The batter ordered the high, hard cheese and Julian Welling is ready to deliver it piping hot. (John Fisken photos)
Airborne and elastic, CHS goalie Connor McCormick covers the entire net.
Hungry for another big hit, Mikayla Elfrank carries a big bat and knows how to use it.
Jacob Martin auditions for the role of the T-1000 in the next “Terminator” film.
Don’t try anything, cause Hunter Smith has his eye on you. (Sylvia Hurlburt photo)
Tamika Nastali is aiming for the fence. Yep, the one way out there in center field. (Fisken photos)
Doubles ace Payton Aparicio reaches to the heavens as she unleashes a serve.
Uriel Liquidano (3) keeps his foe as far away as possible.
Currently sitting as the fastest 4 x 200 girls relay team in 1A, it’s (l to r) Sylvia Hurlburt, Makana Stone, Lindsey Roberts and Lauren Grove.
Friday was lovely.
Sunny, no rain, maybe just a ripple or two of breeze across the prairie.
So, of course, there was absolutely, positively no spring sports games scheduled for today.
As opposed to Wednesday, when Coupeville High School softball waged war while being lashed by gale force winds for three hours.
Such is life for athletes playing outside on a rock in the water in March.
Since we didn’t have any live action to report on, here are a collection of photos showcasing all five CHS sports teams, just to remind you what they look like when in action.
Why? Why not.
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