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SLIDESHOW | Rally lifts Red Wolves over South Whidbey baseball

South Whidbey lost a closely-contested Cascade Conference baseball game 3-2 to Cedarcrest on March 24.

By Ben Watanabe • April 1, 2015 3:02 pm

South Whidbey lost a closely-contested Cascade Conference baseball game 3-2 to Cedarcrest on March 24.

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South Whidbey shortstop Grady Davis fields a ball during a game March 15 against Coupeville. South Whidbey is ranked ninth in the WIAA RPI 1A baseball poll. Photo by John Fisken. — South Whidbey baseball ranked 9th in state poll

South Whidbey’s baseball team has a 7-3 record and ranked ninth in the WIAA’s RPI 1A baseball poll.

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South Whidbey’s girls tennis coaches will retire at the end of the season. From left is volunteer Tom Kramer, who coached from 1978-2012, current coach Karyle Kramer and assistant coaches Bess Windecker-Nelson and Jenny Gochanour. Photo by Nathan Whalen. — South Whidbey girls tennis coaches to finish career at the end of the season

Karyle Kramer, the girls head coach since 2012, plans to retire along with her assistant coaches.

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