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Bonney Lake Golf Senior Banner

Bonney Lake Golf Senior Banners, Bonney Lake Sumner Schools

Teeing Off with Style: Creating Bonney Lake Senior Banners for Golf’s Class of 2025

As a designer and photographer, there’s something uniquely rewarding about creating Senior Night Banners for student athletes. Each one is more than just a design project—it’s a chance to visually honor years of discipline, growth, and achievement. That was especially true when we crafted the Bonney Lake senior banners for the 2025 golf team.

These athletes don’t always get the spotlight that louder sports do—but their commitment, precision, and quiet intensity deserve every bit of recognition. Our goal was to design banners that reflect the elegance of golf while still capturing the strong identity of Bonney Lake Panthers.

Photography with Precision and Personality

Working with this group of seniors—Cameron Frey, Hudson Rogel, and Kohen Sauer—meant creating imagery that blended athleticism with personality. We posed each athlete in two key ways: a confident portrait and a mid-swing action shot. This dual representation told their story clearly: focused, competitive, and proud to represent Bonney Lake on the green.

Cameron Frey, Hudson Rogel, and Kohen Sauer

Lighting was essential—we used controlled highlights to bring out the textures in their golf attire and to mirror the natural glow of a sunrise over the fairway. Backgrounds were digitally enhanced to reflect the serene, expansive beauty of a championship-level course while keeping the Panther branding front and center.

Designing for Sophistication and School Spirit

Golf is a sport rooted in tradition and composure, and we wanted that feel to come through in the design. Here’s how we approached these Bonney Lake senior banners:

  • Circular Framing: We used a clean, round crop to echo the shape of a golf ball or tee, giving each design a refined structure and symmetry.
  • Vivid Backdrops: Rolling greens and early-morning skies set a tone of calm confidence—fitting for these athletes’ mindset.
  • Bold Typography: Large, varsity-style names and jersey numbers deliver that unmistakable “Senior Night” energy.
  • Team Identity: The Bonney Lake Panthers logo and “25 SENIOR” mark were integrated to celebrate both the individual and their place within the legacy of the program.

These banners weren’t just made to hang on fences—they were made to last as keepsakes, yearbook covers, and mementos for families who’ve supported these athletes every step of the way.

Why Senior Night Banners Matter

Senior Night Banners aren’t just decorative. They’re a tribute—one final cheer for student-athletes who’ve poured years of effort into representing their school. These Bonney Lake senior banners for the golf team serve as personal spotlights, team symbols, and visual proof that hard work doesn’t go unnoticed.

For families, they’re priceless. For athletes, they’re empowering. And as a designer and photographer, it’s an honor to be the one who helps bring that recognition to life.

Let’s Create Something Meaningful

If you’re organizing a Senior Night or end-of-season celebration and want banners that do more than check a box—let’s talk. Whether it’s golf, lacrosse, track, or any other sport, I design Senior Night Banners with intention, style, and school pride.
We work in the Bonney Lake, White River, Auburn, Orting, Enumclaw, Sumner and Puyallup area. Contact us to begin the planning process!

Let’s make sure your seniors don’t just finish strong—they finish remembered.

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Bonney Lake Senior Banners Lacrosse

Bonney Lake Senior Banners Lacrosse 2025

Designing with Grit: Behind the Scenes of Bonney Lake Senior Banners for Lacrosse

As a designer and photographer, there’s a certain kind of rush that comes from creating Senior Night Banners—especially when the athletes you’re honoring bring as much heart and hustle as the Bonney Lake lacrosse seniors did this year. These Bonney Lake senior banners were built to be bold, fierce, and unforgettable—just like the players they represent.

When the 2025 lacrosse seniors stepped in front of the camera, it wasn’t just about getting a good shot. It was about freezing a moment that captured who they are: warriors on the field, leaders in their school, and proud Panthers to the core.

Photography That Packs a Punch

From the start, I wanted these banners to feel alive. We lit each shot to enhance the texture of their gear and intensity in their eyes. Each player was photographed in dual perspectives—an in-uniform portrait and a full-on action stance. The contrast between calm confidence and game-time energy is what gives these banners depth.

Whether it was Caysen Day’s fire, Logan Proctor’s focus, CJ Ebbert’s grit, or Gavin Ruggenberg’s drive—every photo told a story. That’s what makes great Senior Night Banners. They don’t just show you what a player looks like—they remind you what they stand for.

