Hawthorne Wolfe (right) reunites with high school mates Caleb Meyer (left) and Logan Martin. The trio are all college athletes now. (Abbie Martin photo)
Hawk is still flying high.
Coupeville grad Hawthorne Wolfe tossed two scoreless innings Saturday as his Western Washington University baseball squad rolled to the first win in a three-victory weekend.
The Vikings swept Central Oregon Community College, winning 10-0, 11-2, and 5-4.
That lifts WWU to 16-9 on the season heading into the regular season finale this coming weekend against Portland State University.
On the season Wolfe, the former Northwest 2B/1B League baseball MVP, has pitched in nine games, making four starts.
He is 1-0 with a save and has racked up 21 strikeouts in 20 innings of work.
At the plate Wolfe, in a limited number of at-bats, has chipped in with four hits, three runs, and two RBI.
During his Coupeville days Joan McPherson’s grandson was a standout basketball and baseball star who played a major role for league title-winning teams in both sports.
Even with essentially losing a full season of games due to Covid, Wolfe singed the nets for 800 points, making him the #14 scorer all-time in the 106-season history of CHS boys’ basketball.
Coupeville Sports 
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