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Farmington R-VII recognizes three high-school baseball teams for multi-year success
Summary
School officials recognized three baseball teams and several players for a combined 77 wins over four seasons and individual honors, highlighting multi-sport participation and all-conference/all-district recognition.
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Mills introduced three Farmington R-VII baseball teams and several players and said they “won 77 games over their 4 years of high school baseball, which is probably the most of any class ever.” The board recognized Tatum, Tinsley, Colby Larkin, Scooper Tripp and Ty Walker for their achievements.
Mills described the players as multi-sport athletes and highlighted standout performances, saying one player “finished with a 5 and 1 record” and that the performance “earned him both all conference and all district honors.” The remarks also recalled key games from recent seasons as examples of the teams’ competitiveness. No formal votes or funding actions were recorded in connection with the recognition during the segment.
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