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Acacia Tupa '15 Recruiting Profile

Southern Door High SchoolBrussels, WISoftball

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ClubBadger Blitz

Height5'3"

Weight135lbs

Age28

Primary PositionCenter Fielder

Secondary PositionOutfielder

Dominant HandLeft

Over Hand Throw Velocity61

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2013 Skills Video

Acacia Tupa

Personal Statement

Over the past ten years, I have participated in many different sports and athletic activities, including gymnastics, track, basketball, volleyball, and softball, but my all-time favorite sport is softball. I started playing on little league teams when I was six years old and had so much fun, that I joined as many tournament and club teams that I could fit into my schedule. I love softball so much that I have found opportunities to play year-round ever since I was nine years old. I am really enjoying my traveling club and high school varsity softball experiences and I would love to play D-1 college softball, as I earn my degree. I dream of playing on a highly competitive team, where each player works hard to continually improve, gives 100%, supports their teammates, and where our coaches promote positive team spirit, encouragement, support, and provide training to help each player be the very best she can be.

Athletics

High School Information

Years w/ Varsity
4 years
Varsity Starter
4 years
2015 Varsity Team
Starter
- Jersey: #12
Individual Awards
1st Team All-Conference, 1st Team All-County, "Player of the Year" - Packerland Conference, MVP, Wisconsin State All Star Team., 1st Team All-Region, 1st Team All-Area, 1st Team All-State
Team Awards
Conference Champs, Sectional Champs, Regional 2nd Place
2014 Varsity Team
Starter
- Jersey: #12
Individual Awards
Captain, 1st Team All-Conference
2013 Varsity Team
Starter
- Jersey: #12
Individual Awards
1st Team All-Conference, Home Run Leader, Hit For The Cycle, Most Improved Player, 2nd Team All-State, 1st Team All-Region
Team Awards
Conference 2nd Place, Sectional 2nd Place, Regional Champs
2012 Varsity Team
Starter
- Jersey: #12
Individual Awards
1st Team All-Conference, Honorable Mention All-Area
Team Awards
Conference 2nd Place, Sectional 2nd Place, Regional Champs

