Polk County High announces 2026 Homecoming Court

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Polk County High School has announced its Homecoming Court for 2026, with this year’s celebration set for Sept. 11.

Homecoming activities will begin that afternoon with the annual parade through downtown Columbus. The parade is scheduled for 5 p.m., with participants asked to report to the bus garage behind Stearns Education Center by 4 p.m. for staging.

The celebration will continue that evening at G.M. Tennant Stadium as Polk County hosts Patton in football. Homecoming festivities will take place at halftime, culminating with the crowning of the 2026 Homecoming Queen and Miss Wolverine.

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The 2026 Homecoming Court includes:

Seniors: Hurley Bell, Jessie Bradley, Chloe Emory, Essie Mitchell, Malia Robinette, Virginia Then

Juniors (pictured above, from left): Jill Brown, Paige White, Reeve Carroll, Honesty Jackson, Lily Fisher
Sophomores (pictured above, from left): Beckah Moore, Ja’Brillah Austin, Allie Lewis, Marin Kistler
Freshmen (pictured above, from left): ScottLynn Whiteside, Ryleigh Dill, Alia Vorbe

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