Wolf junior Korbin Korzan is primed for a run at a state title. (Shelli Trumbull photo)
Only rain can slow down the Wolf express.
The falling wet stuff pushed back Coupeville High School’s baseball district playoff game set for this afternoon.
Instead the Wolves (11-9) will head off Island early Friday, with Lynden Christian joining them at Blaine’s Pipeline Fields for a 4 PM game.
The winner of that district semifinal advances to play the winner of South Whidbey/Friday Harbor 4 PM Saturday and is guaranteed a berth at tri-districts.
If Coupeville falls short against the Lyncs, they will still be alive in the double-elimination tourney and would play Nooksack Valley at Meridian High School Saturday (12 PM) in a loser-out game.
Win that and the Wolves are tri-district bound and will close Saturday afternoon in the 3rd place/4th place game (4 PM) against one of three teams (Meridian, South Whidbey and Friday Harbor).
Four of the eight teams at districts advance on, and Blaine and Mount Baker were bounced from the loser semifinals Thursday, leaving six teams standing at this point.
District bracket:
Coupeville Sports 
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