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The young soccer players you coach today could grow up to be all-stars like Julia Myers one day. Then think how proud you'd be. (John Fisken photo)

   The young soccer players you coach today could grow up to be all-stars like Julia Myers one day. Then think how proud you’d be. (John Fisken photo)

Well, it’s North Whidbey … but one Island and all that jazz.

Despite the fact all the games are taking place up in the Navy-owned town we don’t talk about (if we can help it), we’re throwing the North Whidbey Soccer Club a bone.

With a huge influx of youth league players this season (430, with a wait list beyond that) NWSC will boast 60 teams, but doesn’t have close to that number in coaches.

The league is delaying the start of the season to Sept. 19 (the eight-week season runs through Nov. 7) while trying to pull together more soccer gurus.

Know something about soccer? Anything? Feeling community-orientated?

Now’s your moment.

If you’re interested in coaching or assisting, contact the league’s director of recreation, Theresa, at nwscrecreation@gmail.com.

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Football coaches scouting for new talent.

CHS football coaches scouting for new talent.

Through good games and bad, the CHS/CMS band is always there to support their teams.

Through good games and bad, the CHS/CMS band is always there to support its teams.

Paul Schmakeit perfects his halftime half-court shot style.

Paul Schmakeit perfects his halftime half-court-shot style.

Wolf boys' hoops coach Anthony Smith (right) and junior guard Joel Walstad hang out pre-game.

Wolf hoops coach Anthony Smith (right) and junior guard Joel Walstad hang out.

Superintendent Jim Shank contemplates the state of the universe.

Coupeville Schools Superintendent Dr. Jim Shank contemplates the state of the universe.

"I'm Batman!"

Jason Knoll plays us out.

The action on the basketball court is not the only action.

A photographer like John Fisken knows this to be true, so he lets his camera wander from time to time, and comes up with shots like the ones above — a smorgasbord of colorful images from Tuesday night’s Coupeville vs. Granite Falls boys’ basketball game.

Than he’s nice enough to share them with us.

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