Lauren Marrs basks in victory, sweet victory. (Emili Marrs photos)
Younger sister Taylor (right) is also a pitch powerhouse.
She’s not a Wolf anymore, but she’s still a winner.
Lauren Marrs, who used to light up the basketball hardwood and soccer pitch in Coupeville, will be a sophomore at Oak Harbor High School this fall.
The talented student/athlete, among the brightest of young stars no matter the color of the uniform, kicked off August with a bang.
Playing at the Washington Rush Cup in Burlington, Marrs manned the goal on a title-winning soccer team, helping her squad go undefeated.
And she wasn’t alone, as younger sister Taylor also played in the tournament as well — for a different team — and scored a goal after being bumped from defense to the front.
The Marrs family, which includes older sister Jaden, a former CHS cheerleader, and parents Brian and Emili, is living the 24/7/365 soccer life.
This weekend’s tourney was the fifth of seven this summer, and the only one in which both Lauren and Taylor both make an appearance.
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