Joel Walstad (left) and Cody Menges celebrate a goal. (John Fisken photos)
Hope Lodell, AKA “The Surgeon,” about to operate on a pitch.
Wolf netter Valen Trujillo basks in the glow of being named Player of the Match.
Track speedsters Lathom Kelley (left) and Jared Helmstadter gaze into a future full of visits to the medal stand.
Sweet-swingin’ Hunter Smith does what he does.
The refs stop Abraham Leyva to ask for his autograph.
CHS hurler Katrina McGranahan snaps off a pitch.
The future of Coupeville Sports, the irrepressible Mollie Bailey.
Of course it’s sunny today.
In typical high school spring sports fashion, a day when nothing is scheduled to be played is balmy and delightful.
Friday saw clouds, rain and the cancellation of both CHS events — a girls’ tennis match at Friday Harbor and a softball game down in Langley.
And now, with spring break upon us, there is a general dearth of games for a bit.
If it wasn’t for a rescheduled (for the 17th time) home softball game against Concrete Tuesday, April 7 (first pitch, weather permitting, 4 PM), no Wolf squad would be playing for an eight-day period.
Both baseball and softball hit the field Friday, April 10 to play La Conner, re-kicking spring sports off.
As you wait out the dry period, here’s a few snappy pics, courtesy John Fisken, to remind you of what Coupeville spring sports would look like … if any of the teams were playing.
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