Coupeville High School sophomore Taylor Brotemarkle (left) works with little league slugger Chelsi Stevens. (Katrina McGranahan photos)
One generation teaching the next.
That was what went down Thursday, as the current Coupeville High School softball players took time out from their own season to pass on wisdom to their little league counterparts.
The high school stars developed the plan and ran the two-and-a-half-hour clinic, working with the younger players on defense, hitting, sliding, and team bonding.
“The gym was loud and everyone had a good time and hopefully learned something,” said CHS softball coach Kevin McGranahan.
Madison McMillan passes on hitting wisdom to Adeline Maynes.
“It is always a proud coach moment when your team wants to give back and help the younger girls who one day will be taking their place on the big stage,” McGranahan added.
“We need to keep the close connection to the Central Whidbey Little League, as that is the future for CHS softball. Good job ladies, well done!!”
The present, and future, of Wolf softball.
Coupeville Sports 
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