Desert Speed School alum Hannah Draper and her Embry-Riddle teammates won the GSAC Conference Tournament, defeating #1 seed The Master’s University. The Eagles won 2-1 in what was primarily a defensive battle, with both teams combining for just 13 shots on goal. Embry-Riddle now advances to the NAIA National Tournament, where … Read More
Three Desert Speed School athletes have finished among the regular-season stat leaders for the high school volleyball season, according to Maxpreps and AllSportsTucson. Consistently among the top performers throughout the season, the list includes: Madison Gardner, Empire – 2nd in Aces (122), 5th in Assists (6.1/game) Addison Andrews, Mica Mountain … Read More
Desert Speed School athlete and Salpointe linebacker Thomas Regina was recognized as a top performer for his Lancer team, following his play on the defensive side of the ball in Salpointe’s recent win over #4 Brophy. As reported by AllSportsTucson, Regina finished with 14 tackles and 1 interception in a … Read More
Desert Speed School athlete and Catalina Foothills grad Hannah Draper was recently awarded with GSAC All-Conference recognition following her season with Embry-Riddle women’s soccer. The University of New Mexico standout now with the Eagles as a grad student anchored a back line that was among the best in the conference. Her Embry-Riddle … Read More
The high school and middle school seasons have largely wrapped up following the AIA and AZMS state championship races, and Speed School athletes at all levels found themselves with strong finishes in their respective meets. At the high school level, Salpointe’s Aric Accetta was the strongest finisher, with a 9th-place individual … Read More
Cross-country runners from around the state will descend on the Cave Creek Golf Course this weekend, with state championship aspirations on the line. Among those will be two of the top boys’ runners in the state, Desert Speed School athletes Andrew Smith (Tanque Verde) and Aric Accetta (Salpointe). Smith and Accetta finished 1-2 … Read More