The 2026 Mt. Hope High School Homecoming Court was announced at halftime of the Huskies' football game against visiting East Greenwich Friday night, Oct. 9, at Veterans Field in Warren.

Two senior student-athletes were selected for the top prizes as Jack Godbout and Sara Nencka were chosen as the King and Queen.

Godbout, who plays hockey and lacrosse, was nominated from the school's E-Board while Nencka, who plays soccer and golf, was put up by the National Honor Society.

Brooke Sousa and Benjamin Neverka-Vinciguerra were the first runners-up. Addison McMillan and Matthew Abelha were the second runners-up with Mekayla Neves and Parker Oliver third and Kyleigh Durette and Maleaq Roderick fourth.

The final tally was based on contestant interviews with the Homecoming committee in addition to votes by the MHHS staff and their student peers.

The full list of 2026 Homecoming candidates by grouping is as follows:
Art & Literary Magazine - Gracyn Andrews and Leena Esquilin
Art Club - Ellie Donovan and Desmond Blackbeard
Athletics - Emma Goglia and Maleaq Roderick
Band - Brooke Sousa and Parker Oliver
Best Buddies - Lacy Vargas
Chorus - Charlotte Arsenault and Tyler Aguiar
Debate Club & Interact Club - Addison McMillan and Matthew Abelha
DECA - Mekayla Neves and Noah Sweeney
E-Board - Alycea Vega and Jack Godbout
Environmental Club - Hazel Bradley and Benjamin Neverka-Vinciguerra
French Honor Society - Jasmine Kenney and Kara Pisasale
Husky News Network - James Higgins and Erik Thurston
National Art Honor Society - Marissa Cabral and Evan Vallante
National Honor Society - Sara Nencka and Noah DaPonte
Portuguese Honor Society - Arianna DaLuz and Nuno Caetano
Robotics - Kyleigh Durette
Science Olympiad - Avery Walsh
Spanish Honor Society - Evolet Benavides and Gabriel Davey
Student Council - Thalia Adkins and Liam Gagner
Yearbook - Leah Goldade and Will Francis