Scholarship funds that are used for something other than tuition, required fees, and required course-related fees (books, equipment, supplies, etc.) will be considered taxable income for your daughter.
Are you planning on using any of the 529 money to pay for allowable expenses that the scholarships may not cover, such as room and board?
The general consensus is that in order to avoid the 10% penalty, it is not necessary to take the 529 distribution in the same calendar year in which the scholarship it is matched up to was received.