Club Information

Seasons of Club Experience
8 seasons
2016 Badger Blitz (ASA/USA 18U Class A)
Acacia Tupa’s 2016 Summer Club Badger Blitz 18U-Fastpitch Softball Team Stats: (National Qualifier-Watertown, ASA State-Watertown, NSA State-Kimberly, Stateline Tournament-Beloit, and ASA 18U Northern Nationals-Rochester, MN) 18U Badger Blitz Team Record: 32 Games Played, 196 Blitz Runs Scored, 99 Runs Allowed, 24 Wins-8 Losses.
2015 Impact Fastpitch (New London, WI) (18U ASA Class A)
IMPACT FASTPITCH: ASA 18U Class A National Qualifier Champions in La Fayette, Indiana, 1st place at NSA State in Kimberly, 1st place in Mayville Tournament, 2nd runner-up at ASA State in Watertown, 3rd place at Battle of the Border, 1st place Circle Tap Champions (2014 and 2015), and ASA 18U Class A Northern National Champions in Springfield, MO. Five members of the Impact team played for the Junior Phoenix and earned their 3rd Northern National Championship title. Overall 2015 record: 42-6
2014 Jr. Phoenix Fastpitch (18U ASA/USA Class A )
Junior Phoenix : 2014 ASA 18U Northern National Champions! As Acacia has done throughout her softball career, she has elected to "play up" at the 18U level as a 16-year-old, turning 17 in May. Acacia helped lead the Junior Phoenix to the ASA Class A 18U Northern National Championship title in Watertown by batting .680 with 11 singles, 4 doubles, 2 triples, 8 RBI’s, 4 walks, 1 sac-bunt, 7 stolen bases, and 11 runs scored for her 30 plate appearances throughout the national tournament. The Junior Phoenix beat the Wisconsin Bandits, 9-1, in the semifinals and shut out the Quad City Firebirds, 7-0, in the championship game. Acacia’s cumulative summer softball stats after 44 games from 6/19/14 through 8/10/14 with the 18U Junior Phoenix, summer varsity league in Allouez, and Circle Tap League in Denmark: Acacia produced 48 singles, 9 doubles, 8 triples, and 17 home runs (with two grand slams), earning a .689 batting average for the summer. She had 16 walks, was hit by 4 pitches, put down 4 sac-bunts, and only had five strike outs for her 143 plate appearances. Acacia went 22 for 22 in stolen bases, scored 62 runs, and has credit for 45 RBI's for the summer. Acacia produced a 1.118 slugging percentage, while her fielding % is .984, with 61 defensive touches, 30 center field catches, 3 throw outs (two at home and one at 3rd), and an out covering 2nd base from center field.
2013 Jr. Phoenix Fastpitch (ASA 16U Class A)
Wisconsin ASA 16U State Champions. Acacia earned the Kansas City Top Gun MVP. See the Jr. Phoenix website for more information: http://jrphoenixfastpitch.com/index.html
2012 Jr. Phoenix Fastpitch (ASA 16U Class A)
The Jr. Phoenix won the ASA Class A 16U Northern National Championship in 2012. Acacia was a star player on the Jr. Phoenix during the 2012 season and a powerfully dangerous hitter. Acacia was the home run leader on her team, but also had the most walks because pitchers fear her bat. Once on base, she often would steal her way home, as she lead the team in stolen bases with her blazing speed. Acacia hit 28 RBI's, scored 25 runs, and had an overall batting average of .419 with the Jr. Phoenix for the 2012 season. At the ASA 16U National Qualifier in Watertown, WI, Acacia hit a 235 foot, home run against the Bandits and had a 4-day batting average of .632, as her team took 2nd place in the 104 degree heat on 7/8/2012. At Orland Park, IL Showcase Tournament on 7/22/12, Acacia hit a walk-off home run against the Southern IL Express to advance the Jr. Phoenix to the championship game. At the ASA 16U Northern Nationals in North Platte, NE, Acacia came up to bat when the Jr. Phoenix were down 7-10 in the 6th inning, (as they battled the Cubs from Mokena, IL), and drove a 3-run homer over the fence to tie the game. In the 7th inning, the Jr. Phoenix scored one more run off Acacia's sac-fly to deep center and held the Cubs from scoring.
2011 Jr. Phoenix Fastpitch (14U ASA Class A)
The Jr. Phoenix placed 9th at the ASA 14U Class A Northern Nationals in Bowling Green, Kentucky, in 2011.
2010 Chix With Stix (14U)
Traveling Tournament Team
2008 Hot Styx (12U)
2008-2009 Traveling Tournament Team Acacia was named MVP during the Allowez 12U Softball Tournament for hitting the game-winning home run in the championship game in 2008, and again in 2009 for hitting a 2-run home run in the championship game.

Coach References

Travel / Club Coach
Mike Roberts (Jr. Phoenix), University of Washington assistant as of 7/4/2014
Travel / Club Coach
Chad Mix (18U Impact Fastpitch Coach)
Travel / Club Coach
Chuck Verbeten (Jr. Phoenix)
Travel / Club Coach
Tara Eastman
High School Head Coach
Pat Delcore (Southern Door H.S.)
Private Coach
Chris Delarwelle
High School Assistant Coach
Greg Dantoin (Chix with Stix)
Club Coach
Jodi Wery (Hot Styx/Cut Hut)

