Flagstaff waltz into their contest with six consecutive wins on Saturday…but they left seven. They blew the Ara-Queen Creek Patriots 11-1. As a result, it was nothing new to the Eagles. The Eagles have won 10 games this season with more than nine runs so far.

Cailee Culwell and Mia Garcia made a splash wherever they play. Throwing, Calwell pitched three innings, giving up on the runs and hits he had acquired. Meanwhile, Garcia pitched three innings but did not give up on the run he scored from two hits. Calwell has been consistent these days. She has not given up on one or more run in her fourth consecutive appearance. At the plate, Calwell scored a run and stole the base at 4-4, but Garcia scored a run for 4-4. These three hits gave Calwell a new career high.

In other batting news, Flagstaff got a massive performance from Harry Watkins. Harry Watkins went 2-for-3 with three RBIs, one triple and one run. That triple marked the first Watkins hit this season. The team also got help courtesy of Sydney Fowler.

Flagstaff got hits left and right and finished the game with an average batting of 0.375. They easily outperformed their division’s opponents as Queen Creek only posted a batting average of .095.

Flagstaff’s victory was their fourth straight path, which pushed their record to 11-6-1. The road victory was thanks to pitching efforts, and on average only 1.5 runs were surrendered in those games. Ara – As for Queen Creek, they currently have an 11-12 loss record.

Upon appearance, Flagstaff will be away from home at 3:45pm on Monday to face Deer Valley. The Skyhawks pitching crew only allow 2.2 runs per game this season, so the Eagles batsmen will cut off work for them. Ala – Queen Creek is welcome to poston Butte on Tuesday at 3:45pm. The Patriot pitchers are ready for this. The Broncos average an impressive 12.1 runs per game this season.