Central Whidbey is repped by (l to r) Marenna Rebischke-Smith, Thora Iverson, Coral Caveness, and Scout Smith. (Charlotte Young photos)
We are … Whidbey!
They have next. After the next ones have next.
A pack of young Wolves are starring on the softball fields this summer, though they’re still a couple of years away from playing for Coupeville High School.
Working together with teammates from North and South Whidbey, the Central Whidbey sluggers are part of an all-Island Little League All-Star softball squad for players ages 11-12.
When they’re not posing for cameras, they’re busy with playoff action, with a loser-out game Monday night against South Skagit.
That’s a team they already thumped 18-3 Saturday in their playoff opener, before falling 9-5 to undefeated Anacortes Sunday.
Bounce Skagit again tonight, and Whidbey will advance to the championship and a rematch with Anacortes.
Whidbey would need to take two in a row from a team that had ten-runned every foe this season until Sunday, to win a district title.
But win or lose, that howl you hear?
It’s the sound of young Wolves coming up fast and strong, hungry to build on their success.
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