2024 Vina Homecoming Court
Senior members of Vina’s Homecoming Court: Sara Harper, Myli Scott Barnett and Khylee Brooks..
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4:09 pm Monday, September 23, 2024

2024 Vina Homecoming Court

Senior members of Vina’s Homecoming Court are Sara Harper, Myli Scott Barnett and Khylee Brooks.

Other grade level representatives are:

Pre-K: Paisley Wilson and Toby Polaski.

Kindergarten: Harper Riley and Casey Hall.

First grade: Mallorie Wood and Shane Brooks.

Second grade: Aubrey Massey and Eli Sharp.

Third grade: Allessa Detwiler and Danny Madden.

Fourth grade: Ella Raper and Nickie Upton.

Fifth grade: Harper Dean and Harbor Raper.

Sixth grade: Kinsley Newton and Cody Williams.

Seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth and eleventh grades: Lannah Loveless, Bella Creekmore, Addison Wallace, Layla Hester and Cheyenne Strickland.

The Homecoming game will be this Friday.

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