Arizona highschool cancels soccer video games amid allegations at camp

TONOPAH, AZ (AZFamily) — Several school members of Tonopah Valley High School are on administrative go away amid an investigation right into a “potentially serious incident” involving the soccer group, in response to Saddle Mountain Unified School District.

District leaders mentioned they “initiated a thorough investigation” late Friday after receiving studies of the incident involving Tonopah Valley school and highschool soccer group members at soccer camp in Williams.

The investigation entails allegations of “dry humping,” in response to the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office.

The sheriff’s workplace confirmed to Arizona’s Family that no victims are keen to press costs. The sheriff’s workplace didn’t present any extra particulars.

The district canceled the college’s varsity soccer sport Friday and the junior varsity sport Monday.

“We remain committed to transparency, but because this is an active matter involving students and personnel, we cannot provide additional details at this time,” Mike Winters, the district’s superintendent, mentioned in an announcement supplied to Arizona’s Family.

Winters mentioned it’s unclear if or when the soccer season will resume. “As soon as we come to a decision, we will communicate with families,” Winters mentioned. “I hope we can resume.”

He added that “student safety and well-being remain the highest priorities of Saddle Mountain Unified School District.”

Parents and households have been notified, the district mentioned.

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