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“Oh, I’m about to go pound some fools all the way back to the Stone Age. That’s what I’m going to do, Skippy!” (Photo courtesy Sean LeVine)

She’s back on her world tour.

Former Coupeville supernova Izzy LeVine, who calls Arizona home these days, has wrapped up her high school wrestling season, but not left the mat.

Instead, she’s pursuing pins and technical falls against the best of the country at national events such as this weekend’s US High School Women’s Open in Las Vegas.

LeVine, a junior at Casteel High School, split four matches against top-level competition, including getting revenge on a foe who eliminated her from a previous tourney.

The youngest of Sean and Joline’s three daughters, who used to give me rocks at her older sister’s games in Cow Town, hails from a family which has three inductees in the Coupeville Sports Hall o’ Fame.

Siblings Micky and Jae, as well as pops, are all enshrined in our digital shrine.

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Izzy LeVine gets her props. (Photo courtesy Sean LeVine)

She’s bringing home some more hardware.

Former Coupeville supernova Izzy LeVine, now a junior at Casteel High School in Arizona, claimed fourth place at the state championships over the weekend.

Competing in the 132-pound weight class, the grappler won three of five matches, advancing to the semifinals, and placed for the third consecutive season.

LeVine was also fourth as a sophomore and earned a seventh-place finish as a freshman.

She was a state champ while in junior high.

Izzy is the youngest of Sean and Joline’s three superstar daughters, with older siblings Micky and Jae both having been inducted into the Coupeville Sports Hall o’ Fame for their accomplishments during their days as student athletes at CHS.

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Izzy LeVine lets the parental figures get a photo op. (Photo courtesy Sean LeVine)

Another weekend, another title for Izzy LeVine.

The former Coupeville standout, currently a junior at Casteel High School in Arizona, is tearing up the wrestling mat again this year.

This time around, competing at the Sydelia Orr Knight Invite in Chandler, LeVine went a flawless 5-0 to claim a title in the 132-pound classification.

To nab the hardware, she had to survive an overtime win in the semifinals, before claiming the win in the finals after a three-round battle.

Casteel, which had just eight female grapplers on site, still placed third out of 30 teams, with LeVine and two teammates winning individual titles.

Izzy is the younger sister of former Wolf athletes Micky and Jae LeVine, who are both Coupeville Sports Hall o’ Fame inductees, as is dad Sean for his work as a soccer coach.

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Izzy LeVine and manager/chauffeur/hype man Sean LeVine bask in the afterglow of another wrestling title.

In the end, they all bow down to her.

Continuing to run wild through the world of wrestling, former Coupeville standout Izzy LeVine captured another mat title this past weekend.

The lethal lil’ sis of Coupeville Sports Hall o’ Famers Micky and Jae LeVine romped to a second-straight crown at the She Devil Classic in Page, Arizona, while also earning the tourney’s Outstanding Female Wrestler award.

Izzy, who grew up cheering for her siblings in Cow Town, is now a junior at Casteel High School.

She and her compatriots claimed team titles in both the girls’ and boys’ competition at the She Devil Classic, with the girls’ team collecting four individual titles.

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Mighty mat masher Izzy LeVine (second from left) shows off her latest medal. (Photo courtesy Sean LeVine)

She’s always on the prowl, looking for more victories.

Izzy LeVine, who grew up in Cow Town alongside older sisters (and Coupeville Sports Hall o’ Famers) Micky and Jae, continues to dominate in the high stakes wrestling world.

Now a junior at Casteel High School in Arizona, Izzy claimed another title this past weekend, going a pristine 5-0 at the 60th annual Doc Wright Invitational in Winslow.

The youngest of Sean and Joline’s three superstar daughters collected two pins and two wins by technical fall en route to the final.

Once there, Izzy closed things out with a solid 9-4 victory to claim the crown.

Casteel, which placed three grapplers on the podium, finished 8th out of 35 teams, with wrestlers from four states participating in the tourney.

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