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Sedona volleyball dispatches Stallions in three-set match

In a week in which they had lost a tight, three-set match to Arizona’s top-ranked Division IV volleyball team, the Northwest Christian Crusaders, the Sedona Red Rock Scorpions also played the winless Sequoia Charter Stallions on Thursday, Oct. 3,...

Scorpions get comeback victory

The Homecoming football game is often planned as an easy win, a relaxed contest designed not to interfere with a school’s festivities. Somebody apparently forgot to send Kingman Academy that email. Sedona Red Rock High School junior Max Hauserman...

Cross-country team keeps improving

The Scorpions cross-country teams just keep getting stronger and faster, and the results of their recent meets prove it. At the Valley Christian Invitational in Chandler on Sept. 25, the Scorpions girls team placed second out of the nine...

Scorpions drop rematch to No. 1 Crusaders

It was Goliath versus, well, Goliath in a volleyball game Tuesday, Oct. 1, at the Sedona Red Rock High School gymnasium. The No. 2 ranked Scorpions volleyball team hosted the No. 1 ranked Northwest Christian Crusaders in...

Reporters depend on coaches for vital information

I’ve said before that I think coaches of youth sports are some of the most selfless people I know. And while many who coach school sports do receive compensation, it is small in comparison to the time and effort,...

Scorpions beat Cowboys despite turnovers

While some may consider a turnover to be a sweet pastry treat, to football coaches turnovers aren’t sweet at all, and they’re anything but a treat. In Sedona Red Rock High School’s 15-13 win over Camp Verde on Friday,...

Scorpions swim team wins with superior conditioning

The three most important factors for swimming success are condition, condition, condition. The well-conditioned Sedona Red Rock Scorpions swim team won its quadrangular meet on Thursday, Sept. 26 by beating Gilbert Christian 194-126, Northland Prep 170-143 and Fredonia 230-17...

Cross-country competes in high-altitude ‘training run’

In what was supposed to be just a “training run” at altitude for the Sedona Red Rock cross-country team at the Four Corners Invitational in Flagstaff, several Scorpions runners achieved personal records, and nearly all got a boost to...

Scorpions go to 3-1 with comeback road victory

The Sedona Red Rock High School football team pushed its season record to 3-1 with a 36-27 come-from-behind victory Friday, Sept. 20, at North Pointe Prep High School in Phoenix, and the Sedona volleyball team finished fifth in the...

Scorpions face reality after 27-point loss

After dispatching their first two opponents by a combined score of 84-6, the Sedona Red Rock Scorpions football players were feeling pretty good about themselves — despite dire warnings from their coach, Rick Walsworth, that it was all just...

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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