By Matt Browning
It has been a slow process for Kingman’s Colby Arensdorf, but he is finally getting back to the sport he loves.
“This offseason has mostly been rehab and physical therapy and recovering from my back injury,” Arensdorf said. “These last few months I have slowly gotten back to a throwing program preparing for the season and refining my pitching.”
Last season, Arensdorf threw 50.1 innings and struck out 70 batters with an ERA of 1.50. He was named first team all-league and honorable mention all-state.
While he broke some records, Arensdorf has his sights set on breaking even more.
“My individual goals are the Kingman High School records,” Arensdorf said. “This year I want to break at least three more records. As for the team we want to beat last year’s team win record, and make it to state.”
There are some pieces Kingman needs to fill in order to become a factor in the postseason, but Arensdorf is excited to see how those pieces come together.
“I am most excited about being back with the team and coaches and enjoying my last year on the field,” Arensdorf said. “I am also excited to see how this team will come together, which players step up and fill the roles needed, and ultimately win and see how far we can go post-season.”
