The happiest moment of the day for Lindsey Roberts (left) and Ema Smith? When school lets out and they get to run away to the soccer pitch. (John Fisken photos)
Future Wolf sharpshooters work on their skills.
Wolf freshman Kalia Littlejohn demonstrates the footwork which has allowed her to score four goals in her first five high school games.
Ashley Smith (left) and Bree Daigneault shadow a young booter, ever-ready to offer a bit of advice.
CHS captain Jenn Spark kicks up her heels during warm-ups.
A young player perfects her moves under the watchful eye of Mia Littlejohn (center), May Rose and Ema Smith.
A dance party breaks out.
Someone teaches you the game, then you pass it on.
That’s the mantra for most soccer players, one on display Tuesday afternoon on the Coupeville High School practice field.
The current Wolves, most of them wearing snazzy warm-up jackets, took some time out from their own work to impart some bits of wisdom to a group of future CHS booters.
A couple of years ago, sharpshooters like Kalia Littlejohn and Bree Daigneault were on the receiving end of the lessons. Now they’re the ones helping to shape the young women who may one day succeed them.
It’s the soccer version of the circle of life.
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