FHS Scorpions
"The Scorpions headed into the bottom of the seventh inning facing a 10-7 deficit when Farmington senior Josh Ashton started the late comeback, crossing home plate after Robby Mullin ripped a single up the third-base line to close the lead to just one run, with two outs." -Farmington Daiy Times
"Mullin, who is the only freshman on the team, drilled the solo home run for Farmington on the day - a blast that landed somewhere on the sreet side of the left field fence.
"I am just in the zone," Mullin said, adding that he went 2 for 3 in the first game." -Farmington Daily Times
Mullin wasn't about to let down the pint sized fans.
Mullin hit a towering grand slam into the parking lot behind right fiel fence to clear the bases in the fourth inning, setting up a 13-3 win over Albuquerque Manzano...."
"Robby's definitly not a freshman anymore," Coach Lorett said. "He's been doing this all season. He plays up with everybody else."
"Mullin who played junior varsity as an eighth grader said after the game, "It's amazing that I get to play with this group of guys."
-Farmington Daily Times
It was an exciting district game at Ricketts Park. Farmingto was down 10-9, bases loaded with two outs. This is the kind of situation that every baseball player either dreams about or dreads. Robby, with his unique talent for the game dreams about this situation.
Mullin homers again for FHS
FARMINGTON - THree games. Three home runs.
Farmington High's Robby Mullin hit a grand slam in the fourth inning Friday to fuel a 14-3 win over Vernal, Utah.
Mullin had hit solo-homers Tuesday against Durango and Thursday against Cobre.
"I was hoping to get my pitch. I got it and it went out with a little help from the wind," Mullin said. "Our hitting was the main key. Everybody's been taking a lot of batting practice in the cage and working on the little things."
Mullin finished 3-for3 on the day with a double, single, and five RBI.