Gallery: Varsity Baseball defeats Shawnee Mission South 4-0

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Posted April 30, 2022

The Lancer varsity baseball team defeated their rivals Shawnee Mission South on Tuesday, April 26. With a slow start to the game, it was tied 0-0 going into the bottom of the fourth inning. After hits from freshman Cole Chinnock, junior Matthew Bolinger and sophomore Scotty Fegen, the bases were loaded. Senior Emmett Hill hit a single resulting in two runs. Shortly after, senior Tate Moody hit a double adding two more runs. The Lancers were up 4-0 at the end of the fourth inning. Neither team scored in the final three innings resulting in a Lancer victory.

The team’s next game will be played on Tuesday, May 3 at 5:30 p.m. against Olathe South. The away game will take place at Olathe District Activity Center.

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04.26.22 Varsity baseball vs South

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Riley Eck

Riley Eck
Senior Riley Eck is eager to start her second year on staff as a photo mentor. When she is not taking photos or writing captions, you may find her in the SHARE room talking about upcoming volunteer events, in the Student Store trying to get people to do their jobs or working on endless amounts of homework. In the little free time Riley has, the chances are she is buying candles, teaching her dog new tricks in German or signing herself up for new, time consuming, activities. »

Charlotte Emley

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Senior Charlotte Emley is starting her second year on The Harbinger as a staff photographer. When Charlotte isn’t running around shooting events and editing photos, she enjoys hanging out with friends, going to Power Life and is on the Shawnee Mission East swim team. She is very excited to be a senior on staff and see all she accomplishes. »

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Hadley Chapman
Senior Hadley Chapman is beyond excited for her fourth and final year on The Harbinger staff as co-head photo editor and can’t wait to soak up every last moment and memory she can from her second family. When she isn’t overthinking every photo from a recent shoot in the back room, you can find her in the SHARE room with her fellow execs, out on the tennis courts or wrangling her zoo of pets at home. Whether it’s brainstorming portraits or begging for validation from Tate, she will find any excuse to be in the J-room and hopes to give back as much to this staff as it has to her. »

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