Members of the GU12 Whidbey Islanders celebrate winning a 6 vs. 6 tourney in Redmond. (Photo courtesy Toni Crebbin)
Wynter Arndt, seen here during the recent little league season, is now tearing up the soccer pitch. (John Fisken photo)
GU12 Islanders after the Seattle Cup. (Crebbin photo)
The future of Wolf girls’ soccer is a bright one.
A variety of younger players who may one day put on the red and black for CHS have been busy running wild on the pitch in recent weeks.
The GU12 Whidbey Islanders team, which includes players from North, Central and South Whidbey, captured first place in a 6 vs. 6 tourney in Redmond Saturday.
It was the second straight season the squad had won the title.
That came on the heels of the Seattle Cup, where Whidbey claimed second place.
Three Islanders — Sophie Martin, Jaelyn Crebbin and Eryn Wood, will be attending Coupeville Middle School in the fall.
Martin’s dad, Ken, and Wood’s dad, Rob, are coaching the squad, while Crebbin is the daughter of former longtime CHS volleyball coach Toni Crebbin.
Another future booter is watch is Wynter Arndt, who currently plays for North Whidbey Soccer Club’s GU10 select team.
Paced by three goals and shutdown defense from Arndt, daughter of former Wolf legend Georgie Smith, her squad, which is a brand new team, advanced all the way to the semifinals of a Crossfire tournament.
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