Female Athlete Annual Honor Roll

2024 Southern Arizona Female Athlete Honor Roll



AllSportsTucson.com is recognizing the top female athletes of 2024 in Southern Arizona in youth sports, high schools and colleges (Pima College and Arizona). The criteria for the honor roll: player of the year honors recognized by coaches and media and high placement in state or national events in high school and beyond. Readers also provided input in a recent inquiry on social media. We tried to limit the list to those with the HIGHEST OF HONORS in their respective sport. The honor roll is listed in alphabetical order. We will consider any recommended inclusion as long as the message to us is positive and professional and not condescending or argumentative. We will not include athletes based only on all-region picks or second-team, third-team or honorable mention selections.

Audrey Jimenez concluded her Sunnyside career as a four-time state champion, including becoming the first female to win a boys state title her senior season (Andy Morales/AllSportsTucson.com)

Dominique Acosta, Pima College (Nogales grad) basketball

Alyssa Aguirre, Sabino softball

Jaylean Alfaro, Sunnyside wrestling

Annie Allred, Willcox volleyball

Addison Andrews, Mica Mountain volleyball

Ariella Antemann, Buena softball

Scarlett Bakken, Canyon del Oro tennis

Kara Baptisto, Baboquivari basketball

Emerson Barker, Catalina Foothills soccer

Aliya Barnette, Flowing Wells volleyball

Emma Bartruff, Pusch Ridge tennis

Jacianna Beltran, Sunnyside wrestling

Ella Bowser, Maran volleyball

Tori Boyack, Marana tennis

Alyssa Brown, UNLV (Sahuaro grad) basketball

Destiney Brown, Tucson basketball

Hailey Burke, Mica Mountain cross country

Cecilia Burruel, Nogales basketball

Meghan Callahan, St. Augustine basketball

Danapaola Camacho, Nogales tennis

Hattie Macumber not only captivated Southern Arizona but also the nation in Willcox’s run to the Little League World Series in softball (ESPN screenshot)

Vita Carr, Tucson swimming

Kayla Carter, Mountain View basketball

Reece Carter, Arizona tennis

Iliana Castaneda, Sunnyside wrestling

Jaelyn Castillo, Salpointe softball

America Cazares, Pueblo basketball

Yajaira Cervantes Andrade, Tucson soccer

Cassandra Coolidge, Sahuaro basketball

Esther Corella, Nogales tennis

Bella Corona, Marana softball

Jordan Crawford, Canyon del Oro tennis

Gracey Crockett, St. David volleyball

Molli Daley, Salpointe softball

Reatta Danhoff, Pima College (Ironwood Ridge grad) cross country

Halee Deskins, St. David basketball

Sunnyside senior forward Nayeli Nidez-Acuna accumulated at least 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds in her career, a rare feat in Southern Arizona (Andy Morales/AllSportsTucson.com)

Sedona Dietrich, Pusch Ridge basketball

Callista Drawbaugh, Empire softball

Valerie Durazo, Willcox tennis

Brooke Earley, Arizona diver

Kennedy Ebert, Willcox volleyball

Shasity Eddy, Buena volleyball

Reagan Edquid, Pusch Ridge swimming

Diamond England, Tanque Verde tennis

Allison Even, Salpointe basketball

Milana Eyrich, Walden Grove soccer

Aubrie Fellmeth, Mica Mountain volleyball

Alexis Ferbeyre, Pusch Ridge volleyball

Estelle Fetsis, Pusch Ridge tennis and volleyball

Arianna Flores, Salpointe softball

Catalina Foothills senior Amber Janky, who has signed with San Diego State, earned state championship titles in the 50 and 100 free with times of 23.51 and 50.97, respectively (Janky photo)

Clarissa Figueroa, Mountain View softball

Maya Fimbres, Cienega softball

Hayley Floyd, Pusch Ridge cross country

Kendall Freidinger, Empire softball

Meredith Galus, Walden Grove soccer

Jorgina Gant, Tucson softball

Alma Garcia, Salpointe softball

Abbey Garner, Canyon del Oro beach volleyball and volleyball

Anette Gastelum, Ironwood Ridge wrestling

Emma Gates, Arizona track and field

Aysha General, Buena wrestling

Addison Gilvin, Sahuarita volleyball

Haylee Gilleland, Pima College volleyball

Zoey Gist, Salpointe soccer

Paisley Gooding, St. David softball

Solaris Graves, Pima College (Ironwood Ridge grad) soccer

Bria Gross, Tombstone softball

Mia Gutierrez, Ironwood Ridge softball

Salpointe senior Taliyah Henderson, who signed with North Carolina, played for Canada’s 18U team in the FIBA U18 Women’s AmeriCup (Team Canada photo)

