Former Sedona Red Rock High School golfer Savanah Cooper continues her ascent up the golfing ranks after accepting a scholarship to play golf at California State University in Northridge. “I visited the coach, went to the campus...
The new kid in the Verde Valley Athletic Association is still struggling to take its first steps. Two weeks away from its opener in the two major fall sports and news from its shared administrative offices remains...
Low turnout forced Sedona Red Rock High School to cancel its preseason football scrimmage Saturday, Aug. 13, at Page High School. “We just didn’t have enough guys to do it,” said second-year Scorpions head coach John Bradshaw....
As the second full week of classes continue at Sedona Red Rock High School, its mountain biking club is looking for a few good riders from the new junior high. “Seventh- and eighth-graders can race in three...
Despite the best efforts of a two-person crew, a rising tide of trash contaminated Oak Creek Canyon in July. With a final summer cleanup still scheduled for Indian Gardens in less than two weeks, two Oak Creek...
As the search continues for a Sedona Red Rock High School boys basketball coaching staff, the girls hoops coaches are doing what they can to keep all Scorpions in the game. SRRHS head girls basketball coach Dave...
One semi-retired Village of Oak Creek bicycle mechanic owes his continued health to those very machines he rides from his shop every day. Although weather forced Mike Harris, 64, to cancel his three-hour Sunday trail ride, he...
Although local triathlete Josh Reilly couldn’t quite bring home his second national gold medal in three years July 31, in the end he was still second-highest on the awards podium at the USA Youth Triathlon in Cincinnati. ...
Playing and teaching on the tennis courts of Posse Grounds Park in a white hat, white shorts, black sunglasses and a white beard, local pro Jeff Cooper is not hard to find. Monday, Aug. 1, found him...
Let the games begin. Virtually every golfer can play in the Sedona Golf Resort’s Olympics, which begins at 8 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 10. “As long as you can play 18 holes, you can play,” said Micah...
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