This year, we have compiled some of the best photos and stories we received about Monroe's Homecoming, including the new Bearcat Fair and the Sultan Homecoming parade.
Please send your pictures and information, and we will be glad to include it, and congratulations to the Bearcats for a great win!
SULTAN HIGH COURT
Sultan High celebrated Homecoming at the half honoring Queen Julianne Tran and King Cooper Beucherie, center, with the Court including Antonio Rivas, Tiannah Day, Jordan Swift, Shelby Jefferies, Tyler Force, Khayla MacKenzie, Skyler Funderbuck and Anna Biddle.
TURKS TAKE TO THE STREETS
Sultan's annual homecoming parade took place on Friday afternoon at around 12:30 p.m.-á The celebration featured the Sultan High School Marching Band, homecoming royalty, various sports teams, Snohomish County Sheriff's office, Snohomish County Fire District 5, the Sultan Elementary School unicycle team, Sultan Mayor Carolyn Eslick and a whole lot of Turk pride.
"We are one of the very few high schools that still do a homecoming parade,GÇ¥ said Mayor Eslick.
Parade photos by Chris Hendrickson
TURKS TAKE ON LAKEWOOD AT HOMECOMING
Sultan Turk junior #21 James MacKenzie looks for the open hole in first-half action in the Turks' Homecoming 9-27 loss to powerhouse Lakewood Friday. The Turks scored first on a field goal after repeatedly being smashed by the Lakewood defensive line on third downs with scoring opportunities. Lakewood owned the second half when their offense went to work while the Lakewood defense continued to thwart the Turks.
Photo by Jim Scolman
Photo by Jim Scolman
MONROE EKE'S OUT 27-20 VICTORY OVER PANTHERS IN HOMECOMING CLIFFHANGER
Monroe's rowdy homecoming crowd had a night to remember Friday, when a hard-fought battle with the Snohomish Panthers went into overtime until Monroe scored a touchdown on the team's first possession.
Gabe Moore had a big night for the Bearcats, rushing 80 yards.
Snohomish hung on grimly into the fourth quarter when two field goals kept them in the game.
But shortly into overtime, quarterback Andrew Zimmerman connected with Shanden Mixayphone on a six-yard pass that gave the Bearcats the touchdown, and the 27-20 win.
FLAG AND DANCE TEAM
The Monroe Dance Team added color and excitement to Homecoming night with a performance on the high school track.
Photo by Dan Armstrong
Below:-áNicki Petersen, left, and Mariah Haverly perform with the Monroe Dance Team at Homecoming.
Photo by Dan Armstrong
The Monroe Flag Team flew the colors as the sun set.
Photo by Dan Armstrong
GLEE ON THE GOLF COURSE
This group of revelers hit Blue Boy golf course for an exuberant photo before heading to the Homecoming dance.
Photo courtesy of Carla Stewart
The royal homecoming court included princesses Alyson Gonzalez, Tellis Aucion, Brittany Schwindt and Jamie Hawkins. Princes were Lucas Waller, Hunter Bingham, Gabe Moore and Chase DiMonda. The Duke and Duchess were Tom Kerns and Brianna Brady, and the King and Queen were Martin Creed and Nicole Alexander.
Photo by Dan Armstrong
Martin Creed and Nicole Alexander were decked out in royal finery as Homecoming King and Queen.
Photo by Dan Armstrong
At the first-ever Bearcat Fair held during Homecoming, members of Monroe's Peewee Black and 89er Black teams pose by the Seahawks Bus.
Photo courtesy of Joe Springer
Trent Bublitz (left) and Blake Springer on right demonstrated school spirit with orange hair and team jerseys.
Photo courtesy of Joe Springer
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