Triniti Adkisson is West Carroll Junior High Homecoming Queen
From the Sep 24, 2024 e-Edition
ATWOOD (September 16) — Prior to Monday’s football game between West Carroll Junior High and Hollow Rock-Bruceton Central Middle School, the Homecoming court was presented and eighth grader Triniti Adkisson was crowned queen.
Adkisson is the daughter of Lorica Bigham and Antonio Adkisson. She was escorted on the field by War Eagle football player Spencer Long.
Rileigh Marlow was the eighth grade representative on the court. She is the daughter of Jessica Marlow and was escorted on the field by War Eagle football player Cayden Rogers-Eubanks.
Abby Becerra was the seventh grade representative on the court. She is the daughter of Amanda Reid and Jerry Reid and was escorted by War Eagle football player Eric Pinson.
Kinsley Newsome was the sixth grade representative on the court. She is the daughter of Jessica and Cody Newsome and was escorted by War Eagle football player Cooper Latch.
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