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Same sport, different look.

The Central Whidbey Soccer Club has opened registration for a spring season, though the ongoing pandemic will give things a slightly different look.

Practices begin April 12, but there won’t be games, at least at first.

The CWSC will operate an “Academy”-style season, with the hope that some “special events may be held on an occasional weekend.”

If that happens, players and parents will be notified well in advance.

Because of the change in format, registration has been reduced to $30 a player, which covers the player fee with the state and a CWSC t-shirt.

Five programs are currently offered — U10 teams for boys and girls, U12 teams for boys and girls, and a U15 coed team.

For more info and to register, pop over to:

Home (centralwhidbeysoccer.com)

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Chris Cernick

Keep it going.

Coupeville High School grad Chris Cernick continues to fine-tune his soccer skills, while also building his following on TikTok.

His latest video, which hit Wednesday, is “probably by far my favorite one to make,” he said.

Take a few moments out of your day and marinate in the movement of the ball, while also getting a look at a variety of Whidbey locales.

 

@chriscernick

Your a wizard Harry🤯

♬ son original – Mamoras

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Chris Cernick

Back at it, through rain and sleet and snow.

Coupeville grad Chris Cernick continues to work on fine-tuning his soccer skills, regardless of the weather conditions outside.

His latest chills ‘n thrills, courtesy TikTok:

 

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Chris Cernick, back in his CHS days. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Keep on the grind.

Former Coupeville High School soccer player Chris Cernick is documenting his ever-increasing bag of pitch skills, as seen in the new video below:

 

@chriscernick

We only hit bangers🔥! @street_panna rainbow bicycle kick😯 #fyp#foryoupage#rainbowbicycle#bangers#soccerskills

♬ Spotlight – NCK

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Coupeville grad Chris Cernick is using the COVID shutdown to work on his soccer skills. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

The COVID-19 shutdown has been good for Chris Cernick’s soccer game.

The Coupeville grad has spent a considerable amount of time working on his skill set, up to and including making trick shots such as the one seen in the video below.

Cernick has built a strong following on Instagram and other social media sites, showcasing his work.

Now, he’d just like to get another shot at playing in a real game.

“Quarantine has had me improve so much, I can’t wait till I can play for a team off-Island!,” he said.

 

@chriscernick

should this video go viral? comment @overtimefc if you think it should! #fyp#foryoupage#soccer#soccerlover

♬ wasted potential – chillytunees

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