Homecoming

Berry holds homecoming festivities

Shown is the 2019 Homecoming Court at Berry High School. From left: Joe Earnest, Sydney Frost, Anthony Gant, Madison Broadhead, Chris Gann, Savannah Gann, Madison Frost, Hannah Frost, Chris Fields, Iannah Fields, Kevin Edmonson, Kyla Edmonson, Matthew Lollar and McKenna Lollar.

Shown is the 2019 Homecoming Court at Berry High School. From left: Joe Earnest, Sydney Frost, Anthony Gant, Madison Broadhead, Chris Gann, Savannah Gann, Madison Frost, Hannah Frost, Chris Fields, Iannah Fields, Kevin Edmonson, Kyla Edmonson, Matthew Lollar and McKenna Lollar.

Berry celebrated homecoming on Oct. 11, and capped off the festivities with a 31-20 victory over the Brilliant Tigers.

Lynn spoils Hubbertville's homecoming 31-20

Gage Key (36) is pictured scoring a touchdown for Hubbertville.

Gage Key (36) is pictured scoring a touchdown for Hubbertville.

Celebrating homecoming on Friday night, Hubbertville hosted the Lynn Bears in Wiley Hollingsworth Stadium. Unfortunately, the visiting team spoiled the Lions’ homecoming by defeating Hubbertville 31-20. The Bears took the opening kick down the field, utilizing only two plays to move the ball into the Lions’ red zone. Facing first and goal at the 10-yard line, Micah Cagle took the handoff, advancing three yards with Alex Barnes on the stop for the Lions.

Berry defeats Brilliant 31-20 on homecoming

Captains for Berry’s homecoming game against Brilliant were, from left: Isaac Darty (58), Johnathan Locke (7), Trent Smith (3) and Deason Nichols.

Captains for Berry’s homecoming game against Brilliant were, from left: Isaac Darty (58), Johnathan Locke (7), Trent Smith (3) and Deason Nichols.

Homecoming is always an exciting time of year, full of seeing old friends, remembering great times, and celebrating history. Returning alumni always hope to see their old high school team do well, and the Wildcats’ fans who braved the rain were not disappointed. In a game that saw both teams struggle with penalties and the elements, the Wildcats took a 31–20 victory over the Brilliant Tigers.

Homecoming week at Hubbertville

Shown is the 2018 Homecoming Court and their escorts. The court from left was: Erica Fowler, first alternate McKenna Fisher, second alternate Emma Nichols, Queen Gracie Dodd, Brianna Tidwell and Katelyn Jenkins.

Shown is the 2018 Homecoming Court and their escorts. The court from left was: Erica Fowler, first alternate McKenna Fisher, second alternate Emma Nichols, Queen Gracie Dodd, Brianna Tidwell and Katelyn Jenkins.

Hubbertville celebrated its homecoming last week and capped off the festivities with a 41-24 football victory over the Brilliant Tigers.

FCHS celebrates Homecoming

Shown is the 2018 Homecoming Court at the John Clifford Grimsley House, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. From left: Julie Beavers, Samantha Holliman, Layla Birmingham, McKenzie Back, Morgan Trull (Queen), Lindy Hindman, Holley Files, Searaley Nichols and Jacie Junkin.

Shown is the 2018 Homecoming Court. From left: Julie Beavers, Samantha Holliman, Layla Birmingham, McKenzie Back, Morgan Trull (Queen), Lindy Hindman, Holley Files, Searaley Nichols and Jacie Junkin.

Fayette County High School celebrated its Homecoming on Sept. 21 with a 24-0 win over the Curry Yellow Jackets.

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