Professor Joey Lippo teaches Baseball 101: always use two hands when fielding. (John Fisken photos)
CJ Smith sends some dirt flying while patrolling second base.
Wolf hurler Nick Etzell reaches deep inside to impress the radar gun.
Eyes locked on the incoming pitch, Clay Reilly prepares to execute a textbook sacrifice bunt.
Jacob Zettle gets enterprising to avoid the rain.
“My name’s Cole Payne and I … am … here … to bring … the PAIN!!”
Jake Pease sets up the target.
Can you smell the heat coming off of Julian Welling’s fastball? You will in a second or two.
James Vidoni gets down, real down, as a wild Falcon hurler tries to take his head off.
Major League Baseball returned Sunday, but diamond action has already been underway for weeks on Whidbey.
Saturday brought an Island rivalry clash in Langley between Coupeville and South Whidbey — the schools split, with the Wolves winning JV and the Falcons varsity — and travelin’ photo man John Fisken was there to click away through the mist.
The photos above are courtesy him.
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