“Hey, ladies!!” Robert Sherman (top), who the CHS baseball field is named for, and fellow Wolf athlete Bill Trumbull hang out in the mid-’50s. (Photo courtesy Shelli Trumbull)
It’s time to get dusty.
Pull down those boxes from the attic, venture into the darkest regions of the cellar.
If you have photos from Coupeville’s sporting past, or programs, stat sheets, newspaper clippings or anything of the like, I would love to know about it.
There is no magic room at CHS with the history of this town’s sports accomplishments filed neatly inside.
The only way to shine a spotlight on those who came before, to tell their stories and remember their accomplishments, is with a lot of help.
I’ve been doing my lil’ Coupeville Sports Hall o’ Fame for a year straight now, and I am well aware a lot of very worthy names have not entered those hallowed digital walls.
Which is where you come in.
You need to give me some info, a guiding shove down the path, some photographic proof that your grandparents once walked tall.
I’m happy to run as much historical stuff as possible, especially during the slow summer days.
I would be thrilled to induct a lot more genuinely worthy athletes, coaches and supporters into the Hall.
But, to do so, I need your help.
I need what’s in your attics and your cellars.
So start looking, folks.
Coupeville Sports 