Gallery: Boys JV Soccer Ties 1-1 with Mill Valley

By Emily Pollock, Taylor Keal, and Eva Berkley

October 23, 2020

On a rainy Tuesday afternoon, the boy’s JV team ended up tying 1-1 with Mill Valley. Early in the first half Mill Valley scored, but Shawnee Mission came back with a goal in the second half.

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The JV team gets ready for their cheer just before starting the second half.
Freshman Ben Hembree tries to defend the opponent from getting to the goal.
Sophomore Robbie Cotton listens to his coaches advice on how the team can make a comeback in the second half, during the half time break. Photo by Taylor Keal
Jv soccer coach, Coach Patterson, strategizes with his team during the half time break. Photo by Taylor Keal
Sophomore Robbie Cotton rushes to keep the ball in, is successful, and kicks it back in towards his teammates. Photo by Taylor Keal
Junior Reid Nicholson uses his body to acquire a ball thrown across the field by the Mill Valley goalie. Photo by Taylor Keal
Junior Max Wilson gets the ball, and immediately looks for a teammate to pass to. Photo by Taylor Keal
Sophomore Ike Sheets sprints to the ball trying to out run the Mill Valley defender just a few steps behind. Photo by Taylor Keal
Sophomore Ryan Grinstead gets in the middle of a pass between two Mill Valley players in hopes of getting the ball. Photo by Taylor Keal
Junior Max Wilson secures the ball and sprints towards the Mill Valley goal while the opposing teams midfielder tries to slow him down. Photo by Taylor Keal
Junior Ben Weiland taking a shot on goal at the JV soccer game. Photo by Eva Berkley.
Sophomore Ryan Grinstead taking a shot on goal. Photo by Eva Berkley.
Sophomore Nick Parisi keeping the ball in East’s possession. Photo by Eva Berkley.
Sophomore Nick Parisi and freshman Alexander Flower paying close attention to his coach. Photo by Eva Berkley.

About the Contributors

Emily Pollock, Photo Mentor

Senior Emily Pollock is going into her last year on The Harbinger as a photo mentor. She is excited to spend her senior year at deadlines, in the J-room and on many photo adventures. Outside of The Harbinger she’s involved in tennis, swimming, DECA and lacrosse. When she isn’t shooting, you can find her at Starbucks, Barnes and Noble or hanging with her friends. Emily cannot wait to see what the year brings on The Harbinger.

Taylor Keal

Beginning her third year on the Harbinger staff as a photo mentor, Taylor Keal is excited to get back in the swing of shooting clubs, games, classes, and other east events. Taylor enjoys photography so much that she even started carrying around a small yellow digital camera with her wherever she goes to capture the best moments. When she’s not behind the camera, she is at her studio, Starstruck, dancing. In between dancing and photoing you can find Taylor participating in her other activities which include student store, DECA, SHARE, LINK crew and NHS. Outside of activities, Taylor enjoys hanging out with friends, taking naps, and going to McDonalds.

Eva Berkley

Sophomore Eva Berkley is about to start her first year as a staff photographer. When Berkley is not taking action shots of her classmates you can find her in the SME gym playing volleyball, on the field playing lacrosse, doing charity work with The National Charity League, and hanging out with her friends. Berkley is super excited to be a part of the family and can not wait to be with everyone in the J room.