The 2022 homecoming court was announced at Wyoming Area. The king and queen will be announced at a pep rally on Friday, Oct. 7, at the Secondary Center’s gym. Pictured from left, seated: Jocelyn Williams, Joseph Marranca, Bianca Pizano and Casey Noone; standing: Jakiyah Spellman, Patrick Branley, Ethan Speece, Anna Wisnewski, Riley Knaub and Ella Rau.
Tony Callaio | For Sunday Dispatch
EXETER — The Wyoming Area Homecoming 2022 King and Queen were recently selected by a vote of the senior class of 2023.
The following students were selected to the Queen’s court: Bianca Pizano, daughter of Joseph and Rhonda Pizano of Exeter; Ella Rau, daughter of Amy and Donald Rau of Exeter; Jakiyah Spellman, daughter of Ishakara Spellman of Exeter; Jocelyn Williams, daughter of Susan and Brian Williams of West Wyoming; and Anna Wisnewski, daughter of Jeanne and Matt Wisnewski of Wyoming.
The following students were selected to the King’s court: Patrick Branley, son of Ann and Michael Branley of West Pittston; Riley Knaub, son of Marlene and Ray Knaub of West Wyoming; Joseph Marranca, son of Sharon and Carmen Marranca of Exeter; Casey Noone, son of Tammy and Bill Noone of Exeter; and Ethan Speece, son of Cathie and Eric Speece of West Pittston.
The Homecoming King and Queen will be announced at the pep rally on Friday, Oct. 7, at the Secondary Center gym and streamed live on the district’s website.
The Homecoming King and Queen, along with, the court will be presented during the pre-game festivities at the Wyoming Area – Holy Redeemer game on Friday, Oct. 7.
