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Sport often relies on pure chance, just as Esther Henseleit discovered when her shot struck a marshal's ankle. A cruel ricochet sent the ball into a bush, directly handing the advantage to her rival. These sudden twists of fate can instantly rewrite the outcome of a major championship, reminding us that even elite skill is vulnerable to random geometry.
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