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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.
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Sophomore Max Metzger dribbles the ball during the Sedona Red Rock High School junior varsity boys basketball team’s scrimmage against the varsity team on Jan. 8. Cook and his teammates feel that playing those scrimmages will help them against bigger and stronger opponents during the season. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers
With only one senior on the entire roster and at least three-fifths of the starting spots being occupied by a freshman or sophomore, Sedona Red Rock High School’s girls basketball team is one that will be largely in place for next year and beyond. The boys team, on the other hand, is more senior heavy. So, much of the success that the team will enjoy beyond this year will depend on the boys currently on the junior varsity team.
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Forward Joey Johnson dribbles by an opponent during a Sedona Red Rock High School game from last season. The Scorpions won their first game of the season on Friday, Jan. 22, defeating North Pointe Prep 61-27. Johnson scored 15 points while fellow seniors Jamie Alagna and Jaiah Grondin had 16 and 13 points, respectively. Photo by David Jolkovski/Larson Newspapers
After a sluggish loss to Scottsdale Prep in the season opener, Sedona Red Rock High School’s boys basketball team was looking to right the ship and get in the win column against North Pointe Prep in the season’s second game on Friday, Jan. 22. Fortunately for the Scorpions, they did just that.