An injury might have sidelined Jacob Martin for a moment, but he still stayed busy all night long. (John Fisken photo)
Wolf soccer stars (l to r) Ema Smith, Lindsey Roberts, Kalia Littlejohn and Mckenzie Meyer crossed the water to root for their boys.
CHS athletes turned fans-for-a-night Payton Aparicio (left) and Lauren Bayne fuel up for a long night of cheering.
Kaila Olin, a Port Townsend grad, spends her Friday night working the game along side her dad.
Zane Bundy gets things kicked off.
“Oh, we’re gonna get loud. Don’t worry about that…”
Roberts makes dang sure she only has to make one trip to the concession stand, while Wolf spiker Lauren Rose kicks off a new career as a noodle model.
And then, as always, the giggles took over.
Ridin’ the ferry. Ridin’ the ferry all year long.
It’s what Whidbey athletes and fans do, and the familiar routine played out again, as a chunk of Wolf Nation flooded onto a boat or two and bobbed its way over to Port Townsend for a dash of Friday Night Lights.
Coupeville returned with a win (28-26 over Chimacum), a share of first place in the 1A Olympic League standings and a string of snazzy photos courtesy travelin’ camera clicker John Fisken.
The faces change from year to year, but the feeling remains.
Something magical about small town football Fridays, on and off the field.
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