Homecoming night brought students, families, faculty, and community members together for an evening filled with school spirit, excitement, and celebration. The event was highlighted by the presentation of this year’s homecoming representatives.
K3: Addalee Webb and Graham Davis
K4: Anna Bass and Chipper Brown
K5: Kinsley Johnson and Bishop Hendley
1st Grade: Elora VanBlarcom and Weston Taylor
2nd Grade: Rose Hooks and Walker Howell
3rd Grade: Bailey Brown and Russ Moseley
4th Grade: Brelan Lamb and Nathan Vautier
5th Grade: Berkley Brown and Brooks Dixon
6th Grade: Ava Miles and Hudson Moore
7th Grade: McKenleigh Tankersley and Easton Hall
8th Grade: Evie Moore and Greyson Gowen
Freshman: Elena Martin
Sophomore: Madeline Griner
Juniors: Lexa Jukes and Lyla Martin
Seniors: Bailey McNure and Tucker Free
The representatives were introduced during the homecoming festivities as friends and family cheered them on. Each representative had the opportunity to be recognized on the field and share in one of DEA’s most memorable traditions.
The excitement continued as the announcement of the Homecoming Queen was made. Peyton Peebles was crowned the 2026 Homecoming Queen and Ethan Fields was crowned Homecoming King.
The David Emanuel Academy football team continued its unbeaten run Friday night, putting together another explosive offensive performance to defeat Fullington Academy 68-40 and improve to a perfect 6-0 on the season.
The victory was the latest chapter in a season that has seen the Eagles find different ways to win. DEA opened the year with a 49-6 victory over Georgia Christian before battling past Citizens Christian 20-14. Since then, the Eagles have defeated John Hancock Academy 58-0, Vidalia Heritage Academy 14-0, Coastal Homeschool 50-26 and Fullington 68-40.
For the representatives, football players, king and queen, the night was a special opportunity to create lasting memories with their friends and family. The celebration demonstrated that homecoming is about more than a single event-it is a tradition that brings people together to celebrate DEA pride and community.
