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North Shore Community Grieves Sudden Loss of High School Football Captain

The school said counseling is available as Marblehead mourns the senior captain and three-sport athlete.

  • On Friday, Marblehead High School announced the death of senior football captain Owen Coyne. The team's Saturday morning game against Danvers was canceled as the community mourns the sudden loss.
  • His mother, Angela Paradise, confirmed Coyne died from "a sudden brain hemorrhage" that was not caused by an impact. The senior had committed to play football at Williams College.
  • Track and field coach Nolan Raimo described Coyne as "one of the most gifted student-athletes that I have coached." His organs will save the lives of five other people as an organ donor.
  • Marblehead Public Schools Superintendent John Robidoux announced counselors will be available from 12 to 3 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Robidoux added, "This is a sad day for our Marblehead community."
  • Classmates honored Coyne at a field hockey game Friday by wearing his number. "Everyone really loved him," classmate Jackson Nutt said, noting how influential the captain was to the school.
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marbleheadcurrent.org broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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