William Nelson will be going into the family business.
The Coupeville High School freshman plans to join the Wolf boys’ soccer team in the spring, a squad coached by his dad, Kyle Nelson.
Older brother Loren already plays for the team, setting up the possibility of brothers running the pitch together.
“My favorite activity is definitely soccer and I’m really excited to finally get to play high school soccer this year,” Nelson said.
But he’s not waiting until the spring to make an impact on the Wolf athletic scene.
Nelson can currently be found stalking the tennis courts at CHS, where he’s teaming up with fellow freshman Joey Lippo as a rapidly-rising doubles team.
While soccer is a family affair, tennis is quickly becoming a large part of his life, as well.
“I have played tennis on and off over the last four to five years,” Nelson said. “I started playing cause I live close to the courts and it seemed like something fun.”
Once on the court, he has started to develop some go-to shots, while continuing to strive for excellence.
“I enjoy most hitting a perfect shot and winning a point,” Nelson said. “I would like to keep improving and win some matches this season.
“I need to work on all areas, but I think my forehand is my best area so far.”
Whichever sport he’s playing, or in the classroom, Nelson benefits from the support of those closest to him.
“I think my family has had a big impact on my life by just pushing me and supporting me all the way.”













































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