Commentary On The Film Devil's Playground
Noah Dent steps up to the plate, waiting for a pitch that could possibly decide the game. He concentrates solely on the ball and watches the pitcher wind up and launch the pitch, knowing that the game was on him.
He swings and makes contact, a grounder for a routine out was the outcome, giving Excelsior Charter of Victorville the victory over the Santa Clarita Christian Cardinals in the CIF-Southern Section Division VII championship game.
There are no replay buttons in life, but at that moment in time the Cardinals wished they had one.
However, they have something much different in mind this year. Vengeance.
“Losing in the finals really turned out to be fuel on the fire. It motivated me to work harder because we were so close.” Said ace pitcher Noah Peterson. …show more content…
Let’s be honest the kid’s a force, that’s the reason when Dent’s name is brought up around his teammates the word “talent” always seems to describe him.
Clint’s shoes aren’t the only ones to be filled as the Cardinals would also lose starting short-stop Luke Orona and Golden Valley transfer Tripp Bowers, who is a pitcher. The two won’t be on the Cardinal’s roster in the 2016 season due to school violations.
The question people are asking is “Why are the Cardinals so good?” playing against schools in higher divisions has a lot to do with that. This year Moss has managed to schedule what would be the Cardinals first game against Saugus High School, which would also be their first time playing against a Foothill league team. Cardinals would also play teams like University prep, Little Rock, Viewpoint, and Dunn High-school.
“We never look at the higher division teams as a learning experience, we look at it as a chance to prove that we can play in your league if we wanted too. A team’s talent and potential shouldn’t be limited by their
He swings and makes contact, a grounder for a routine out was the outcome, giving Excelsior Charter of Victorville the victory over the Santa Clarita Christian Cardinals in the CIF-Southern Section Division VII championship game.
There are no replay buttons in life, but at that moment in time the Cardinals wished they had one.
However, they have something much different in mind this year. Vengeance.
“Losing in the finals really turned out to be fuel on the fire. It motivated me to work harder because we were so close.” Said ace pitcher Noah Peterson. …show more content…
Let’s be honest the kid’s a force, that’s the reason when Dent’s name is brought up around his teammates the word “talent” always seems to describe him.
Clint’s shoes aren’t the only ones to be filled as the Cardinals would also lose starting short-stop Luke Orona and Golden Valley transfer Tripp Bowers, who is a pitcher. The two won’t be on the Cardinal’s roster in the 2016 season due to school violations.
The question people are asking is “Why are the Cardinals so good?” playing against schools in higher divisions has a lot to do with that. This year Moss has managed to schedule what would be the Cardinals first game against Saugus High School, which would also be their first time playing against a Foothill league team. Cardinals would also play teams like University prep, Little Rock, Viewpoint, and Dunn High-school.
“We never look at the higher division teams as a learning experience, we look at it as a chance to prove that we can play in your league if we wanted too. A team’s talent and potential shouldn’t be limited by their