West Greene Middle/Senior High School is gearing up for its annual homecoming festivities, set for October 16 and 17. The event will begin Friday evening with a football showdown, as the West Greene Pioneers take on the Carmichaels Mikes at 6 p.m. The following day, students will enjoy a traditional homecoming dance.
Homecoming Court Selections
The school announced a diverse homecoming court that reflects the student body across all grades. In the front row, senior attendants Breanna McDiffit, Bethany Courtwright and Ella Courtwright stand proudly. Behind them, senior escorts Andrew Cain, Noble Campbell and Mason Ansell complete the senior representation.
Freshman attendant Elizabeth Inmon joins the court, alongside sophomore attendant Sabrina Gorby and junior attendant Cameron Michny, highlighting the involvement of younger students in this cherished tradition.
Rounding out the court, freshman escort Colt Frye, sophomore escort Cole Vanek and junior escort Vincent McClure take their places in the top row, ensuring each class has a voice in the celebration.
Game Night and Dance Details
The homecoming football game will kick off at 6 p.m. on Friday, offering families and alumni a chance to rally behind the Pioneers. The matchup against the Carmichaels Mikes promises an exciting contest, with both schools eager to showcase their athletic talent.
After the game, the festivities continue on Saturday with a homecoming dance held on the school campus. The dance provides a safe, fun environment for students to celebrate the spirit of school pride and camaraderie.
Community Involvement
West Greene homecoming events have long been a focal point for the community, drawing parents, teachers, alumni and local businesses together. The school encourages residents to attend the game and support the students, reinforcing the strong family and faith values that define the area.
Local businesses are invited to sponsor the dance or provide refreshments, further strengthening the partnership between the school and the surrounding community. Such collaboration underscores the importance of traditional families and community support in nurturing the next generation.
Looking Ahead
As the homecoming week unfolds, students and families look forward to a weekend of school spirit, athletic competition and memorable moments. The West Greene Middle/Senior High School administration thanks all volunteers, coaches and community members who help make the event possible.
For more information about the homecoming schedule, ticket availability or ways to get involved, please contact the school office or visit the West Greene school website.
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