Designing for Drama and Detail

Once the photos were in, it was time to turn them into something epic. These Bonney Lake senior banners weren’t going to be ordinary—they needed to stand out on the sidelines and in the hearts of everyone who sees them. Here’s what went into the design:

  • Panther Power: Each banner roars with the iconic Bonney Lake panther, wrapped in glowing teal fire and smoke—a symbol of strength.
  • Player Identity: Jersey numbers, stylized names, and personal flair were front and center, because these aren’t just athletes—they’re individuals who’ve earned their spotlight.
  • Textures & Motion: Layered backgrounds, sharp grid lines, and embossed effects give each banner a sense of movement and muscle.
  • Consistency Across the Team: While each athlete is featured uniquely, the cohesive design ties them together as a squad. That’s the essence of team pride.

Why These Senior Night Banners Matter

In a few short months, these seniors will walk across a stage and into a new chapter. But their Senior Night Banners will stay with them for years to come. They’re more than just prints. They’re a tribute to years of blood, sweat, and brotherhood.

Bonney Lake is a community that rallies behind its athletes, and creating banners like these is my way of giving back. They honor tradition, spark school spirit, and create lasting memories for athletes and families alike.

Let’s Design Something Legendary

If you’re planning a Senior Night and want to give your athletes something that feels as epic as their journey, let’s talk. These Bonney Lake senior banners were born from creativity, collaboration, and a whole lot of Panther pride.

Ready to create banners that hit hard and hang proud? Let’s make your seniors look as legendary as they are. We are able to reach South King and Pierce County schools and teams like Orting, Enumclaw, Auburn, Sumner, Puyallup, White River, and the Tacoma area. Just contact us now to begin the planning process!

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Bonney Lake Panther Jacob Schlosser Swim Print.

Its been a tough year to get print projects done.
We had to get creative in order to make some prints happen.
This was one of those projects.

Fortunately we found a bit of warm weather and a fairly warm lake to help make this print possible.
No one was staying dry for this photo session. My wife knee deep in water is holding the portable studio light above me. I am waste deep but leaning over chest in the water to get low to the water for the shot as Jacob swims towards the camera. Luckily we managed to get a perfect shot at about attempt number 5 out of 7 tries.

Earlier in the fall I had been thinking about what I wanted to do for this print for Jacob. I new I wanted to do something with a gorgeous river or lake setting. And so we decided to stop at the Naches river on trip coming back from eastern Washington. I had short hike to this spot on the river and waded through river until I found a picturesque spot.

The look on Jacobs face after presenting this to him says it all!

The image is printed on 16×20′ Kodak metallic paper which really makes the colors pop and creates lots of depth. You have to see metallic paper prints in person to appreciate them.
A photo on the web doesn’t do them justice. Thanks Jacob for literally being willing to dive in and make this print possible!

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2020 – 2021 Sports Model Athletes

Introducing our 2020 – 2021 sports model athletes.
Savaliga (Chi Chi) Fifita and Jacob Slossher !

 

Savaliga (Chi Chi) Fifita is attending Lincoln High School and participating in Basketball, Track, and Volleyball.

 

 

 

 

 

Jacob Slossher attends Bonney Lake High School where he is ASB President and participating in Cross Country, Swim & Dive, and Track.

I’m not sure what the rest of this year will bring but some how some way we’ll make this happen for these inspiring student athletes!

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Bonney Lake Panther Drew Hollenbeck in our spring print.

Trying to push the limit on lighting and complexity of the design was the goal in this print.
We had Drew take several starts from the block to get a good set of images with him looking down track and doing our best to capture some dynamic shots of arms and legs in motion.
This all meant moving lights down the track every few feet to capture the correct motion and keep the lighting consistent for that stage of the sprint.

The “tweens” in between shots are in the school colors of black and teal.
Its been great working with Drew, we wish well in college and future endeavors!

Bonney Lake High School Drew Hollenbeck

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Carleigh DeLapp Sumner Lacrosse Print


I was excited for the opportunity to create a Lacrosse print. And looking for the kind of dynamic angle that you would never be able to get during a live match. The set up meant crawling under the goal using a wide angle lens and doing my best to keep the 3 studio strobes for lighting out of the scene but still close enough to over power the sun. This composite piece had 3 elements, a close up of the ball, Carleigh shooting the goal and another of Carleigh representing the goal keeper in the shot. This was challenging enough but we also had the challenge of getting the images we needed before the covid quarantine went into effect during the spring. Thankfully we had some cooperative weather.

Carleigh is a Bonney Lake High School Grad and was in the unique position of playing Lacrosse for Sumner High School Girls team. Check out her prints for Fall and Winter with Bonney Lake Soccer and Bonney Lake Basketball

Our finished spring print for Carleigh is on 16×24 inch Kodak Endura Lustre , matted and framed.

I want to thank everyone that nominated Carleigh to be one of our sports models, she is truly a great young lady with a great attitude and she was a patient model as we worked through some complex set ups for the images we created this year.

We wish her luck as she goes onto Geroge Fox U to study and as member of the Bruins Lacrosse Team!

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