Gavin Knoblich, giving pitchers nightmares every time he picks up a bat. (John Fisken photos)
Luke Vrable drops a sweet bunt.
Chelsea Prescott breaks off a nasty fastball.
CHS soccer/tennis star Mckenzie Meyer (right) is happy, cause her little bro’ is in the next photo.
See, told ya. Caleb Meyer drops down to snag an incoming ball.
Zach Ginnings is a man with a mission. A mission to crush the ball.
Knoblich shows off his ballet-like defensive moves, stretching out to snag a throw.
“Some day that could be you. Just gotta stretch those quads out…”
The photos were poppin’.
The runs, not so much, but tomorrow is another day.
Unable to scrape together much offense, the Central Whidbey Little League 11/12 All-Star Majors baseball squad fell 6-1 to arch-rival North Whidbey Sunday.
The loss evened Central’s record at 1-1 in the ongoing District 11 playoffs and drops them into a loser-out battle with South Whidbey Monday.
That game is set for 6 PM at the South Whidbey Parks and Recreation Fields.
North Whidbey will play Sedro-Woolley at the same time and place, with the winner advancing to the championship series.
The loser of Central vs. South will join Anacortes and turn in their gear, while the winner Monday advances to play the loser of the N. Whidbey/Sedro game.
While they have their backs to the wall now, Central Whidbey can look at the successful championship run of Coupeville’s 9/10 softball team for inspiration.
That squad also lost early, then ripped off a string of wins in loser-out games to win a district title and earn a berth at state.
As they prepare for their next hurdle Monday, now is a perfect chance to step back and enjoy some pics from Sunday’s game, courtesy John Fisken.
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