Desert Speed School athlete and Arizona Wildcat Carlie Scupin, part of the highly-recruited freshman class of Wildcat softball players, hit a grand slam on Saturday to help lead Arizona to a convincing win over BYU. Scupin, a Tucson High grad, is currently leading the team with five home runs. Full story… A … Read More
As part of the Arizona Daily Star‘s series on high school seniors, Tucson High grad Carlie Scupin was profiled earlier this spring as she looked towards her collegiate career for the University of Arizona. The reigning Gatorade Player of the Year and part of the #1 recruiting class nationally, Scupin’s final … Read More
Desert Speed School athletes Carlie Scupin and Ricky Santiago were each named All-Americans recently, according to Andy Morales of AllSportsTucson. Santiago earned Rawlings Honorable Mention Honors following his time playing for Salpointe. Scupin, a Tucson High grad, earned Premier Girls’ West Region Honors and All-American first-team status. Full story…
The Arizona Daily Star‘s Greg Hansen has lamented the end of the NCAA and high school seasons by honoring those players and teams who were likely to have strong national finishes. His “Woulda List” includes two Speed School athletes: New Mexico State’s Nick Gonzales – the leading contender for NCAA Player … Read More
While the high school softball season has been cancelled due to the spread of coronavirus, a pair of Speed School athletes were off to strong early starts before play was suspended. Tucson High’s Carlie Scupin, a powerful hitter who is part of the University of Arizona’s national #1 recruiting class, … Read More
Eight Desert Speed School athletes were among those recognized by Arizona Daily Star sports columnist Greg Hansen in his annual recap of the Top 100 sports figures of the previous year. These included: 98. Luke Regina, Salpointe football (Open Division semi-finalist) 95. Kate Connelly, Salpointe soccer (2018 and 2019 State Champion) … Read More