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Bradley Cox
Junior
Sedona Red Rock High School
Where are you originally
from and if different from
Sedona, what was it like
there?
California andmy
family moved to
Sedona in 2001d
What sports do you play?
I play football,
basketball and base-
ball for Sedona Red
Rock High School."
Which sport is your
favorite and why?
;il MY fay°rite is
t basketball because
itb an up-tempo
game and it's an exciting, fun-
paced game."
What are your favorite
sport team(s) and why?
I really like the.
Denver Broncos. My
dad is a big fan. I
also like the Phoenix Suns and
the Diamondbacks."
Wheat is your favorite
thing to do when not playing
sports?
' I like to hang out
N with friends and go
do stuff."
What is your favorite
subject, or what class do you
enjoy most? Why?
I enjoy math class;
calculus is great. I
enjoy functions and
formulas."
What is your favorite
television show? Movie?
I watch 'Scrubs' a
i lot and my favorite
movie would have to
be either 'Anchorman' or 'Step
Brothers.'"
What do you aspire to be
when you grow up? Why?
i ' I think I would
like to be a doctor."
If you had to choose, who
would be your role model?
Why?
t My role model
would be my dad
because he grew up
with nothing and
slowly worked his way up."
Where do you see yourself
in 10 years?
* ' Hopefully in
! ,
!: medical school
somewhere."
If there was a motto you
live your life by, what would
it be? " '
! Give everything
f,! you got because you
don't know when
you will lose it all."
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RED ROCK NEWS, Sedona, Arizona Friday, October 29, 2010 - 11A
SPORTS REC ¢E/fflON
Sedona turns its focus to NAYFL playoffs
By Brian Bergner Jr.
LARSOq NWSP/d'RS
After a tough non-divisional
loss to the Wranglers last week,
the Sedona
Majors Mustangs o
football Scorpions 43
team
regrouped aiad stomped visiting
Dewey-Humboldt in the season
finale Saturday, Oct. 23, 43-0.
"We played well. We did what
we needed to do and can now
focus on the playoffs," Sedona
Head Coach Tony Hauserman
said.
The Scorpions had 202 total
yards of offense Saturday,
scoring six touchdowns against
Dewey-Humboldt, four of which
came in the first quarter when
Sedona took a 30-0 lead.
Leading the Scorpions in
rushing was quarterback Max
Hauserman who had only one
carry, giving his Sedona team a
6-0 lead on the first play of the
game Saturday with a 45-yard
touchdown run.
Josh Cacciatori had one carry
for 37 yards and a touchdown
and had a 53-yard kickoff return
for a touchdown.
After the first quarter, backup
quarterback Freddy Rowley went
under center and had two carries
for 17 yards and a touchdown.
Rowley completed one of two
passes in his time under center
Saturday, hooking up with wide
receiver .Bailey Ehrlich for a
37-yard touchdown strike in the
third quarter.
Defensively, the Scorpions
recorded their first shutout of the
season and were led by Andreas
Ponce who recorded five tackles
and one sack. Hauserman,
Rowley, Tyler Underwood and
Austin Samano each had a sack
as well. Cacciatori also chipped
in with a blocked punL
Sedona's win over the visiting
Mustangs wraps up the regular
season for the Scorpions, who
finish with a 6-2 overall record.
The Scorpions claim the No. 2
seed out of the Northern Arizona
Youth Football League North
Division, a position they sealed
Oct. 9 in their 19-14 victory over
the Cottonwood Packers.
The NAYFL playoffs are
14-YEAR-OLD TYLER UNDERWOOD looks to fall on a fumble
Saturday, Oct. 23, when the Sedona Majors football team played the
Tom Hood/Larson Newspapers
Dewey-Humboldt Mustangs. Sedona won, 43-0. The Scorpions will
play in the NAYFL playoffs Saturday, Oct. 30.
scheduled to begin Saturday,
Oct. 30. Sedona welcomes the
Camp Verde Cowboys who
finished 6-2 this season and
were No. 3 in the NAYFL South
Division standings.
Despite. the two not playing
each other in the regular
season, they are natural rivals,
making for a good matchup this
weekend.
The game will take place at
Sedona Red Rock High School
and kickoff is set for 9 a.m.
Injury Report
Sedona starting quarterback
Max Hauserman reportedly
injured his knee at practice
Monday, Oct. 25, and is out for
the first round of the NAYFL
playoffs this weekend when the
Scorpions host Camp Verde,
According to a press release,
Hauserman tore his medial
collateral ligament Monday and
is scheduled for an MRI early
next week.
