Chelsi Stevens crushed the softball and earned MVP status while playing in Canada. (Photos courtesy Kristi Stevens)
The Wolves (and Wolverines) were on the prowl in Canada.
Coupeville High School junior Chelsi Stevens spent the weekend in Abbotsford along with her Whatcom Wolverines travel softball squad, competing in the Outlaws Fall Classic.
The only American team in play, Whatcom finished fourth in the 19U division, with their Whidbey import snagging MVP honors in one of the games after crunching a ball to the fence in deepest, darkest center field.
The green, green grasses of October softball.
Stevens was a busy bee, playing first base and outfield and moving around in the lineup, including being her team’s leadoff hitter at times.
Plus, along with her time on the field, the CHS student got to enjoy a taste of the Great White North, with ketchup chips, poutine, and Timbits donut holes from Tim Hortons on the menu.
Stevens prepares to thump the softball to kingdom come.
