Homecoming Royalty
New Royalty Crowned at HCHS, as the Homecoming Court was announced with representatives from all grades taking their place on the field at halftime Friday night.
New Royalty Crowned at HCHS, as the Homecoming Court was announced with representatives from all grades taking their place on the field at halftime Friday night. And then the moment everyone had been waiting for as the stadium announcer called out that Kaiden Harrison and Juliet Kocak were the 2026 Homecoming King and Queen. The Homecoming Court consisted of: Freshman Representatives – Lawysn Fuller, Da’Kariah Gilbert, Tyler Tabler and Makylon Vital; Sophomore Representatives – Aubrey Gates, Isabella Tarver, Otis Lloyd and Jaiden Marshall; Junior Representatives – Kendyl Allen, Khloe Cole, Caleb Lee-Pennyfeather and Cade Tyus; and Senior Representatives – Nylah Brown, Jakennedi Cameron, Juliet Kocak, Jerri Lou Lamb, Kaiden Harrison, Brodie Martin, Jayden Mills and Marcos Traverso.
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