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Fall soccer registration closes Saturday

Posted in soccer, tagged , , , on August 3, 2026| Leave a Comment »

It’s the final week, and they want to hear from you.

Registration for the fall season of Central Whidbey Soccer closes this Saturday, August 8, and the league still needs players in several divisions to have full rosters.

All levels are still accepting players, but there is a particular need for girls and boys U8 booters, as well as girls U12 and coed U15.

For more info and to register before it’s too late, pop over to:

https://www.centralwhidbeysoccer.com/

 

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Soccer signups start this week

Posted in soccer, tagged , , , on July 6, 2026| Leave a Comment »

“I was told there would be orange slices served, sir. Pay up!!” (Photos courtesy Central Whidbey Soccer)

Beat the rush to ensure your children get a chance to score.

Registration for the fall season of Central Whidbey Soccer action begins July 8 and closes August 8.

For all the pertinent info, take a look at the photo below, then pop over to https://www.centralwhidbeysoccer.com/.

 

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Central Whidbey youth soccer options expand

Posted in soccer, tagged , , , on January 26, 2026| Leave a Comment »

Soccer is exploding on The Rock.

For Coupeville players, the Central Whidbey Soccer Club is once again the hub for action, with registration for the spring season going on now.

The club plans to build teams from U6 to U19, with several new options added.

After previously running U15 as co-ed, CWSC is offering separate girls and boys divisions this time around, with the goal of “rebuilding and growing girls’ participation.”

Soccer organizations based out of both North and South Whidbey are doing the same as well, to help build female interest in the sport.

Central Whidbey is also adding a U19 co-ed program to the spring, with games set for Sunday, allowing high school athletes a chance to play soccer without encroaching on their school sports seasons.

The move is helped by Orcas Island returning to join Whidbey teams, allowing for more games.

For all the answers to your soccer-related questions and to register your players, pop over to:

https://www.centralwhidbeysoccer.com/

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Help guide Central Whidbey soccer

Posted in soccer, tagged , , , on January 7, 2026| Leave a Comment »

Join a winning team.

Central Whidbey Soccer, the driving force behind the youth pitch game in Coupeville, hosts its annual general meeting this Sunday.

Want to be part of the action and adventure?

Take a gander at the informational photo above, then head over to your local library — it’s located at 788 NW Alexander St. if you’re unfamiliar — and shoot your shot.

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Kisch swaps soccer coaching gigs

Posted in Girls Soccer, tagged , , , , on April 25, 2025| Leave a Comment »

Kimberly Kisch is stepping down as Coupeville High School girls’ soccer coach but will continue working on the pitch. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)

She’s shifting gears.

After two seasons of working as a coach at the same high school where she once played soccer herself, Kimberly Kisch has resigned.

But that doesn’t mean she’s leaving the pitch, just planning to redirect her efforts to a different age group.

Kisch was hired to coach the CHS girls’ soccer program, but the Wolves have been unable to field a full team the past two seasons due to a shortage of players.

Those girls who did show up have played with the Wolf boys as a co-ed team, with Kisch joining fellow soccer guru Robert Wood on the sideline.

Wood recently stepped down as boys coach, citing the difficulty in balancing the position with his real-world job.

Now, Kisch is joining him in stepping away from high school soccer and will instead focus on continuing her work with younger players.

“I’m not leaving soccer,” she said. “I am just putting more into the younger divisions.

“I took on the Vice President role for Central Whidbey Youth Soccer and I went back to coaching for them in U12. I have had a number of these girls since U8.

“I am back with them and hoping to inspire them to stick with soccer so that we can revive the girls (high school) program.”

In her resignation letter, Kisch expressed her gratitude for the time she had with the high school program, and the hope it would continue to be rebuilt.

“It is important for this program to grow and flourish and I do not feel that I can accomplish this in my current role,” she wrote to Athletic Director Brad Sherman.

“I greatly enjoyed my time working with and learning from you, Coach Rob, and the student players.

“Moving forward I would like to take what I have learned the program needs and feed it into the younger players coming up.

“I am so hopeful that training the lower divisions will be effective in the revival of the high school girl’s program.”

Kisch hopes to remain involved with the CHS program as a volunteer, offering support to her replacement.

“Thank you for the opportunity to be involved with this program,” she said. “I am so grateful to have had the honor of coaching for the team I grew up playing on.”

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