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Sedona Red Rock High School baseball players Nate Ross, left, Joey Johnson, Jaiah Grondin, Jamie Alagna, Caleb Jennings, Matt Capozzi and Dakota Farrar enjoy their Senior Night Ceremony on Friday, April 23, after Sedona’s game with Glendale Prep. The Scorpions trailed heading into the bottom of the fifth inning but came from behind to win 13-5. Photo by Michael Dixon/Larson Newspapers
When Sedona Red Rock High School’s baseball team hosted Glendale Prep on Friday, April 23, the game served two purposes. It was a chance for the Scorpions to snap a three-game losing streak and at least help solidify their spot in a potential state play-in game. It was also Senior Night, giving the parents and fans a chance to honor the seven seniors on the Sedona team.
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Senior pitcher Nate Ross delivers a pitch during Sedona Red Rock High School’s 10-0 loss to Northland Prep Academy on Thursday, March 25. The Scorpions got a better result against Scottsdale Prep on Friday, April 16, winning 16-10. In that game, Ross started on the mound and excelled at the plate, collecting a pair of hits and scoring three runs. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers
Defeating Desert Heights Prep Academy on Tuesday, April 13 was nice for Sedona Red Rock High School’s baseball team. It ended a two-game funk, which saw SRRHS outscored by a combined score of 28-4. But Sedona knew that the Friday, April 15 game against Scottsdale Prep Academy would be the real test. The test was passed.
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Sedona Red Rock High School senior Matt Capozzi completes an inside-the-park home run by running into Desert Heights Prep Academy catcher Landyn Miller during the Scorpions’ game against the Yote on Tuesday, April 13. Sedona, which had lost two games in a row by lopsided finals, got back in the win column with an 11-8 victory. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers
Coming off of consecutive lopsided losses, Sedona Red Rock High School’s baseball team needed a good game against Desert Heights Prep Academy on Tuesday, April 13 to break its funk. The SRRHS team got the necessary result.
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Sedona Red Rock High School senior pitcher Dakota Farrar delivers a pitch in the Scorpions’ game against Camp Verde on Monday, April 5. The Sedona team struggled all game and lost to the Cowboys, 16-1. The Scorpions are now 3-2 on the season. All five games have ended after five innings via the 10-run rule. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers
consistent theme for Sedona Red Rock High School’s baseball team over the first five games of the season. Every game has been either a lopsided win or loss. Unfortunately for the Scorpions, the game against Camp Verde on Monday, April 5, fell into the latter category.