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It’s almost time for the high, hard cheese to be served. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

Spring creeps ever closer.

While snow and frost are making a comeback, the promise of baseball and softball season is on the horizon.

With that in mind, Central Whidbey Little League is making a push to get as many kids signed up as possible, while also remaining on the lookout for adults willing to volunteer as coaches and umpires.

You don’t need any prior experience, as the CWLL will provide training, which is described as “not too intensive.”

The final day of registration for players is Friday, Mar. 4.

To sign up your kids, pop over to:

https://www.centralwhidbeylittleleague.com/Default.aspx?tabid=945573

If you have questions or are interested in coaching or making “safe” and “out” calls, you can contact the CWLL at centralwhidbeyll@gmail.com.

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Chelsea Prescott, a three-sport star at Coupeville High School, is playing softball and volleyball as a college athlete. (Photo courtesy Josie Prescott)

New day, new challenge.

Coupeville grad Chelsea Prescott will launch a new season of college sports in March, having made the softball roster at Medaille College in Buffalo, New York.

The former Coupeville High School Athlete of the Year, who is a freshman, played for the Mavericks volleyball program last fall.

Prescott started all 21 of Medaille’s volleyball matches, playing in all 70 sets.

She finished with 116 kills, 165 digs, 24 aces, 12 assists, three solo blocks, 11 block assists, and 148.5 points.

Now it’s back to the softball field to play a sport where she was a holy terror in high school.

A pitcher and shortstop for CHS, Prescott had a lethal bat, killer speed on the base paths, and a gun for an arm.

During her days playing for the Wolves, she helped lead the team to state as a sophomore, before capturing a 12-0 mark during a pandemic-altered senior season.

Prescott and Co. lost their junior campaign on the diamond when Washington state suspended spring sports during the early days of the pandemic.

At Medaille, the former Wolf is looking at a 40-game softball schedule with contests running between March 13 and April 30.

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Sarah Wright kicked off her junior year of college softball. (Photo poached from Sylvia Arnold)

Wright in action this weekend. (Photo property Sewanee: University of the South)

She’s back in business on the diamond.

Coupeville High School grad Sarah Wright got her junior season of college softball started in style this weekend, playing in four games for Sewanee: The University of the South.

The former Wolf and her Tigers teammates traveled from Tennessee to Georgia, where they faced off with Albany State University.

While Sewanee lost all four games, Wright piled up two hits — including a double — two runs, two RBI, and two stolen bases, while playing both catcher and third base.

The last two seasons have been shortened by the pandemic, but Sewanee has a full 38-game schedule set for 2022. Games run through mid-April.

Wright, who was a multi-sport star (volleyball, soccer, basketball, softball) and Valedictorian during her time in Coupeville, is majoring in politics.

Sewanee returns to action next weekend, Feb. 11-12, when it travels to Mississippi for the MUW Invitational.

Wright and Co. will play two games apiece against tourney host Mississippi University for Women and Covenant College.

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Get into the swing of things. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

We’ll do it live!

Central Whidbey Little League will offer three chances for parents and guardians to register their children in person for the upcoming spring season.

The events will hit on consecutive Saturdays (Jan. 15, 22, and 29) and run from 10 AM until noon at the Coupeville High School gym.

Birth certificates for players are not mandatory until All-Star competitions at the end of the season.

If an adult wishes to volunteer with CWLL, they’ll need to provide their driver’s license, and fill out a background check.

Teams will be offered in T-ball, baseball, and fastpitch softball, with action open to players ages 4-14.

 

For more info, pop over to:

https://www.centralwhidbeylittleleague.com/Default.aspx?tabid=945573

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Spring, and little league action, are on their way. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

There’s still a bit of time before games begin, but prospective diamond dandies can get a jump on things.

Registration for Central Whidbey Little League went live when the calendar clicked over to 2022.

Teams will be offered in T-ball, baseball, and fastpitch softball, with action open to players ages 4-14.

For more info, or to register today, pop over to:

https://www.centralwhidbeylittleleague.com/Default.aspx?tabid=945573

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