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Ivan Estrella, Tucson (Pima) with Tucson coach Oscar Romero, Texas Rio Grande valley (Courtesy)
Briggs Duce, Buena: Arizona Golf (Courtesy)
Brianna Pitre, Sabino: Texas Rio Grande Valley
Brianna thanked God, her parents and Sabino High School for putting together the event. She went on to thank Coach Al Addleman, Coach Chris Klassen and her personal coach James Parker from West Coast Girl’s Hoops. She also thanked all of her college coaches for the opportunity.
Brendan Rumel, Rincon/UHS: Portland State
Tristan Peterson, CDO: Kansas State
Brenna Griesser, CDO: Boston College
Randi Longville, CDO: Arizona Christian
Carli Campbell, CDO: Arizona
A preferred walk on, CDO senior Carli Campbell is expected to compete for playing time next year at Arizona.
“The coaches talked to me at the end of my junior year and they liked me as an athlete,” Cambell explained. “They told me I would get a chance to run and play outfield and I could earn a scholarship. I’m so excited, this has been a dream of mine since I was a little kid!”
Danny Vega, IRHS Grand Canyon
Reina Bondi, IRHS: University of Nevada Las Vegas
Baylie Stephens, IRHS: Yavapai College
Alexis Ranieri IRHS: West Texas A&M
Skylar Bracety, IRHS: Crowder
Lorianne Olson, IRHS: Grand Canyon
Kelly Decker, IRHS: Fort Lewis
Kelsey Buechler, IRHS: Colorado School of Mines
Juan Aguilera (Buena) and Tyler Fallwell (Palo Verde) (Courtesy)
Former Buena standout Juan Aguilera and former Palo Verde pitcher Tyler Fallwell kicked things off when they both signed their Division I baseball letters from Cochise College on Wednesday.
Aguilera signed with the University of Arizona and Falwell with Houston. More on Falwell here.
Also, Salpointe catcher Robby Campillo signed with New Mexico.
Robby Campillo Salpointe (Courtesy) New Mexico
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Mia Sokolowski will be a December graduate from Tucson. She signed with Florida on Wednesday also.
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Andy Morales was recognized by the AIA as the top high school reporter in 2014 and has been a youth, high school and college coach for over 30 years. His own children have won multiple state high school championships and were named to all-state teams. Competing in hockey, basketball, baseball and track & field in high school, his unique perspective can only be found here, on AZPreps365.com and on the pages of the Vail Voice and the Tanque Verde Voice. Contact Andy Morales at AMoralesMyTucson@yahoo.com
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Kelsey Buechler, Colorado School of Mines
