Gallery: Boys Varsity and JV Wrestling Tournament

By Mary Gagen, Madi Maupin, Molly Miller, Alex Sajna, and Claire Goettsch

December 12, 2022

JV and varsity boys wrestling hosted several different schools in the main gym this past Wednesday, Dec. 7. The meet started at 4 p.m. and went on until around 6 p.m. Four mats were set up between the main gym and the east wrestling room for the boys to start their matches. JV and varsity began matches against several different schools including SM South, Shawnee Mission NW, and others.

Boys varsity will have their next meet on Saturday, Dec. 10 at 9 a.m. vs. Anderson County located in Anderson County. Boys JV will have their next meet on Wednesday, Dec. 14 at 5 p.m. vs. Blue Valley NW located at Blue Valley NW High School.

Check out this gallery on Harbinger Photo to purchase pictures from this event by clicking the link below: 12.7.22 JV Varsity Wrestling Meet

Sophomore Lars Alsin pins his opponent
Sophomore Grey Robinson performs a flip move. Photo by Alex Sajna
Freshman Gianni Navarro grapples with his opponent
Sophomore Evan Worley lifts his opponent in the air.
Sophomore Grey Robinson pins his opponent.
Coach Welsh gives direction to his wrestler. Photo by Madi Maupin
Freshman Andrew Haster waits for his opponent to take a move. Photo by Madi Maupin
Sophomore Henry Nelson waits for the matc to start as he stares down his opponent. Photo by Madi Maupin
Freshman Andrew Haster stays on top of his opponent to win the match. Photo by Madi Maupin

Junior William Wood releases his grip on his opponent after the ref called the match and announced that Wood won. Photo by Claire Goettsch
Sophomore Grey Robinson wraps his arms under his competition in attempts to pin them back down to the mat. Photo by Claire Goettsch
Sophomore Grey Robinson pulls his competitor from behind, brining them down to the mat. After several minutes, Robinson won his match. Photo by Claire Goettsch
Junior William Wood takes down his opponent by climbing onto their back and pushing them to the ground. Photo by Claire Goettsch
Freshman Noah Jewell holds down his opponent to later conclude the match. Photo by Molly Miller
Sophomore Grey Robinson grabs his opponent from behind to keep the match going. Photo by Molly Miller
Freshman Salem Johnson prepares to begin his match with his opponent. Photo by Molly Miller

About the Contributors

Mary Gagen, Staff Writer

Beginning her senior year and third year on the Harbinger staff, Mary is psyched to be a writer, and videographer! Mary loves spending time with her friends and family. Aside from Harbinger, she’s a cadet teacher, a swimmer and an AP and IB student. She’s a self-proclaimed energy-drink lover, a Chick-Fil-A enthusiast and considers herself a coffee connoisseur.

Madi Maupin, Staff Artist

Sophomore Madi Maupin is starting her first semester with The Harbinger as a photographer and artist. Along with The Harbinger, Madi is involved with STUCO, soccer and is the boys JV soccer manager. In Madi’s free time she enjoys being with her friends and family, playing soccer, going to the lake, driving around with her friends, and working. Madi is so excited for this upcoming semester and the new experiences and memories Madi will create.

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.

Alex Sajna, Video Editor

Working on his third year on Harbinger staff, senior Alex Sajna is thrilled to lead the video team as a Video Editor and take pictures as a Photographer. Besides Harbinger, Alex runs cross country and track, takes AP classes and works part time. When he’s not in the J-room, you can find Alex working on his car, making up a cross country practice late at night, or hanging out with family and friends.

Claire Goettsch, Photo Mentor

Going into her second semester on Harbinger staff as a photo mentor, junior Claire Goettsch is excited to gain new photo experiences and watch herself improve throughout the year. When she’s not behind the camera or editing photos, Claire juggles many different sports and AP and IB classes. At any free time Claire can get during the week, you can catch her watching her favorite Netflix shows with her dogs and eating goldfish, especially the flavor blasted kind.

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