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Scorpions swimmers set school records at state meet in Mesa

With the state swimming meet now in the rearview mirror for the Sedona Red Rock High School swimmers, it’s time to start making the placards with the names of the new school record holders. Both the Scorpions boys and...

Sedona volleyball’s season ends with loss to Titans at state

Only one of the state’s 47 Division IV volleyball teams gets the privilege of holding the state championship trophy at the end of the year. Last year, it was Sedona Red Rock, but the Scorpions were not successful in...

Love for outdoors is lacking in new generation of kids

You may have heard about the New England Journal of Medicine study that suggests the current generation of children will be the first in the last 200 years to have a shorter lifespan than their parents. The reason? The...

‘Fit Kids’ run for healthy lifestyle

More than 19 percent of children ages 6 to 11 in the United States are obese, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Further, 50 percent of obese 5-year-old children will remain obese as adults, and that...

Girls cross-country team, three boys to run at state

The Sedona Red Rock High School girls cross-country team, led by junior Natalie Cox, finished third at the Division IV, Section I meet Saturday, Nov. 2, in Holbrook, meaning that the entire girls team will compete at the state...

Volleyball seniors are living in the moment, but looking to the future

It was a bittersweet moment for three senior volleyball players at Sedona Red Rock High School on Wednesday night: bitter because it was the final home game of their high school careers, but sweet because they beat the rival...

Scorpions grind out big win over Mingus on Senior Night

The Sedona Red Rock High School volleyball team has played some big games this season, but on Wednesday, Oct. 30, the Scorpions had a climactic night. Not only were the rival Mingus Marauders in the house at the SRRHS...

Blowouts shouldn’t be called bullying, just a lack of class

I doubt that many agree with the Texas father who cited the Aledo High School football team for bullying after it crushed his son’s Western Hills High School football team 91-0 last week. Blowouts happen all the time in...

Scorpions qualify 13 swimmers for state

The Sedona Red Rock High School boys and girls swimming teams both placed third among the 17 schools that competed at the Small Schools Championship Meet on Saturday, Oct. 26, at Phoenix Country Day School, and they have qualified...

Cross-country getting ready for run to state

The Sedona Red Rock cross-country team competed at the Yavapai County Championships in Prescott on Wednesday, Oct. 23, in preparation for the Division IV, Section I state-qualifying meet Saturday, Nov. 2, in Holbrook. The Scorpions girls team finished third...

About Me

Jeff Bear began his journalism career in 2003 as a graphic designer and sports reporter at the Weekly Register Call in Central City, Colorado. In 2007 he began working at the Canyon Courier in Evergreen, Colorado, as a graphic designer, but soon transferred into the editorial department where he worked as a copy editor and sport reporter under Editor Doug Bell. After a stint as a graphic designer at American Classifieds in 2009-10, Bear began working in 2011 as a copy editor at the Arizona Daily Sun, in Flagstaff. While at the Daily Sun, Bear was tapped by the late Randy Wilson to report on local sports including Northern Arizona University and Olympic medalists training in Flagstaff for the 2012 Olympics. In 2013 Bear began working at the Red Rock News in Sedona, Arizona, where he was an assistant editor and sports editor. Bear has two daughters, Angela and Jessica, with his wife Nina. He is a singer and guitarist, an avid cyclist and hiker, and enjoys camping with family and friends.
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