Plymouth High School has announced the members of its 2026 Homecoming Court as students, staff, and the community prepare to celebrate one of the most anticipated traditions of the school year.
The 2026 Homecoming Court members are:
- Cadence Kinney
- Vivy Miller
- Sophia Stein
- Indica Ward
- Damaris Aguilar
Homecoming festivities will culminate Friday, October 9th, when the Plymouth Rockies take on the Wawasee Warriors under the Friday night lights. Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m., with the Homecoming Court recognized and the Homecoming Queen crowned during halftime.
The evening will also feature performances by the Plymouth High School Marching Band and Cheer Team, adding to the excitement and school spirit throughout the night.
"Homecoming is about more than just a football game — it's an opportunity for our students, staff, alumni, and community to come together and celebrate what makes being a Rockie so special," said PHS Principal Jake Singleton. "We're excited to see our students bring the energy all week long and invite the entire community to join us Friday night."
Fans are encouraged to wear their red, white, and black, bring their school spirit, and fill the stands as the Rockies take on Wawasee.
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