Landon Roberts is taking his talents to Walla Walla. (Photos courtesy Jon Roberts)
New adventures await Landon Roberts.
The Coupeville High School grad, coming off a stellar senior year where he was honored as the CHS Male Athlete of the Year, has signed to play college baseball next spring.
Roberts is headed to Walla Walla Community College, and he put pen to paper Tuesday to make his hardball commitment official.
Landon, who joined big sis Lindsey as well as parents Jon and Sherry in being honored as a CHS Athlete of the Year, will also be pursuing educational goals in Eastern Washington.
He will be working towards obtaining an Associate of Applied Science degree in Welding and Fabrication.
The parental units watch their son make it official.
Landon is a fifth-generation Coupeville grad, with numerous members of both sides of the family having attended CHS.
The latest all-star from the clan was a team captain for all three of his teams, helping guide the CHS cross country, basketball, and baseball programs to great success.
The Wolves come out to support one of their own.
The harriers advanced to state during Roberts final two seasons, with the Wolves finishing in the top 10 in the team standings both times.
On the basketball hardwood, he was tabbed as the varsity Defensive MVP as a senior, while also proving to be a deadly shooter in high-pressure moments.
On the baseball diamond, where he helped the Wolves advance to state as a sophomore and junior, Landon was a pitching ace who also filled in wherever help was needed.
That included doing time as an infielder, an outfielder, and, late in his prep career, as a rock-solid catcher.
He capped his CHS run by playing in the All-State feeder games, joining a select group of former Wolves who have gotten the call.
Wolf coaches hail the three-sport captain.
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