Desert Speed School alum and Cienega graduate Thomas Webb, Jr. was recently named cornerbacks coach for Colorado State University-Pueblo. Webb, who previously played for Western New Mexico and Central Oklahoma University, played for the Thunderwolves in 2024 while pursuing his Master’s Degree. During the season, he recorded 43 tackles for CSU. … Read More
As reported by Andy Morales of AllSportsTucson, Desert Speed School athlete and Mica Mountain outfielder and right-hander Ethan Hunt recently signed his letter-of-intent with Arizona Christian University at Mica’s signing day. A four-year varsity letterwinner for the Bolts, Hunt hit .459 with 21 RBI last season as a junior and is … Read More
As reported by Andy Morales of AllSportsTucson, Salpointe recently hosted their spring Signing Day for athletes making collegiate commitments, and four Desert Speed School athletes were among those signing their national letters-of-intent with schools around the country. Among those who were included in the signing day: Izaiah Moraga, South Mountain … Read More
As reported by Justin Spears of The Arizona Daily Star, Desert Speed School athlete Roman Fina will be joining the Duke football program as part of an incoming freshman class in 2025. The Salpointe senior offensive lineman – who only took up football as a high school freshman – will be joining … Read More
An annual Southern Arizona tradition, longtime Arizona Daily Star sportswriter Greg Hansen has compiled his year-end list of top local sports figures at the high school, collegiate, and professional level. Three Desert Speed School athletes were among those recognized: 78. Cisco Llamas. As Sahuaro raced to a second-place finish in the 4A state … Read More
Twenty Desert Speed School athletes at all levels were included in AllSportTucson’s 2024 Honor Roll. Particular congratulations goes out to University of Arizona softball and Tucson High grad Carlie Scupin, who completed her storied collegiate career with the Wildcats in 2024. Complete list of athletes recognized included: Chris Arvizu, Tucson High … Read More