Wolf freshman Teagan Calkins earned First-Team All-Conference honors for her superb play. (Jackie Saia photos)
The future is bright for Coupeville High School softball.
Coming off a strong 14-6 season, seven Wolves were tabbed to All-Conference teams by Northwest 2B/1B League coaches.
Better still, four of those seven, including all three players to land First-Team honors, still have two or more seasons left to play.
Sophomores Madison McMillan (SS) and Mia Farris (OF) were joined by freshman catcher Teagan Calkins in receiving top honors.
Four other Wolves — sophomore Taylor Brotemarkle (2B) and seniors Allie Lucero (P/1B), Gwen Gustafson (3B/OF), and Maya Lucero (P/1B) — were named to the Second Team.
Coupeville’s seven All-League players make for a formidable lineup.
Coach of the Year honors went to a former Wolf assistant coach, with Concrete’s Stephanie Henning honored by her fellow diamond gurus for reviving the Lion program.
“She kept her girls playing all season,” said CHS coach Kevin McGranahan. “Something to be said for her and her coaching.”
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