Seniors Tysan Newman and Madison Spring were crowned Homecoming king and queen, respectively.
Junior Prince Wyatt Phillips and Princess Sereena Dancel walk under the saber salute.
Senior Prince Carsen Buenzli and Princess Melissa Plute are recognized during the halftime coronation.
Medical Lake junior Sereena Dancel performs as part of the Candyland-themed Homecoming show at halftime.
Freshman princess Joscelyn Haines waves to the crowd as she prepares to leave the football field following the Homecoming coronation at halftime.
Senior cheerleader Brooklyn Jeppson dances during the Homecoming halftime show.
Homecoming royalty was chauffeured to and from the football field by classic cars.
MEDICAL LAKE – Despite the chilly October night, Medical Lake's Homecoming game on Friday, Oct. 18, was filled with school spirit and smiling faces. The halftime show brought the crowd to life, with Homecoming royalty, performances, and a unique Candyland theme adding to the atmosphere.
Senior King Tysan Newman and Queen Madison Spring were crowned in front of a cheering audience, while classic cars chauffeured the Homecoming Court to and from the football field. Princesses and princes, including Freshman Joscelyn Haines and Junior Wyatt Phillips, were honored during the halftime coronation.
While the Cardinals faced a tough loss to the Cascade Kodiaks, 42-14, the focus of the night was the Homecoming celebration. With musical performances, cheer routines, and a saber salute, the halftime festivities made the night one to remember for Medical Lake students and fans alike.
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