Kiya Dorroh (24) & her Tanque Verde teammates are expected to compete for a 3A state championship. (Courtesy Photo)

Newcomer of the Year
Kiya Dorroh, Tanque Verde

We’ve been watching Kiya Dorroh (6-1) for a couple of years now and the rest of the city – and the state – is starting to see what we knew way back when.

The Tanque Verde freshman has offers from Arizona, ASU, Washington, Washington State and USC (to name a few) and she will be a major part of a team expected to challenge for the 3A state championship this winter.

In short, Dorroh is the most highly-recruited basketball player (boy or girl) to ever play in Tucson – and she has yet to take the court officially.

GIRLS
Kiya Dorroh, Tanque Verde
Alyssa Brown, Sahuaro
Alyssa Perez, Marana
Lauren Green, Cienega
Ahidali DeHuelbes, Tucson
Alicia Reyes, Pueblo
Aaliyah Ortiz, Palo Verde
lyssa Diamond Galindo, Pueblo
Rachel Obedin, Tucson
Emily Shreves, Empire
Loraya Rocha, Rincon/University
Daisia Fox, Santa Rita
Angel Addleman, Pusch Ridge
Daisy Cornidez, Sunnyside
Baylee Slaughter, Marana
Carina Mendoza, Sahuaro
Tianna Carter, Canyon Del Oro
Emma Morris, Tanque Verde
Kianna Vasavilbaso, Nogales
Lizbeth Cruz, Rio Rico
Chiara Gloesslein, Gregory School
Mina Rodriguez, Rio Rico
Ella Berg, Tanque Verde
Alba Urena, Pueblo
Mariah Clark, Pueblo
Tatiana Nzeukou, Rincon/University
Emily Haynes, Immaculate Heart
Yazon Halania, Palo Verde
Hope Hisey, Canyon Del Oro
Kyla Stembridge, Tucson
Shayla McCraney, Sahuaro
Lydia Griffith, Buena
Wednesday Lewis, Cienega

BOYS
Sam Beskind, Catalina Foothills
Kino Bellinger, Buena
Marcel Dean, Cholla
Conner Verdugo, Walden Grove
Dominic Mooney, Jr., Buena
Evan Nelson, Salpointe
Majok Deng, Salpointe
Jordan Green, Cienega
Derek Williams, Tucson
Eddie Cordova, Tucson
Samuel Legleu, Nogales
Drew Cotton, Mountain View
Breven Burnett, Cienega
Jackson Ruai, Amphitheater
Addison Mort, Gregory School
Grant Ward, Buena
Adrian Canastillo, Sunnyside
Gabe Ruiz, Desert View
Myles Gantt, Cholla
Robert Taylor, Pueblo
Rylan O’Brien, Salpointe
Spencer Lewis, Catalina Foothills
Julian Molina, Mountain View
Andrew Reyna, St. Augustine
Dylan Newell, Sahuaro
Anthony Gaxiola, Tanque Verde
Lucas Elliott, Pusch Ridge
Chase Verdugo, Walden Grove
Solomon Fernander, Palo Verde
Jack Plouck, Empire

3A VOLLEYBALL ALL-STARS

2A VOLLEYBALL ALL-STARS

1A FOOTBALL ALL-STARS

1A VOLLEYBALL

GIRLS SWIM & DIVE

BOYS SWIM & DIVE

FALL SOCCER ALL-STARS

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY ALL-STARS

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY ALL-STARS

BOYS GOLF ALL-STARS

GIRLS GOLF ALL-STARS

FRESHMAN ALL-STARS

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Andy Morales was recognized by the AIA as the top high school reporter in 2014 and he was awarded the Ray McNally Award in 2017 and he 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 and on AZPreps365.com. Andy was named a Local Hero by the Tucson Weekly for 2016. Contact Andy Morales at AMoralesMyTucson@yahoo.com