I'm still working on digging out from under the massive amount of photos that I and yearbook staff members took of the homecoming festivities this past week, so check back often here to see the updated galleries as new photos are added in!
Photos by Katie Ford/wellington.cc
JV Tennis was at home this Monday in their last home appearance for the season, and we had lots of Crusaders on the courts comprising two Wellington teams hosting Chaparral, Valley Center, Campus, and Andover. Jordan Koehn and Ellie Hays took 2nd in #1 Doubles, followed by Scout and River Douglas in 3rd. Additionally, partners Scotlyn Ewing and Sullivan Parkey took 2nd in #2 Doubles. Overall, we had one team, Wellington Red (Koehn, Hays, Ewing, Parkey, Thalia Garcia, and Breegan Bevan), place 3rd.
Thanks to my buddy Kai Klein for taking a couple of pics early on in the gallery!
The Lady Crusader Golf Team kicked off the week on September 25 competing at Cherry Oaks in Cheney for the Andale Invitational on Monday, and the girls finished 3rd as a team! Claire Ginter shot an 85 for 3rd place individually, and Taryn took 5th overall with 89 strokes. Senior Evelyn Trafecanty shot another PR with her 99, as well!
Individual Scores:
3 - Claire Ginter 85
5 - Taryn Viramontes 89
16 - Evelyn Trafecanty 99
37 - Aubrey Hunt 107
40 - Kenna Maxwell 108
49 - Ava Bales 112
Volleyball Results from 9/23 @ Cheney Tourney
Pool Play
Loss v. Pratt
26-24, 15-25, 22-25
Loss v. Cheney
17-25, 14-25
WIN v. Hutch Trinity
25-13, 25-18
Bracket Play
Loss v. Haven
21-25, 25-17, 21-25
On September 23, Lady Crusader Tennis attended the Wichita Collegiate Tournament of Champions, the notoriously tough tournament with several 5A and 6A schools. Wellington finished 11th of 17 teams with doubles partners Lyric and Cruz Cornejo leading the team finishing 13th, followed by Kadynce Aufdengarten and Logan Robinson finishing 14th after going head-to-head with the Cornejo sisters. In the Singles bracket, Kyra Cornejo placed 23rd and Addie Hinshaw placed 28th. Wellington’s 50 points landed the team just behind the highest 4A placer at the tournament, McPherson, at 54 points.
