The moment before you go ten-run another foe. (Kelly Crownover photo)
The hits came, before and after the game.
Playing a South Skagit Lightning squad in need of experience, the South Central Sox romped to a 15-5 win Saturday, then stayed around and put in some after-game play to give a new pitcher a chance to face live hitters.
In the regular game, Coupeville’s contingent on the South/Central Whidbey little league team made an impact, with Ema Smith blasting a triple.
Smith and Veronica Crownover added singles, with Crownover and Tamaki Nastali walking multiple times.
Nastali (2), Crownover (2) and Smith (1) combined for five steals, as the Sox took advantage of the Lightning, who were missing their normal starting pitcher.
In the extra play, Crownover continued to swing a hot bat, bashing a double.
Coupeville Sports 
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