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Tate Wyman

His balance between classwork and oval achievement remains impeccable.

Coupeville grad Tate Wyman, now a junior track and field star at Oregon Tech, was one of 41 Owls across six sports honored April 30 as a 2026 NAIA Scholar-Athlete.

This is the second time the former Wolf, who is studying embedded systems engineering technology, has been tabbed for the achievement, after he also received it as a sophomore — the first year a student/athlete is eligible.

To earn the honor, you have to maintain a 3.50 GPA or higher.

Wyman was one of eight male track and field athletes to qualify, with Oregon Tech students from softball, baseball, women’s track and field, and men’s and women’s golf also honored.

Earlier in April, Ayden and Devon’s older brother was also named to the U.S. Bank Academic All-Cascade Collegiate Conference team, which requires a 3.2 GPA.

Putting books aside for a moment or two, Tate will compete in the league championship meet May 8-9 in La Grande, Oregon.

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Taygin Jump

She’s a one-woman wrecking crew.

Coupeville grad Taygin Jump, now a junior at Plattsburgh State, scored four of her team’s five points Friday during day one of the State University of New York Athletic Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

The two-day event, held in Cortland, New York, brings together 13 schools to vie for oval excellence.

Jump, competing in the javelin and hammer throw, finished 5th and 10th respectively in fields of 15 and 22 competitors.

She chucked the javelin 88 feet, six inches, earning her four points for the Cardinals, while airmailing the hammer 138-08, setting a PR in the event.

The former Wolf ace, who competed in volleyball and track and field during her Cow Town days, is balancing athletic life with classroom work.

Jump, whose younger siblings Aleksia and Khanor are following in her footsteps at CHS, has been named to several All-Academic teams while studying Environmental Planning and Management.

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It was an award worthy performance.

Coming off of one of her best days as a collegiate track and field star, Coupeville grad Taygin Jump was honored Tuesday by Plattsburgh State athletics, selected as a Cardinal of the Week.

She and male track athlete Thomas Clark were hailed for their work at the SLU Twilight Invite April 24 in Canton, New York.

While there, Jump won the hammer throw and finished second in both the discus and javelin.

That helped carry the Cardinals to a second-place finish in the team standings.

Jump, a junior at Plattsburgh, is pursuing a degree in Environmental Planning and Management when she’s not busy chucking things far, far away.

During her days in Cown Town, she competed in school and club volleyball, as well as track and field.

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Tate Wyman

He’s smart and fast.

Coupeville grad Tate Wyman, now a junior studying embedded systems engineering technology at Oregon Tech, had a busy, varied week.

Thursday he was one of 14 Hustlin’ Owl male track and field stars to be tabbed to the U.S. Bank Academic All-Cascade Collegiate Conference team, an honor reserved for student/athletes earning a 3.2 GPA or higher.

Then Saturday Wyman returned to the arena, competing at the Nancy and Norm Berney Classic in Salem, where he picked up 10 points for his team with a 3rd place finish in the 110 hurdles (16.35 seconds) and a 5th in the long jump (21 feet, 5.25 inches).

Oregon Tech held off meet host Corban 148-133 to win the men’s team title.

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Taygin Jump, ready to take on the world.

Ice Cube would agree, it was a good day for Taygin Jump.

The Coupeville grad, now a junior track and field star at Plattsburgh State, nailed top-two finishes in all three of her throwing events Friday at the SLU Twilight Invite in Canton, New York.

The former Wolf won the hammer throw, chucking her implement 125 feet, 11 inches, while also finishing second in the discus (93-06) and javelin (92-00).

Jump’s impressive performance helped carry the Cardinals to a second-place finish in the team standings at the meet, which was hosted by St. Lawrence College.

When she’s not busy chucking things, Aleksia and Khanor’s older sister is an honor student pursuing a degree in Environmental Planning and Management.

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