Gallery: Girls Golf Senior Scramble

By Anastasia Flower, Molly Scott, and Ava Towner

October 12, 2024

Four Lancer seniors, Kate Rose, Georgia Wikoff, Helen Jones, and Reagan Lagerstrom, competed in a scramble on Tuesday, Oct. 8, at Tomahawk Hills Golf Course. During the scramble, the girls each hit one ball towards the designated hole. Then, the best ball, the closest or best shot towards the hole, will be the next ball that all girls will hit. They did this for all nine holes. The team overall placed first with a score of 37, which was one over par.

The next girls golf match will be Regionals against Blue Valley and Olathe West on Tuesday, Oct. 15 at Heritage Park Golf Course.

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10.8.24 Girls Golf Senior Scramble

Senior Kate Rose laughs after she mishits her drive on hole five. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Senior Georgia Wikoff completes a practice swing before actually hitting the ball to hole four. Photo by Molly Scott
Senior Kate Rose hits the ball towards hole four and follows through with her driver. Photo by Molly Scott
Senior Reagan Lagerstrom uses her driver to hit the ball on the rough left green towards hole seven. Photo by Molly Scott
Senior Georgia Wikoff uses her water to wash off her golf ball after hitting it into the mud, as she prepares to putt on hole five. Photo by Molly Scott
Senior Kate Rose raises her hands as the ball goes in the wrong direction on hole four. Photo by Molly Scott
Senior Georgia Wikoff swings her driver prepared to hit the ball on hole seven. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Seniors Reagan Lagerstrom, Georgia Wikoff, Helen Jones walk down the fairway after hitting their balls on hole four. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Senior Reagan Lagerstrom drives her ball down the fairway on hole seven. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Senior Reagan Lagerstrom lines up her chip with Coach Hendricks’ help on hole six. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Senior Kate Rose putts her ball into the hole with her teammates seniors Helen Jones and Georgia Wikoff cheering her on from behind her on the green on hole six. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Senior Helen Jones drives the ball and it rolls to the back of the green on hole five. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Senior Reagan Lagerstrom lines up her chip with Coach Hendricks’ help on hole four. Photo by Anastasia Flower
Senior Kate Rose swings her driver and hits the ball towards hole three. Photo by Ava Towner
Senior Helen Jones looks up at the ball after she hits the ball towards hole three. Photo by Ava Towner
Senior Georgia Wikoff lines up her swing as she prepares to hit the ball towards hole four. Photo by Ava Towner
Senior Reagan Lagerstrom swings her driver to hit the ball towards hole four. Photo by Ava Towner

About the Contributors

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.

Molly Scott, Photo Mentor

Starting her third year on staff, junior Molly Scott is thrilled to be a Photo Mentor. When Molly isn’t helping the younger photographers on staff, you can find her in the library grinding on a gallery that’s due the next day. Molly spends the free time she has on Cava and Chipotle runs, when she should probably be working on assignments for Harbinger. When Harbinger gets too overwhelming — which is every day — Molly often goes home and takes a three-hour nap to forget about all of her school problems.

Ava Towner, Photo Editor

Going into her second year on staff as an assistant photo editor, junior Ava Towner is so excited for this school year. Outside of Harbinger, Ava is involved in tennis and SHARE at East. When Ava is not taking pictures, you can find her hanging out with friends, nannying, walking her dogs, cramming for an AP class, or shopping.