COLUMBUS HOLDS 2023 HOMECOMING

COLUMBUS – The Columbus Cardinals recognized their homecoming court prior to Friday’s football game on Sept. 22 against Hargrave. The freshman duke was Sean Sutton and the duchess was Lanie Orsak. The sophomore court was represented by Ian Ruvalcaba and Chelsea Vasquez, and the juniors were Will Fitzgerald and Andreanna Shropshire.

News Staff
09/27/2023 12:00 AM

The Homecoming court in the back row from left to right are Jackson Hancock, Ivy Mueller, Ty’Vone Whitehead, Jayda Ramirez, Trinity Thompson and Ja’Leighia Wilson. In the front row is Ian Ruvalcaba, Chelsea Vasquez, Will Fitzgerald, Andreanna Shropshi

COLUMBUS — The Columbus Cardinals recognized their homecoming court prior to Friday’s football game on Sept. 22 against Hargrave. The freshman duke was Sean Sutton and the duchess was Lanie Orsak. The sophomore court was represented by Ian Ruvalcaba and Chelsea Vasquez, and the juniors were Will Fitzgerald and Andreanna Shropshire.

The homecoming seniors were represented by princes Jackson Hancock and Trinity Thompson while the princesses were Ivy Mueller and Jaleighia Wilson.

Ty’Vone Whitehead and Jayda Ramirez were chosen as this year’s homecoming king and queen after last year’s winners, Conner Geisler and Mayson Post, bestowed the respective crowns and sashes on the new winners as part of Columbus custom.

Last year’s homecoming king Conner Geisler passes on the honor to Ty’Vone Whitehead.

Last year’s homecoming queen Mayson Post passes on the honor to Jayda Ramirez.

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