Ben Smith reps an all-star football uniform Saturday in Kent. (Deb Smith photo)
One final moment on a sunny high school football field.
A week after playing his final game in a Coupeville uniform, Wolf senior Ben Smith participated Saturday in the annual Cleats vs. Cancer All-Star Football Showcase.
Held at French Field in Kent, the game pitted some of the state’s top players in a charity game, with money raised by ticket sales going to help children battling cancer.
Hanging out with some of his teammates for a day. (Deb Smith photo)
Smith suited up for the North squad, which fell 35-28 to the South.
Win or lose, the Coupeville running back, who is planning to play college football for Culver-Stockton College in Missouri, had a positive experience in Kent.
“I enjoyed it, and I wanted to play for the cause,” Smith said.
The CHS senior was a two-way star for the Wolves during their pandemic-shortened season this spring, helping lead his squad to a 3-2 record, their second-straight winning mark after a 13-year dry spell.
Smith paced the Wolves in rushing yards and total touchdowns, with his biggest sprint to the end zone being the game-decider in a season-opening overtime win over La Conner.
Cracking Concrete in a regular-season win. (Photo by JohnsPhotos.net)
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