robert Sherman Field.

It’s the field with all the wind, sitting out there on the prairie. Hard to miss.