Sophia Guzman, Rio Rico volleyball

Jayda Haley, Sabino basketball

Kiera Hamilton, Tucson volleyball

Sofia Haro, Rincon/University tennis

Emma Hart, St. David volleyball and basketball

Julia Helmstead, Arizona swimming

Taliyah Henderson, Salpointe basketball

Kayla Henson, Marana tennis

Molly Herman, CDO softball

Sophia Hernandez, Salpointe beach volleyball

Acelynn-Rose Heston, Mica Mountain softball

Jessica Hildago, Amphi wrestling

Taylor Hitchcock, Cienega basketball

Jaelyn Hodge, Arizona volleyball

Natalie Holzer, Walden Grove softball

Julia Holt, Howard (Canyon del Oro grad) softball

Clara-Mae Hrouch, Catalina Foothills basketball

Megan Jacobson, Mountain View volleyball

Annisa Jacquez, St. David basketball

Amber Janky, Catalina Foothills swimming

Audrey Jimenez, Sunnyside wrestling

Ashley Jimenez Sanchez, Tucson soccer

Alexandra Johnson, Tucson track and field

Walden Grove’s Vivien Villarreal is one of the top players in the state who led the Red Wolves to the state title early in 2024 and later played for FC Tucson’s team during the summer despite being in high school (Andy Morales/AllSportsTucson.com)

Hannah Johnson, Pusch Ridge basketball

Meilia Johnson, Baboquivari cross country, volleyball, basketball and softball

Keirstin Jones, Cienega volleyball

Dakota Kennedy, Arizona softball

Amelia Kidd, Tanque Verde soccer

Hannah Kynaston, Salpointe beach volleyball

Molly Lakustiak, Arizona triathlon

Karsten Lewis, Canyon del Oro track and field

Bella Lopez, Tombstone softball

Gabby Lopez, Pima College (Benson grad) basketball

Hattie Macumber, Willcox Little League softball

Gyannah Madrid, San Manuel basketball

Lilly Mann, Sabino softball

Esmery Martinez, Arizona basketball

Madison Martinez, Salpointe track and field

Mercedes Martinez, Catalina Foothills volleyball and basketball

CDO pitcher Amelia Streuber, an Oregon State signee, led the Dorados to the 4A state championship game (Andy Morales/AllSportsTucson.com)

Olivia Maxfield, Pusch Ridge soccer

Kori McGlothin, youth track and field

Katherine McNulty, Catalina Foothills cross country

Maggie McReynolds, Mountain View beach volleyball and Pima College volleyball

Madeline Mench, Mica Mountain wrestling

Paris Mikinski, Arizona track and field

Brianna Mildebrandt, Tanque Verde tennis

Nicole Monge, Salpointe volleyball

Anacelia Moore, The Gregory School tennis

Lanessa Morales, Cienega softball

Tianna Moseley, Pima College track and field

Sarah Mountz, Casa Grande flag football

Kiki Muehlebach, Salpointe beach volleyball

Megan Muehlebach, Salpointe beach volleyball

Anika Mulkey, Desert Christian basketball

Mia Mungarro, Willcox tennis

Dominique Munoz, Douglas volleyball

Marana junior Malaysia Roebuck, a member of the athletic Roebuck family, was one of five finalists for state player of the year in flag football (Josiah Lopez/AllSportsTucson.com)

Kealey Myhre, Sahuarita softball

Kristal Navarro, Tucson basketball

April Necaise, Pima College track and field

Lucy Newell, Ironwood Ridge golf

Nayeli Nidez-Acuña, Sunnyside girls basketball

Amelia North, Rincon/University cross country

Jiselle Nunez, Tucson softball

Kailyn O’Connell, Catalina Foothills soccer

Leila O’Dowd, Rincon/University basketball

Soso Okpara, Mica Mountain volleyball

Gracie Oxnam, Catalina Foothills soccer

Miyah Palacios, Sahuarita wrestling

Morgan Pepe, Pima College (Ironwood Ridge grad) track and field

Sarah Perez, Sahuarita wrestling

Nina Perkins, Rincon/University tennis

Gracie Petrow, Catalina Foothills tennis

Rose Pisetsky, The Gregory School basketball

Soleil Ponce, Sunnyside wrestling and softball

Helena Pueyo, Arizona basketball

Tucson High graduate Camila Zepeda signed with Arizona after earning All-American honors at Pima Community College (Pima photo)

