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Get on the field and join the action.

The Oak Harbor Football and Cheer League will host a skills camp in July for boys and girls interested in tackle or flag football.

The camp is open to children from age seven up to those entering 8th grade in the fall.

For more info, scroll back up to the photo above or pop over to https://www.ohfcl.org/.

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“Fear my cannon, fools!!” (Photos by JohnsPhotos.net)

They’re wearing purple and gold today but could be clad in black and red when it counts.

That’s the real reason I run photos from Oak Harbor Football and Cheer League games, because you never know which players will grow up to play high school ball in Coupeville.

Since there is no youth league in Cow Town, often future Wolves first suit up and hit the turf in Oak Town.

Case in point, current CHS senior Logan Downes, who is graduating after setting school single-game, single-season, and career touchdown passing marks.

Once upon a time as a young gunslinger he wore purple and gold, then graduated to better colors once he matured.

The current mix of players, who played Saturday at Wildcat Memorial Stadium in a pair of playoff games, are all free agents at this point.

And whether they hail from Coupeville or Oak Harbor, there’s still time for them (and their parents) to make the right choice for their high school days.

Make ’em Bow Down to Cow Town while being tutored by Wolf gridiron guru Bennett Richter and get featured on a regular basis here on Coupeville Sports.

Cause Oak Harbor doesn’t have a sports blog of its own.

Just sayin’, nudge, nudge.

Well, anyway, while you’re weighing your child’s best shot at sports immortality, pop over and see everything John Fisken shot at those Saturday games:

 

PeeWee:

https://www.johnsphotos.net/Sports/OH-Football-2023-2024/OHFCL-PeeWee-2023-11-05-vs-Getchell/

 

Seniors:

https://www.johnsphotos.net/Sports/OH-Football-2023-2024/OHFLC-Seniors-2023-11-05-vs-Ferndale/

 

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