Flagstaff has already earned two consecutive wins (stretches that averaged 12 runs and outperformed their opponents) and moved ahead on Saturday, tripling. They won 11-1 and everything went their way against the Thunderbirds of Mohab. Saturday’s blowout wasn’t new given the Eagles have won six games on seven or more runs this season.

Flagstaff has earned a massive performance from Christian Welker. Christian Welker scored three runs and stole the bass on all four plate appearances. Also, the dominant performance has made Welker a new career-high in doubles (2). Another player that makes the difference was Carpenter, who went 4-4 on one home run and three runs.

Flagstaff maintained the outfield on his toes and finished the game with 13 hits. That strong performance was nothing new to the team. They have now scored at least nine hits in three consecutive contests.

Flagstaff’s victory was his third straight set at home, pushing the record to 10-5. These wins were thanks to pitching efforts and only abandoned a 1.0 run average in those games. As for Mohave, they’ve been struggling lately as they lost eight of the last nine games. This puts a notable dent in the 5-11 record this season.

There will be a lot of interregional action soon. Flagstaff is set to face familiar enemy Mingus on Monday at 3:45pm. Meanwhile, Mohave will face rival Coconino at 4pm on Monday.