Aaron Levine
Aaron Levine joined Q13 FOX in March 2007 and has been sports director since January 2009. He’s the host of Seahawks Gameday, Seahawks Saturday Night, Talkin’ Huskies and Q It Up Sports, along with his nightly sportscast duties.
Prior to Seattle, Aaron worked in Bakersfield, California, for 2 ½ years at KBAK, covering minor league sports, Cal State Bakersfield athletics and high school sports across Kern County.
He was the national runner-up on ESPN’s reality show, "Dream Job," which was the company’s search for a new SportsCenter anchor in 2004. He majored in history at Stanford University.
From the minute he arrived in the Pacific Northwest, Aaron has been blown away by the incredible fan culture around all the local teams. His favorite memories so far have been celebrating championships, from the Seahawks Super Bowl parade in 2014, to both Sounders MLS Cup parades and the Storm’s WNBA Championship celebrations in 2010 and 2018. Just like everyone else, he can’t wait for the Mariners to finally contend for a World Series title, too.
Aaron lives with his wife Shayna, their son Kaden, and their mini-labradoodle Bailey. While he’s a veteran of game shows (he was on The Price Is Right as an 18-year-old), his dream is to one day be a contestant on Jeopardy!
The latest from Aaron Levine
Commentary: If you’re not paying attention to the Kraken by now, it’s the perfect time to start
The NHL Playoffs, combined with the pending hire of a new head coach and upcoming expansion draft, provide a perfect time to jump on the bandwagon if you're not already.
'Q it Up Sports:' Recent high school grad plays for titles, prepares for MLB draft
Recent local high school graduate Max Debiec still has the chance of helping lead two teams to league titles this week.
Commentary: Not time to panic with Kelenic, but sending him back down might be prudent move
The 21-year-old has gone 0-for-39 in the last 11 games and is batting under .100. He was not in the starting lineup on Sunday.
UW men's rowing coach Michael Callahan joins "Q It Up Sports" after school's 19th national championship
The tradition continues: UW men's rowing won their 19th national championship in school history at the IRA Championships in New Jersey.
Commentary: The Julio Jones debate raises bigger issue of how fans feel about Seahawks philosophy
Is there more of an urgency now more than ever before? If so, Julio Jones might be worth trading for, despite the challenges it might bring down the line.
Chambers Bay's award-winning golf pro inspires students on and off the course
As we celebrate Asian-American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Q13 News is highlighting a local award-winning golf pro and instructor who is helping grow the game by teaching community members lessons they can use on - and off - the course.
Commentary: Disrespected by NCAA, UW Softball again led by special group with championship potential
UW Softball, a perennial powerhouse, now has extra motivation, disrespected as a No. 16 national seed after being a Top 5 ranked team most of the year.
Commentary: D.K. Metcalf's 100-meter attempt is best third-to-last place finish in sports history
He represented himself well. And he earned an even bigger respect from his NFL brethren and those in the track world as well.
Commentary: It might be right time, situation for Richard Sherman to return to Seahawks
Marshawn Lynch's return showed that no conflict was too great to stand in the way for a player returning to the Seahawks. It might be time that Sherman comes home too.
Commentary: Are there too many college athletes in the transfer portal? Absolutely.
I'm in favor of more rights for student-athletes and am not knocking any individual decision. But as a whole, the number of players transferring schools right now is disappointing, and it might be sending the wrong message.