Events

Camp/Event
ASA/USA 18U Class A Northern National Championship
8/03/16 to 8/07/16
Acacia’s summer club team (18U Badger Blitz) took 2nd place in the ASA/USA Class A 18U Northern National Championship Tournament. What is most impressive about this team is the fact that 6 of their 7 wins were the result of late in the game rallies, where the Blitz battled back to make up runs given up earlier in the game. In three of those come-from-behind wins, Acacia hit go-ahead home runs to help secure the win. #1: In their second pool game, the Blitz were down 1-0 and tied the game in the top of the 6th against the “Northern Illinois Ice” with a double by Acacia and an RBI from a teammate to bring her home. Both teams held until the top of the 9th inning, when Acacia broke the ice with a 2-run homer, giving the Blitz a 3-1 lead. The Ice answered in the bottom half with two runs of their own to tie the game at 3-3, but the Blitz were not done. They went on to score three more runs in the top of the 10th and put on a great defensive display to freeze the Ice in the bottom half of the 10th inning for the 6-3 win. #2: In their third bracket game the Blitz were down 3-0 to the “Wisconsin Sparks,” when Acacia helped her team to a 5-run rally with an RBI single in the top of the 5th inning to go up 5-3, but the Sparks lit up their own rally to tie it 5-5 in the bottom of the 5th. Both teams went scoreless in the sixth, but in the top of the 7th, two Blitz players got on with a pair of singles and Acacia cleared the bases with a 245 foot 3-run bomb over the centerfield fence to regain an 8-5 lead. The Blitz allowed one last Spark to score in the bottom of the 7th, but extinguished the flame on a great throw and tag at the plate for the last out of the game and the 8-6 win. #3: In their fourth bracket game, the Blitz faced the “Wisconsin Bandits” with a 4-3 deficit in the top of the 7th inning. It was dejavue when Acacia stepped up to the plate with Blitz runners on 2nd and 3rd. With two outs and a 3-2 count, Acacia jacked a sky-high 3-run dinger (her 62nd career home run) to take a 6-4 lead. Her teammates would go on to produce two more runs, robbing the Bandits of their lead and shutting the door with good defense in the bottom half of the 7th for the 8-4 win. Game seven of their tournament play was a heartbreaker. With a 1-0 lead going into the 7th inning of their 5th bracket game, the Blitz failed to close the door on the “Minnesota A’s Vortex,” allowing them to tie 1-1, sending the game into extra innings. Blitz took a two run lead in the 8th, but the Vortex came back again to tie it at 3-3. In the 9th inning, the Blitz scored three runs to go ahead 6-3, but the defense could not hold the hard hitting A’s, allowing them to score four runs for the 7-6 Vortex win, breaking the Blitz’s six game winning streak and sending them to the semi-final game to face Team Nebraska. Acacia crossed the plate twice, after her single and RBI double, but it was not enough to take down the A’s. Blitz produced their 7th exciting win of the tournament in another tug-of-war battle against “Team Nebraska” in the semi-final game. Nebraska took the 1st inning 1-0 lead, and added 5 more in the 2nd before the in Blitz came back with 4 runs of their own in the bottom half. Nebraska was held scoreless in the 3rd, but the Blitz scored 3, taking the 7-6 lead into the 4th inning. Nebraska tied 7-7 in the top of the 4th, but the Blitz answered with 2 runs, to regain the 9-7 lead going into the 5th. Nebraska tied it 9-9 in the top half of the 5th with two runs, but the Blitz battled back with two of their own, regaining an 11-9 lead in the bottom of the 5th. Flawless defense held both teams scoreless in the 6th and Team Nebraska failed to produce in the 7th, allowing the Blitz to walk away with the 11-9 win and a trip to the championship game. Acacia went 4 for 4 with three singles, a two-run RBI double, and crossed the plate three times in an impressive