HUNTINGDON, Tenn. — Katherine Meggs was crowned Huntingdon High School’s 2026 Football Homecoming Queen during ceremonies at halftime on Friday, September 11.
Meggs is the daughter of Tim and Kristy Meggs. She was escorted by Bhavy Patel, son of Vijay and Mital Patel.
Fellow senior Adyson Roberson, daughter of Joe and Tamika Williams, was escorted by Evan Raspberry, son of Jason and Angie Raspberry and Nathan and Natasha Conrad.
Representing the junior class were Knox Bennett, daughter of Jill and Seth Bennett, and Brylee Douglas, daughter of Brad and Amber Douglas. Bennett was escorted by Owenn Hugueley, son of Paul and Linsey Hugueley, while Douglas was escorted by Colt Luther, son of Derek and Jana Luther.
Sophomore representatives were Addison Lestienne, daughter of Richard and Jessica Lestienne, and Mille Luther, daughter of Derek and Jana Luther. Lestienne was escorted by William Boals, son of James Boals and Jackie Allen, while Luther was escorted by Johns Nolan, son of Clay and Lori Nolan.
Representing the freshman class were Courtlyn Brewer, daughter of Cullen and Candace Brewer, and Trinitee McKinnie, daughter of Mike Polk and Trenell McKinnie. Brewer was escorted by Christian Certa, son of Christian and Diana Certa, while McKinnie was escorted by Parker Wilkinson, son of Marty and Felecia Wilkinson.
Huntingdon High School cheerleaders presented flowers to members of the homecoming court. AB Club President Allie Ruffell crowned Meggs as the 2026 queen, while AB Club Vice Presidents Camdyn Sellers and Maddie Brinkman presented her with flowers.