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Tri-Village Crowns 2026 Homecoming King & Queen

Tri-Village Homecoming Court from L-R: Caleb Brinley, Brecken Ayers, Ian Homan, Carlota Diaz, Teddy Miller, Haley Fellers, Bailey Frech, King Hayden Hunt, Queen Zoe Ayette, Jamey Lipps, Emma Greer, Dom Black, Alexis Finkbine, Griffin Richards, Jake Buckley and Lyla Brewer. (Dale Barger photo)

NEW MADISON – Tri-Village celebrated homecoming week that concluded with the crowning of the king and queen prior to the football game Friday night vs Dixie.

Hayden Hunt was tapped as king and then when out and helped the Patriots defeat the Greyhounds 58-7 with some big catches along with a couple of TDs and Zoe Ayette was crowned queen for 2026.

Hayden Hunt and Zoe Ayette were crowned 2026 Homecoming King & Queen. (Dale Barger photo)

The Homecoming Class representatives were freshman Caleb Brinley and Brecken Akers, sophomore Jake Buckley and Lyla Brewer and Juniors Ian Homan and Carlota Diaz.

The Homecoming Court were Griffin Richards and Zoe Ayette, Teddy Miller and Haley Fellers, Dom Black and Alexis Finkbine, Hayden Hunt and Bailey Frech and Jamey Lipps and Emma Greer.

Prior to homecoming Tri-Village Superintendent Josh Sagester presented the Grand Patriot award to the New Madison Kiwanis who has been a staple in the community for over 60 years and a big supporter of the school and well known for their Red Trailer at events and the Darke County Fair where they serve sausage sandwiches.

Kiwanis Club members from L-R: Sheila Jay, Stephanie Jay, Dean Miller, Natasha Hemmelgarn, Dave Jay, Kenny Baker, President, Judy Bennett, John Miller and Superintendent Josh Sagester. (Dale Barger photo)