Cumberland County High School celebrated its homecoming last weekend, crowning the 2026 Cumberland homecoming king and queen.
Ta’Niya Trent was crowned homecoming queen after being escorted on the field by her mother, Amber Jones, and father, Devan Trent. She is a member of Skills USA, Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) and is a cheerleader. Trent plans to attend college to receive a degree and eventually become an ultrasound tech.
This year’s homecoming king is Kheaton Lynch. Lynch was escorted by his parents Katrina and Floyd Lynch. He is a member of FBLA, plays basketball and plans to attend Virginia Peninsula Community College to play basketball and work towards a degree in communications and mass media. After graduating, Lynch hopes to go overseas and continue to play basketball.
Accompanying them on the field were other members of the 2026 Cumberland homecoming court: freshman princess Theari Vick and prince Thailand Vick; sophomore prince Cameron Boatwright; junior prince Ka’Jzhan Lee; homecoming king nominee Austin Trent; homecoming king nominee Kody Wolfe; homecoming queen nominee Molly Crouch; homecoming queen nominee Kamira Holman; junior princess Sh...