display of hitting and defense for the 11-9 Blitz win. In the championship, the Blitz and A’s matched up again. Both teams were held scoreless by error-free defense and great pitching through five full innings. The A’s earned four runs in the top of the 6th, with a string of base hits, and even though the Blitz held the A’s in the 7th and produced hits in nearly every inning of the game, they could not string together enough hits in any one inning to bring in a run. Acacia was walked twice, flew out to deep left, and had one stolen base from 2nd to 3rd, but that’s as close as the Blitz came to scoring throughout the entire game. The A’s took the 4-0 win and championship trophy, leaving the 2nd place trophy for the Badger Blitz. For the 9-games played by the Badger Blitz in the National Championship Tournament, Acacia had 32 plate appearances, (26 at-bats), 18 hits, 12 singles, 2 doubles, 1 triple, 3 home runs, 6 walks, 11 RBIs, scored 18 runs, went 3 for 3 in stolen bases, had 11 catches in the outfield, produced a .692 batting average, .750 on base percentage, and 1.192 slugging percentage. The end of an era of summer club softball came to a close on Sunday for Acacia as she finished her last competitive summer softball season with the Badger Blitz (a team from Baraboo, WI that warms up 30 minutes before each game but never trains or practices). It’s been an unforgettable journey, earning 1st place at the ASA/USA 16U Northern National Softball Championship in North Platte, Nebraska in 2012 with the Jr Phoenix team, 1st place at the ASA/USA 18U Northern National Softball Championship in Watertown, Wisconsin in 2014 with the Jr Phoenix team, 1st place at the ASA/USA 18U Northern National Softball Championship in Springfield, MO in 2015 with the Impact Team, and earning 2nd place at the ASA/USA 18U Northern National Softball Championship in Rochester, MN in 2016. Acacia will begin her 2nd year of D-1 college softball in a few weeks, as she returns to UWGB this fall to play for the Phoenix. Acacia Tupa’s 2016 Summer Club Badger Blitz 18U-Fastpitch Softball Team Stats: Games Played: 32, Blitz Runs Scored: 196, Runs Allowed: 99, Win/Loss Record: 24-8 Acacia’s Individual Stats for all 32 games of the Badger Blitz 2016 summer softball season: GP: 32, PA: 98, AB: 82, H: 49, Singles: 34, Doubles: 5, Triples: 4, Home Runs: 6, RBI: 35, R: 52, BB: 15, SAC: 1, SB/ATT: 17/17, K: 6, AVG: .598, OBP: .660, SLG: .976
Camp/Event
Circle Tap Summer League
8/01/15 to 8/18/15
Acacia played for (Impact Fastpitch) "5-Star Trucking" at Circle Tap. The team began play on 6/23/15 and had a 10-1 record for the Circle Tap League. They played for the championship on 8/18/15 and took home the 1st place trophy, finishing their summer club season with an overall record of 42-6. Her team (Junior Phoenix) won the Circle Tap Championship in 2014. Acacia hit her 4th home run at Circle Tap, over the 10' high fence at 250' on 8/4/15.
Camp/Event
ASA 18U Class A Northern Nationals
7/29/15 to 8/02/15
3-Time Northern National Champions! Impact Fastpitch dropped one game in pool play, but won the next 8 games in a row, through the winners bracket, to bring home the Northern Nationals Championship Trophy. 5 former Junior Phoenix players (including Acacia) on this team, took home their 3rd Nothern National Championship Title. During the tournament, Acacia hit 7 singles, 5 doubles, 2 triples, and 4 home runs. Acacia also had 14 RBI's, stole 3 for 3, had two walks, and scored 14 runs. Defensively, Acacia had 28 touches, 15 catches, and held 9 base runners from advancing, with no errors. http://www.doorcountydailynews.com/sports/details.cfm?clientid=28&id=184462#.Vc3ZNmp0zIU
Camp/Event
Mayville Summer Sting ASA 18U Tournament
7/17/15 to 7/19/15
Impact Fastpitch took home the championship trophy with their 5-0 record in the winners bracket in Mayville.
Camp/Event
NSA 18U Wisconsin State Tournament
7/10/15 to 7/12/15