"He's our playmaker; he's our
starting quarterback. Right now,
no matter how good he feels, he
won't play Saturday," Sedona
Head Coach and father Tony
Hauserman said. "We spent
some time with a physician
Tuesday and they said there's a
chance he could play next week
if the MRI turns out OK."
The Scorpions have to get past
the 6-2 Cowboys first Saturday,
hut if Sedona makes it to the
NAYFL semifinals, there's a
slight chance Max Hauserman
could play.
]II Rnai Standings: Noi iVlsion
No,
Scorpions prepare for \\;Vest regional tournament
By Brian Bergnerjr. The two senior captains, for the
LARSON NEWSPAPERS Scorpions, Chelsea Strong and Rachel
......... : Cook, were excited to get the tourna-
ment under way.
! With the regular season now "I'm so excited," Strong said before
! w complete, the Sedona Red Rock High practice Wednesday, Oct. 27. "I think
? .... School volleyball team can channel all we're going to win the tournament. We
its efforts into the 3A West Regional don't wantto lose on ourhomecourt."
' ......... ,, ,w Championships this weekend. Sedona lost only one match all season
The Scorpions finished a record- at home, dropping a 3-1 decision to
'" :" ": setting 2010 season with a bang, Northwest Christian High School on
"' defeating visiting Greyhills Academy Sept. 7. It is the only AIA power point
:'',, High School on senior night Oct. 21, loss for the Scorpions this seas, on
,- 3-0. [ 14-1 ].
.' . ** The win improved Sedona's record to "I think we're going to win. It's not
28-3 overall this season, setting the mark going to be a problem," Cook said
" " " "= for the most victories by a Scorpion with all the confidence in the world
'< K volleyball team in one season. Wednesday. "The key will be to stay
' "* " With the victory, the Scorpions intense and keep working hard."
-* ',,,, finished the regular season on a 12- Sedona is 2-0 against Chino Valley
; match win streak in power point play, this season, and if the Scorpions can
°" and 18 wins in a row overall, get past the No. 5 Cougars, they would
........ " ' , The 28-3 overall record includes more than likely face the Wickenburg
" '* ',v,, a 14-1 record in Arizona Wranglers in the champion-
Interscholastic Association ship Saturday at 2 p.m.
"' power point matches. Don't count out Parker,
'-. The Scorpions are. ranked however, as the Broncs always
: ' No. 5 in the AIA power point have a few tricks up their
" -,. ,,",
polls, which were released sleeves. Wickenburg played
" Wednesday, Oct. 27. Parker twice this season in
The Scorpions will play regular season play, defeating
host to the final four of the 3A them both times, 3-1, but
West Regional Tournament Rachel Cook anything can happen in tourna.
Championships on Saturday, ment play.
Oct. 30. The Scorpions played most
Sedona will face the West No. 5 of the season with eight players but
seed in Chino Valley High School at Thursday, Oct. 28, Sedona Head Coach
noon Saturday in the main gymnasium. John Parks officially announced four
Chino Valley played the upset card junior varsity call-ups.
against Estrella Foothills High School Sophomores Sierra Winters, Holly
on Saturday, Oct. 23, defeating them Drotzman and Tianna Hatler will join
3-0 to advance, freshman Morgan Hawes on the varsity
team for the remainder of the season.
In the other West semifinal match, Look for a full write-up on the 3A
No. 3 Parker and No. 2 Wickenburg West Regional ChampionshiPS on
high schools will lock horns at noon in the Sports & Recreation page in the
the auxiliary gymnasium. Wednesday, Nov. 3, edition of the
Wickenburg picked apart South Sedona Red Rock News.
Pointe in its first match of the West
tournament, 3-0, and Parker made it Brian Bergner Jr. can 13o reached at
through its match against River Valley, 282-7795, ext. 131, or e-mail
3-1. bbergner@larsonnewspapers.com
• " AIA Power Point Standings ]
I
.... ......... Record AIA
Sedona Red Rock High School
Wickenburg High School 11-6 No. 11 No. 2
Parker High School 12-4 No. 16 No. 3
File photoI-arson Newspapers Estrella Foothills High School 5-13 No. 20 No. 4
Chino Valley High School 8-6 No. 21 No. 5
SOPHOMORE BRENNA BARKER led the Sedona Red Rock High School volleyball team in River Valley High Schoo ..... ;i No, 24 No. 6
assists this season and could very well be up for a 3A West All-Region nomination come SoUth PoInte High School 3' N027 Noi7
next week. ....