EDGEWOOD, TX – It was an evening filled with Bulldog spirit, tradition, and celebration as Edgewood High School recognized its 2026 Homecoming Court and crowned this year's Homecoming Queen and King during the annual Homecoming festivities.
Students, families, alumni, and community members gathered to celebrate one of the most anticipated traditions of the school year. The evening provided an opportunity to recognize an outstanding group of students selected to represent their respective classes and the Edgewood High School student body.
The highlight of the celebration came with the crowning of S. Elder as the 2026 Homecoming Queen and A. Fincher as the 2026 Homecoming King. Both students received this special honor as part of a memorable evening celebrating school pride and the traditions that bring the Edgewood community together.
2026 Homecoming Court
Representing the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes were six students selected as this year's Homecoming Duchesses and Beaus.
Freshman Duchess and Beau
G. Anderson and M. Warren
Sophomore Duchess and Beau
K. Elliott and K. Paul
Junior Duchess and Beau
R. Wilcoxson and J. Henderson
Each member of the court represented their class with pride, contributing to the excitement and tradition of the Homecoming celebration.
2026 Homecoming Queen and King Nominees
The senior class was represented by eight outstanding students nominated for the honors of Homecoming Queen and King.
The 2026 nominees included:
S. Bass and B. Bell
M. Cecil and A. Fincher
S. Elder and T. George
C. Garcia and G. Haynes
Each nominee played an important role in making the evening memorable, and Edgewood ISD congratulates all eight students on being selected for this special recognition.
Following the presentation of the court, S. Elder and A. Fincher were announced as the 2026 Homecoming Queen and King, earning one of the most memorable honors of their senior year.
Celebrating Bulldog Tradition
Homecoming is more than a football game or the crowning of a queen and king. It is a celebration of the students, traditions, and community connections that make Edgewood ISD special.
For students selected to the Homecoming Court, the experience represents a meaningful moment in their high school years and an opportunity to be recognized by their school community.
Throughout the evening, the 2026 Homecoming Court demonstrated the pride and spirit that have become hallmarks of Edgewood High School. From the underclassmen representing their respective grade levels to the senior nominees awaiting the announcement of this year's queen and king, each student contributed to a memorable celebration.
The event also provided families and friends with an opportunity to share in a special milestone, creating memories that will remain with these students long after graduation.
Edgewood ISD extends its congratulations to every member of the 2026 Homecoming Court and expresses its appreciation to everyone who helped make the celebration possible.
A special congratulations goes to 2026 Homecoming Queen S. Elder and Homecoming King A. Fincher!
The crowns may have been awarded for one evening, but the memories and traditions of Homecoming will remain a special part of these students' Edgewood experience.
What a night. What a court. What a great time to be a Bulldog!
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