Impact Fastpitch won 5 straight games in the winners bracket to take home the Wisconsin State Championship Trophy.
Camp/Event
ASA 18U Wisconsin State Tournament
6/25/15 to 6/28/15
Impact Fastpitch took home the Second Runner-Up Trophy with a 5-2 record.
Camp/Event
ASA 18U Battle of the Borders
6/19/15 to 6/21/15
The best teams from Wisconsin and Illinois competed in the double elimination tournament, where Impact finished 3rd, with a 5-2 record.
Camp/Event
ASA 18U National Qualifier
2/28/15 to 3/01/15
Impact Fastpitch won their pool and all 5 winners bracket games to take home the National Qualifier 1st Place Title.
Camp/Event
DeMarini Elite Training Camp w/ Fire Pro Fastpitch
8/08/14 to 8/10/14
University of Nebraska, UW-Madison, UW-Green Bay, North Dakota State, Illinois State, and UW- Eau Claire coaching staff timed, drilled, and trained camp participants. Acacia was timed at 2.66 seconds (Home to First), and 11.28 seconds (Home to Home). During the scrimmage game, Acacia smashed a triple and crushed a 2-run homer over the scoreboard at the Plover Softball Field. Acacia was approached by several interested coaches at the camp.
Camp/Event
ASA 18U Class A Northern Nationals
7/28/14 to 8/03/14
Junior Phoenix : 18U Class A Northern National Champions. The Junior Phoenix won 7 of their 8 games, outscoring opponents (8-2, 6-3, 2-0, 6-2, 2-1, 9-1, and 7-0). Acacia helped her team with her 11 singles, 4 doubles, 2 triples, 8 RBI's, 7 stolen bases, and 11 runs. Acacia earned a .680 batting average over the 5 day national tournament.
Camp/Event
Denmark Circle Tap League Tournament
7/28/14 to 8/19/14
2014 Circle Tap League Champions! Pool play began in early June with weekly games on Tuesday nights. On 7/22/14, Acacia hit an RBI in-the-park home run, followed by a 2-run home run over the 250' centerfield fence, above the scoreboard, and finished her third at bat with an RBI single. On 7/28, Acacia hit a double, a triple, fired a rocket throw to get a runner out at third from center, and threw out a runner at home from deep center. In the second game, Acacia crushed another 2-run home run out of the park and scored two runs. Bracket play began on 7/29 and ran through 8/19. Acacia's team remained undefeated throughout all pool and bracket games, as they won the 2014 championship title.
Camp/Event
JULY 17-20 Orland Park Sparks Tournament
7/17/14 to 7/20/14
The Junior Phoenix won 5 of their 7 games, outscoring opponents (9-2, 7-1, 3-1, 6-0, and 4-3). Acacia helped the team by producing 8 singles, 5 RBI's, 11 runs, and hitting 4 home runs ( one was a grand slam ). Acacia earned a .667 batting average over the 4-day tournament.
Camp/Event
Premier Girls Fastpitch (PFG) Midwest Showcase
7/09/14 to 7/13/14
The Junior Phoenix were undefeated in their 6 pool play games and first bracket game, outscoring their opponents (19-1, 6-2, 10-0, 7-3, 13-3, 9-8, and 11-0). Acacia helped the team by hitting 10 singles, 1 triple, 3 home runs, and earned a .700 batting average over the 4-day tournament.
Camp/Event
ASA 18U Wisconsin State Qualifier
6/26/14 to 6/29/14
Junior Phoenix placed 3rd at the Wisconsin State Tournament.
Camp/Event
ASA 18U National Qualifier
6/19/14 to 6/22/14
Junior Phoenix placed 4th overall. Acacia Tupa hit three home runs on Saturday with two 2-run homers and a grand slam.
Camp/Event
Summer Varsity League
6/19/14 to 7/31/14
NE Wisconsin varsity softball teams compete in weekly games on Thursday nights.
Camp/Event
UWO Offense and Deffense Camp
3/08/14 to 3/08/14
Participants worked on hitting, bunting, slapping, fielding, catching, and throwing. All 38 camp athletes participated in a hitting accuracy competition. Acacia earned 1st place in the hitting competition. Coach Beyer congratulated Acacia on her commitment to UWGB.
Camp/Event
UWGB Hitting/Offensive Skills Softball Camp
2/23/14 to 2/23/14
As a committed student athlete to UWGB, Acacia enjoyed working with UWGB coaches and players on offense and defense.
Camp/Event
Wichita State Winter Clinic
1/26/14 to 1/26/14
