Work on your game while young and one day you can hit like this. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
Build the present, build the future.
Softball success is booming on the prairie, and a big part of that is the older girl’s willingness to work with their younger counterparts.
Current Coupeville High School players, who are flying high with a 17-1 record this spring, took time Wednesday to mentor the sluggers who will follow in their footsteps.
The Central Whidbey Little League Minors team — 14 players and four coaches — trekked over to the CHS fields, where they worked with the Wolves on a typically breezy “spring” day in Coupeville.
CHS and CWLL players unite on the prairie. (Aaron Lucero photo)
“The varsity players did a fantastic job running the show,” said CHS coach Aaron Lucero.
“Windy and cold, but nobody complained.
“Bethany Hopkins and her (CWLL) coaches have done a great job instilling passion for the game in their team.”
Tomorrow’s stars swing for success. (Lucero photo)
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