Veronica Crownover guards first base. (Kelly Crownover photos)
An Oak Harbor runner tries to creep away from first.
It was cold, damp and sort of miserable … perfect Wolf hunting weather.
Sparked by their mercenaries from Cow Town, the South Central Sox little league softball squad knocked off dastardly Oak Harbor 8-7 Wednesday.
It was the first win in three tries against the North enders for the South Whidbey/Coupeville sluggers.
With all four of its CMS players on the field — Ema Smith was back manning third base after spending time on injured reserve — the Sox finally put it all together.
“Sometimes being a winner doesn’t always mean scoring the victory, but last night it did!,” said proud softball mom Kelly Crownover. “The team was excited.”
Wolf supernova Sarah Wright earned the win in the pitcher’s circle, throwing a complete game, while also whacking three singles.
Veronica Crownover added a base knock and a series of nice digs, saving errant throws at first base for the Sox, while center fielder Tamika Nastali chipped in with a stolen base.
Coupeville Sports 
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