Coyotes softball looks to games with rivals1 min read

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Staci Gasser
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Nikki Zielinski watches a ball she hit sail deep into center field for a home run in Big Park’s game against Clarkdale.
Photo by Jordan Reece/Larson Newspapers

The Big Park Community School softball girls outstanding camaraderie and teamwork continue to help them keep winning as they chase first place in their division.

The Coyotes, now 8-2, dominated the Clarkdale-Jerome Mingus Rams on Tuesday, April 9, winning 15-5 at home.

With Natalie Monge pitching, the Rams were able to sneak in one run in the top of the first inning.

Natalie Monge slides into home plate under the tag in Big Park’s game against Clarkdale on Tuesday, April 9 (above). Big Park won the game 15-5 pushing its season record to 8-2. The team will play its next game Friday, April 12, against Camp Verde. In the bottom of the inning, Ally Alver hit a grounder on the first pitch and turned it into a home run. Nikki Zielinski had a three-run home run, knocking in Monge and Ling Ling Ho. Luz Trahin then batted in Desana Parsons to make the score 5-1.

For the full story, please see the Friday, April 12, issue of the Sedona Red Rock News.

Staci Gasser

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