Gallery: Girls JV Tennis Falls to Blue Valley Northwest 14-6

By Molly Miller, Ella Ralston, and Clara Peters

September 25, 2022

JV girls tennis fell to BVNW this past Wednesday, Sept. 21. Matches began a little after 3:30 p.m. and girls from both teams began to fill the courts. Doubles teams started off the matches by filling the upper Harmon Park courts. Teams began filing off allowing girls to begin singles matches, and some players stuck around after their matches to cheer on their teammates playing after to conclude the matches around five.

The next JV tennis match is on Thursday, Sept. 22 at 3:30 p.m. The match will be played against Spring Hill at Harmon Park.

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9.21.22 Girls JV Tennis vs. BVNW

Freshman Josie Mangine eyes the ball before her serve during the second game of her doubles match. Her and her doubles partner, sophomore Sophia Beedle, win the match 6-3. Photo by Clara Peters
Junior Kate Costner watches for the outcome of her backhand. Her and her doubles partner, junior Jordan Pindell, end their match with a losing score of 6-0. Photo by Clara Peters
During her first serve, sophomore Sophia Beedle serves the ball over the net while playing in her singles match. This is her second match of the day and she wins to her opponent with a score of 6-5. Photo by Clara Peters
Sophomore Sophia Beedle runs to save a short ball during her singles match. Photo by Clara Peters
Junior Kate Kostner hits the ball with her backhand. Photo by Molly Miller
Freshman Allie Hartis jumps away from the ball as it sails out of bounds to earn a point for her doubles team. Photo by Molly Miller
Sophomore Larkin Brundige runs forward to return the ball with her forehand. Photo by Molly Miller
Freshman Josie Mangine gets ready to serve to begin the next point. Photo by Molly Miller
Freshman Morgan Beedle tosses the ball to serve to her opponent. Photo by Ella Ralston
Freshman Morgan Beedle and Hayden Coffman hit rackets after scoring a point to conclude the match. Photo by Molly Miller
Junior Jordan Pindell serves the ball to her opponent. Photo by Ella Ralston
At the net, sophomore Larkin Brundige gets in the ready stance before the point begins. Photo by Ella Ralston

About the Contributors

Molly Miller, Print Photo Editor

Entering into her fourth and final year, senior Molly Miller is ecstatic to be a Head Print Photo Editor for the Harbinger. When she’s not editing in Photoshop in the backroom, Molly is hanging out with friends, cleaning her room, or going for a walk around Prairie Village listening to Zach Bryan or Megan Moroney.

Ella Ralston

Junior Ella Ralston is so excited to start her first year as a staff photographer. She cannot wait to be involved in the East community. She’s thrilled to capture fun moments of East’s students and staff. When Ella is not at school, she loves to shop, take pictures with friends, to go on late night drives and to explore Kansas City.

Clara Peters, Print Photo Editor

Senior Clara Peters is so excited for her fourth year on the Harbinger staff as a Head Print Photo Editor. When she’s not editing photos, designing photostories, or holding her camera, you’ll find her hanging out with friends, walking her dogs or listening to music. Outside of Harbinger, she holds the roles of a SHARE Exec and Link Leader. Peters can’t wait to lead this year’s photography staff with the other editors!

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Gallery: Girls JV Tennis Falls to Blue Valley Northwest 14-6

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