Cody Menges and mom Jennifer share a fun moment together. (Wendy McCormick photos)
The leading scorer in CHS soccer history (he netted two more Saturday to run his career total to 45 goals) Abraham Leyva had a lot of fan support.
Zane Bundy, a true four-year varsity star, and a kid who developed his soccer skills running wild through the aisles at Videoville back in his younger days.
Team manager Sebastian Wurzrainer, reacting to something I just said in the press box. What, I’m not going to tell you…
Leyva’s fan club came in all sizes and ages.
Taylor Chiles bows out gracefully.
Defender Tanner Kircher (11) pledges his undying love to Wolf goalie Connor McCormick.
“And we’re outta here!”
The season’s not done, but you can’t stay here anymore.
The remainder of the Coupeville High School boys’ soccer season, whether it’s two games or whether it winds all the way to the state championship game, will be played entirely on the road.
Putting a final punctuation on their time running the CHS pitch, a pack of Wolf seniors sparked a huge win over Chimacum Saturday morning.
Before they did so, however, they stopped for a final bow, some words of wisdom, and a mix of hugs, tears and smiles from family and friends.
A whopping 13 seniors, including four-year manager Sebastian Wurzrainer, will depart after this season, one of the biggest groups ever to leave at one time.
As they go, we pause to say thank you and offer up this collection of snappy pics from the camera of Wendy McCormick, mom of goalie Connor.
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