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College wrestling world welcomes former Wolf

Posted in Wrestling, tagged Arizona, Izzy LeVine, Jae LeVine, Micky LeVine, Wartburg College, wrestling on April 28, 2026| Leave a Comment »

The little girl with the rocks is now ready to rock the college wrestling mat.

Former Coupeville student Izzy LeVine, who spent her younger days collecting stones and giving them to me at her older sister’s sporting events, has committed to grapple at Wartburg College in Iowa.

Izzy, who moved to Arizona with parents Sean and Joline several years ago, is currently a high school senior at Valiant College Prep.

Since committing to the mat life, the youngest LeVine has competed in multiple state meets and national events, including wrestling for Team Arizona.

Older sisters Micky and Jae were both multiple sports athletes who graduated from Coupeville High School, and the duo (along with their soccer coaching father) are all members of the Coupeville Sports Hall o’ Fame.

Now, Izzy is joining one of the premier NCAA D-III wrestling programs in the country and sounds thrilled to make the move.

“Thank you to my family, coaches, and teammates who have supported me throughout this journey and helped shape me into who I am today,” she wrote on Facebook.

“I’m so grateful for this opportunity! Ready for this next chapter — Go Knights!”

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Wolf grapplers wrap state meet run

Posted in Wrestling, tagged CHS Wolves, Deven Ogden, Marquette Cunningham, Mat Classic XXXVII, Tacoma Dome, wrestling on February 21, 2026| Leave a Comment »

Marquette Cunningham (left) and Deven Ogden were both district champs. (Photo courtesy Cunningham)

Their time at the Tacoma Dome has reached its end.

Coupeville High School wrestlers Deven Ogden and Marquette Cunningham both lost in early Saturday morning matches, marking the end of their runs at Mat Classic XXXVII.

The Wolf duo, who trained, traveled, and competed with South Whidbey during the regular season as CHS doesn’t have its own mat program, both went 1-2 across two days at the state meet.

Cunningham, competing at 132 pounds, fell 7-0 to Owen McAuliffe of Liberty Bell Saturday, after splitting his matches Friday.

He toppled Diego Gutierrez of Columbia (Burbank) 10-2, before losing 15-0 to Trevin Stauffer of Jenkins (Chewelah) in the tournament’s opening session.

Meanwhile, Ogden, who wrestles at 165 pounds, was on the losing end of a 14-1 score Saturday while squaring off with Trenton Mulvaney of Highland.

In his opening bouts, he drilled Guztavo Cortez of Tonasket 20-4, before coming up just short in a 7-0 rumble with Thorne Tissue of Liberty (Spangle).

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Wolf trio compete at state championships

Posted in Swim, Wrestling, tagged CHS Wolves, Deven Ogden, Finn Price, Marquette Cunningham, Mat Classic XXXVII, state, swim, wrestling on February 20, 2026| Leave a Comment »

Finn Price made it to state three times in four years. (Photo courtesy Rachel Price-Rayner)

The “Lone Wolves” have reached the final weekend.

While Coupeville High School doesn’t have swim or wrestling programs of its own, several students have spent the winter training, traveling, and competing with other schools.

Having broken free for the postseason, splasher Finn Price and grapplers Marquette Cunningham and Deven Ogden all qualified for the state championships, which sent them on one more trip.

Price tapped the wall for the final time in a CHS uniform Friday, capping his third trip to state in four years with an appearance in the 50 free prelims.

The Wolf senior, competing in Seattle with swimmers from 2A and 1A schools while repping a 2B institution, finished 22nd with a time of 24.63 seconds.

After a stellar run as a prep athlete, Price is slated to compete for Whitman College, a top-level NCAA D-III program, beginning next school year.

Marquette Cunningham

Meanwhile, Cunningham and Ogden hit the mat at the crack of dawn Friday in Tacoma, taking part in day one of the two-day Mat Classic XXXVII.

Both Wolves won their opening matches, absorbed losses in their second bouts, and return Saturday to continue their big city adventures.

Cunningham, who is seeded #6 in the 132-pound class, beat Diego Gutierrez of Columbia (Burbank) 10-2, before falling 15-0 to Trevin Stauffer of Jenkins (Chewelah) his second time on the mat.

He’s scheduled to square off with Owen McAuliffe of Liberty Bell Saturday morning.

Ogden, the #4 seed at 165 pounds, thumped Guztavo Cortez of Tonasket 20-4, then came up short in a 7-0 bout with Thorne Tissue of Liberty (Spangle).

Awaiting him Saturday is Trenton Mulvaney of Highland.

Deven Ogden (right)

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Wolf grapplers bound for state

Posted in Wrestling, tagged CHS Wolves, Deven Ogden, Marquette Cunningham, Tri-Districts, wrestling on February 14, 2026| Leave a Comment »

CHS grapplers Marquette Cunningham (left) and Deven Ogden are tri-district champs. (Photo courtesy Cunningham)

They’re mat kings.

Despite not having a wrestling program of its own, Coupeville High School will send two grapplers to the state tournament this year.

Wolves Marquette Cunningham and Deven Ogden, who trained, traveled, and competed with 1A South Whidbey during the regular season, broke off Friday to begin their own postseason journey.

The duo went to Darrington to compete in the District 1/2/3 tourney for 2B/1B wrestlers, with both capturing individual titles.

Cunningham wrestles at 132 pounds, while Ogden hits the mat in the 165-pound classification.

Overall, CHS, with just two wrestlers, finished fifth in the team standings, while Darrington held off Muckleshoot Tribal for the title.

Concrete and Friday Harbor finished third and fourth, respectively, in the team standings.

With tri-district titles in hand, Cunningham and Ogden advance to the state championships, with Mat Classic XXXVII set for the Tacoma Dome.

The 2B/1B portion of the tourney goes down Feb. 20-21, with brackets released next week.

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All the pins, all the portraits

Posted in Wrestling, tagged CHS Wolves, Marquette Cunningham, portraits, SWHS Falcons, wrestling on January 23, 2026| Leave a Comment »

Amelia Forbes has the eye of the tiger. (Marquette Cunningham photos)

He’s here for the pins, and the clicks.

Coupeville High School senior Marquette Cunningham is a busy guy this winter.

While attending class at CHS, he and fellow Wolf Deven Ogden train, travel, and compete as wrestlers with South Whidbey since their home school doesn’t have its own mat program.

Also, when he’s not grappling, Cunningham pulls double duty as a photographer, snapping pics of his new teammates, such as the portraits captured above and below.