Speed School athlete Deion James was recently named to Greg Hansen’s Top 100 Southern Arizona sports figures of 2017. Hansen placed James at #14 on the illustrious list, which encompasses the top athletic and coaching talent at the collegiate, professional, and high school level – all with Tucson-area connections, of course. … Read More
Salpointe standout Daniel Durazo has signed with Pima baseball for next season, according to Andy Morales of AllSportsTucson. Durazo comes off a junior season last year in which he batted .376 for the Lancers. Full story…
Baseball Next Level tryouts for the upcoming season have been announced for Saturday, December 16th (click here for more information). As part of the announcement, their very impressive list of local alumni playing at the next level included six Speed School athletes: Andrew Edwards (above), New Mexico State University Zach Rosson, … Read More
Five softball players and Speed School athletes signed recently on National Signing Day to compete at the collegiate level. They include: Bailey Tanner (above left), UHS – Loyola Marymount Julia Vega (above right), UHS – Western New Mexico Abby Doughty, Cienega – Utah Valley Lauren Wedman, Sahuaro – Colorado Mesa … Read More
Speed School athlete and Cienega grad Nick Gonzales was recently named an All-American by the National Baseball Congress, according to Andy Morales of AllSportsTucson. An outfielder who is committed to New Mexico State, he hit .538 in NBC summer play. Full story…
Salpointe’s Matteo Mele, considered the #1-ranked Arizona and #18 national offensive tackle prospect, has recently committed to the Washington Huskies. Full story…