Barrington High School crowns Homecoming Golden Eagles

School celebrates with Homecoming parade and fair

Posted 11/2/21

A large crowd celebrated Barrington High School’s Homecoming festivities on Friday night at Victory Field.

The crowd was treated to a 21-8 win over Lincoln, and a special halftime event …

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Barrington High School crowns Homecoming Golden Eagles

School celebrates with Homecoming parade and fair

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A large crowd celebrated Barrington High School’s Homecoming festivities on Friday night at Victory Field.

The crowd was treated to a 21-8 win over Lincoln, and a special halftime event where the high school crowned its Golden Eagles. This year’s selections were Tessa Sullivan and Neil MacGillivray. The BHS Homecoming parade included cars carrying members of the homecoming court, and a float for the senior class.  

There was also a homecoming fair that took place near the football field. A special outdoor homecoming dance planned for Saturday night was canceled because of the rainy weather.

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