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R-MA Homecoming Court

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8 years ago

October 16, 2018

Homecoming King Gabriel Rivera and Queen Khalila Karefa-Kargbo. Photo courtesy of R-MA.

Randolph-Macon Academy’s Homecoming Court for 2018 was presented just before the Powderpuff Game on October 13th.

The court included seniors Gabriel Rivera of Front Royal, VA, who was named Homecoming King, and Khalila Karefa-Kargbo of McLean, VA, who was recognized as Homecoming Queen.

The other seniors, recognized as Prince and Princess, were Nate Stewart of Edinburg, VA, and Emma Faust of Buena Vista, VA. The remaining representatives to the Court were junior Citlaly Sosa of Baltimore City, MD, sophomores Alex Tendler of Owings Mills, MD, and Kisyl Housden of Front Royal, VA, and freshmen Ethan Park of Seonam-Si, South Korea, and Amy Lin of Beijing, China.

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