Ashlyn Quiri, Salpointe volleyball

Hannah Ramos, Cienega soccer

Hazel Ramos, Cienega soccer

Mia Reidy, Catalina Foothills swimming

Delaney Reuter, Rincon/University volleyball

Jenell Rodriguez, Sunnyside wrestling

Mia Rodriguez, Nogales basketball

Malaysia Roebuck, Marana flag football

Annalina Rojas, Douglas softball

Francia Rubio, Douglas basketball

Storm Ryan, Buena flag football

Layla Ruiz, San Manuel softball

Karlie St. Claire, Willcox volleyball

Jayden Sambuchino, Mica Mountain soccer

Ariela Sanchez-Hermosillo, Pima College (Sahuaro grad) soccer

Jaidyn Saucedo, Ironwood Ridge basketball

Karlie Schneider, Sahuaro wrestling

Avery Scoggins, Arizona volleyball

Pueblo’s Elizabeth Valenzuela-Smith is a nationally-ranked wrestler who became the first female state wrestling champion for both Pueblo and Tucson Unified School District (MatFocus photo)

Carlie Scupin, Arizona (Tucson High grad) softball

Delaney Schnell, Arizona (Tucson High grad) diver

Eleanor Sharp, Salpointe beach volleyball

Reagan Shockey, Arizona softball

Aissa Silva, Arizona (Mountain View grad) softball

Sophia Silverstein, Marana/Thornydale Little League softball

Johanna Simpson, Nogales flag football, basketball and track

Allie Skaggs, Arizona (Ironwood Ridge grad) softball

Sophia Smith, Canyon del Oro wrestling

Wren Smith, Catalina Foothills swimming

Leila Stafford, Catalina Foothills swimming

Rae Tanori was a standout with Rincon Little League’s baseball team and was also invited to Major League Baseball’s “Trailblazer Series” at the Jackie Robinson Training Complex in Vero Beach, Fla. (USA Baseball photo)

Gile Bite Starkute, Arizona golf

Kylie Strang, Canyon del Oro beach volleyball

Amelia Streuber, Canyon del Oro softball

Ellie Sundt, The Gregory School tennis

Kayla Tacker, Casa Grande flag football

Rae Tanori, Rincon Little League baseball

Connolly Taylor, Catalina Foothills swimming

Kaylei Taylor, Benson basketball and volleyball

Rachel Thursby, Tombstone volleyball, basketball and track

Katrina Trahan, Canyon del Oro track and field

Mayla Trejo, St. David basketball

Brooke Valencia, Sabino/Pima soccer

Arizona’s Helena Pueyo ended her five-year career as an All-Pac-12 first-team selection (AllSportsTucson.com photo)

Elizabeth Valenzuela-Smith, Pueblo wrestling

Daesiah Varner, Cienega wrestling

Margareta Vrablova, Arizona triathlon

Lizzie Walker, Pima College (Canyon del Oro grad) soccer

Shania Walters, Cienega soccer

Rylei Waugh, Pima College basketball

Julia Weatherbie, Mountain View beach volleyball

Isabella Webb, Mica Mountain basketball

Kelly Wetteland, Arizona triathlon

Angelina Whelan, Rio Rico basketball

Hannah Williams, Salpointe basketball

Jada Williams, Arizona basketball

Jordan Wilson, Arizona volleyball

Zaida Wise, Sabino golf

Isabella Wolfe, Ironwood Ridge softball

Jacqueline Wolff, Mica Mountain wrestling

Micaela Valenzuela, Cienega softball

Tatyana Vega, Sunnyside softball and volleyball

Emma Veliz, Salpointe soccer

Vivien Villarreal, Walden Grove soccer

Jazmyne Waddell, Pima College (San Manuel grad) softball

Nevaeh Yanez, Tucson soccer

Alexa Yarger, Desert Christian softball

Camila Zepeda, Pima College (Tucson High grad) softball

Chloe Zhang, Salpointe beach volleyball

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ALLSPORTSTUCSON.com publisher, writer and editor Javier Morales is a former Arizona Press Club award winner. He is a former Arizona Daily Star beat reporter for the Arizona basketball team, including when the Wildcats won the 1996-97 NCAA title. He has also written articles for CollegeAD.com, Bleacher Report, Lindy’s Sports, TucsonCitizen.com, The Arizona Republic, Sporting News and Baseball America, among many other publications. He has also authored the book “The Highest Form of Living”, which is available at Amazon. He became an educator in 2016 and is presently a special education teacher at Sunnyside High School in the Sunnyside Unified School District.

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