As camp participants were timed from home to first, home to second, and home to home, it became clear that Acacia was (once again), the fastest athlete in the camp. During bunting and hitting drills, Acacia demonstrated superior technique with her bat. As outfielders drilled on fielding fly balls, Acacia proved herself to be flawless in catching and throwing.
Camp/Event
WIU Leatherneck Winter Softball Camp
1/18/14 to 1/18/14
Offense/Defense Camp 1-4pm
Camp/Event
Rich Calvert Drake Softball Winter Clinic
1/11/14 to 1/11/14
Acacia received instruction on bunting, hitting, slapping, and base running skills.
Camp/Event
UWGB Holiday Camp
12/28/13 to 12/30/13
After attending the UWGB Softball Skills Camp, Acacia accepted the generous scholarship offer and committed to play softball for UWGB as a 2015 centerfielder, wearing the #12 Phoenix jersey.
Camp/Event
University of Tennessee - Knoxville Speed Camp
11/16/13 to 11/17/13
Lady Volunteer players and coaches instructed athletes in UT slap hitting, bunting, base running, and offensive skills. Acacia demonstrated her speed, posting the quickest times in camp during the ball contact to first base drills (2.72 to 2.78 seconds). Acacia received compliments from Coach Weekly about her speed and good form.
Camp/Event
USA/ASA 16U National Championship in Sunnyvale, CA
7/28/13 to 8/04/13
http://www.asasoftball.com/tournaments/getNcDetail.asp?tid=4022 http://norcalasa.org/2013-16u-a-national-championship/ After nationals, Acacia received several generous athletic scholarship offers.
Camp/Event
2013 Midland Magic Showcase Tournament
7/19/13 to 7/21/13
2013 Scheels Midland Magic Summer Showcase July 19-21, Springfield, IL http://www.midlandmagicsoftball.pointstreaksites.com/view/midlandmagicsoftball/home-page-6
Camp/Event
Junior Day Softball Camp
7/09/13 to 7/09/13
Acacia demonstrated her speed, hitting, base running skills, and outfielder abilities at the camp. Following the camp experience, Acacia was invited to visit UWGB. After her visit to UWGB, Acacia was presented with a very generous scholarship offer to play for the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay Phoenix as a 2015 centerfielder, wearing the #12 jersey.
Camp/Event
MI Fire Stix Showcase Tournament http://mid-michiganfirestix.com/
7/05/13 to 7/07/13
Showcase Tournament in Grand Blanc, MI http://mid-michiganfirestix.com/
Camp/Event
University of Tennessee-Martin Skyhawk Elite Camp
6/18/13 to 6/19/13
Acacia demonstrated her speed, hitting, base running skills, and outfielder abilities at the camp. After the camp, Acacia was presented with a very generous scholarship offer to play for the UTM Skyhawks.
Camp/Event
Top Gun Elite Invitational Tournament, Kansas City, KS http://www.topguninvitational.com/
6/13/13 to 6/16/13
Acacia was named "Top Gun Elite Tournament All American MVP." The tournament was played as a 7 Game Guarantee in 5 pool games followed by a Double Elimination Bracket. http://www.topguninvitational.com/ Thursday, June 13 8:00 am Games Begin 14U-18U http://www.topguninvitational.com/format--rules.html
Camp/Event
University of Minnesota Winter Softball Camp
1/19/13 to 1/20/13
Acacia participated with 67 other athletes from around the country at the University of Minnesota Softball Camp and was the only athlete in camp timed under 3.0 (H-1), and the only athlete under 12.0 (H-H). Acacia’s unofficial times were 2.89 (H-1) and 11.82 (H-H). During the hitting showcase Acacia drove 9 hits in a row, over 200 feet. Acacia was among the top outfielders in camp, performing every drill and skill as well or better than all the other outfielders. During “live pitch” game situations on Sunday, Acacia drilled a line shot home run over 225 feet on the fly. The head coach commented to Acacia, “I really like your swing.” Overall, it was a very good weekend for Acacia.
Camp/Event
ASA Class A 16U Northern Nationals
7/26/12 to 7/29/12
Junior Phoenix: 2012 ASA Class A 16U Northern National Champions!

