Gallery: Varsity gymnastics took third at Sunflower Tournament

By Vivien Glenski and Anastasia Flower

October 15, 2024

The varsity gymnastics team competed at the Sunflower Tournament against various teams from Shawnee Mission, Olathe and Lawrence on Oct. 12 at 10 a.m. at SM Northwest. The Lancers placed third at the meet with a score of 106.075. Senior Claire Rogers placed second overall and junior Andi Prendiville placed sixth overall. The team competed in all events that include bars, beam, floor and vault.

The varsity gymnastics team’s next event is on Tuesday Oct. 15 at 5 p.m. at Lawrence High School.

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10.12.24 Varsity Gymnastics Sunflower tournament

Junior Phoebe Kaneda dismounts her balance beam routine with a backflip. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Junior Andi Prendiville ends her bars routine with a dismount. This routine earned her a score of 8.425. Photo by Vivien Glenski
Senior Ashley Freund does a cartwheel on the beam. She recieved a 8.825 on the beam. Photo by Vivien Glenski
Senior Claire Rogers does her dismount at the end of her bar routine. She scored a 9.025–the highest out of her teammates. Photo by Vivien Glenski
Senior Ashley Freund competes on the balance beam. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Junior Phoebe Kaneda makes an L shape when doing a handstand during her routine on the balance beam. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Senior Claire Rogers flips around the bars during her bars routine. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Senior Claire Rogers begins to continue her routine after she pauses at the top of her bar routine for a moment. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Junior Andi Prendiville begins her bars routine as chalk dust falls from her grips. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Senior Claire Rogers sprints down the runway towards the vault spring. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Junior Phoebe Kaneda lays down onto the bar as she practices for her beam routine. Photo by Vivien Glenski
Junior Andi Prendiville prepares to jump onto the bars before she begins her routine. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Senior Claire Rogers sticks her landing on her beam routine. Photo by Vivien Glenski

About the Contributors

Vivien Glenski, Photo Mentor

Starting her second year on The Harbinger as a Staff Photographer, junior Vivien Glenski can’t wait for this year and all the opportunities that come with it! When she is not out taking pictures at sports complexes 20 minutes away, making galleries or writing captions she enjoys hanging with her family and friends, playing tennis, nannying and going to powerlife. Vivien is also involved in SHARE and tennis here at East.

Anastasia Flower, Photo Mentor

Starting her second year on The Harbinger Staff as a Staff Photographer, junior Anastasia Flower is excited to keep exploring the role of photography! Last year, Anastasia found her new passion in photography through going to deadlines, shooting late-night sports games and meeting new friends. In her free time, she loves to spend time with her friends, play sports including soccer and golf, binge-watch the TV show Friends or spend hours of her day completing her homework due the next day.