Training

House of Speed Green Bay, WI (speed/strength/agility training)
3 years
House of Speed is a speed, strength, and agility training facility located in Green Bay, WI.
Hitting lessons w/ Chris Delarwelle: http://thehitszone.com/
3 years
Acacia took hitting lessons with Chris Delarwelle, who trains and sharpens hitting skills for softball and baseball athletes. Chris has stated that Acacia's bat speed and swing mechanics are among the top five best that he has ever seen.
Gymnastics Competion Team
5 years
Acacia trained and competed in gymnastics from 2006-2010 with the YMCA traveling team, qualifying and competing at the state and national level. Gymnastics training has helped Acacia develop greater strength, flexability, balance, and coordination.
Softball Little League
7 years
Acacia trained, practiced, and played for various teams for the Door County Little League from 2004-2010.
UWGB Division 1 Softball Program Training
2 years
NCAA D1 Competition, Weight Training, Hitting, Base Running...

Additional Sports

Volleyball
4 years
Varsity Team
Acacia has played 4 years of club volleyball on the nationals team with Wisconsin Power and the Denmark Rebels from 2010-2013, and played varsitry volleyball at Southern Door High School during the 2012 and 2013 seasons.
Basketball
4 years
Varsity Team
Acacia played Tournament basketball from 4th grade through 8th grade and played one season of high school J-Varsity basketball.
Track
2 years
Varsity Team
Acacia ran track during 7th and 8th grade and was the top 100M runner in the conference as well as the long-jump. Acacia also anchored the 4x100M relay and ran the 200M dash for the 7th and 8th grade track team.
Softball
4 years
Varsity Team
Southern Door's Tupa chosen all-state: Southern Door's Acacia Tupa added another big honor to her softball resume. The senior outfielder was chosen first-team all-state by the Wisconsin Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association for the 2015 high school sea

Statistics

Statistic	2016 Badger Blitz	2015 Varsity Team	2015 Impact Fastpit	2014 Varsity Team	2014 Jr. Phoenix Fa	2013 Varsity Team
BA	.598	.446	.606	.442	.689	.491
GP	32	23	48	17	44	20
AB	82	70	132 (PA-BB&Sac)	43	143	53
R	52	38	58	25	62	24
H	49	31	80	19	82	26
2B	5	4	8	3	9	7
3B	4	4	10	3	8	3
HR	6	9	7	0	17	3
RBI	35	30	54	15	45	30
Slug%	.976	1.000	.977		1.118	.906
BB	15	19	17	19	20	14
SO	6	3	8	1		1
OB%	.660	.556	.616		.750	.755
Sac	1	3	9		4	3
SB/Att.	17/17	17/17	31/31		22/22	11/11
Put outs	34	18	39		30	17
Assists	0				4
Errors	0	0	0		1	0
Fld%	1.00	1.000	1.000		.984	1.0
Team Record	24-8	20-3	42-6		36-8	15-5

Statistic	2013 Jr. Phoenix Fa	2012 Varsity Team	2012 Jr. Phoenix Fa
BA	.443	.361	.419
GP	41	23
AB	140	61	124
R	44	18	25
H	54	22	52
2B	15	0	9
3B	1	4	2
HR	4	1	4
RBI	25	23	28
Slug%	.593	.541	.621
BB	18	12	10
OB%	.514	.447	.500
SB/Att.	19/20	6/7
Put outs	41	9
Assists	5
Errors	1	1	1
Fld%	.979	.94	.977
Team Record	29-12
SO		6
Sac			2

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High School Information

High SchoolSouthern Door High School

StateWisconsin

Phone(920) 825-7333

Academic Accomplishments

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Are you in AP/IB classes?

Registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center?

Yes

Awards and Activities

Activities* Student Council * Project 180 (AODA) * Big Brothers Big Sisters volunteer * Prom Court 2014 * Homecoming Court 2014 * Carrie Ann Renard Memorial Golf Outing volunteer