Seniors Delaini Middlebrooks and David White were selected by BC students as Homecoming Queen and King, respectively. Students also chose Whitney Browning as Junior Princess, Alexandra Mocarski as Sophomore Princess, and Channel Flores as Freshman Princess.
Middlebrooks, the Homecoming Queen, is double majoring in biology/pre-med and criminal justice/forensic science. From Woodbridge, Virginia, she is also a frequent selection for BC’s Academic Dean’s List and a member of the Rams cheerleading squad, where she earned an Excellence in Leadership Award in spring 2015.
White, the Homecoming King, is a graphic communications major from Beckley, West Virginia. He is a frequent contributor to BC student service projects and has participated in study abroad.
Browning, the Junior Princess, is a communications major from Bluefield, West Virginia, who won the school’s 2015 Valena May Parsons Communication Award. She is also a frequent selection for BC’s Academic Dean’s List and member of the women’s soccer team, where she is a leading scorer and a selection for the All-Academic Team.
Mocarski, the Sophomore Princess, is a business major from Scottsdale, Arizona. She is also a member of the Lady Rams volleyball team and coaches volleyball for Special Olympics.
Flores, the Freshman Princess, is a pre-med major from Fort Worth, Texas. She is also a member of the women’s volleyball team, where she is among the team’s assist leaders.
Other senior candidates for Homecoming Queen included Rachel Alley of Richlands, Virginia; Megan Campbell of Dunnsville, Virginia; Amber Taylor-Inge of Woodbridge, Virginia; and Hannah Winter of Amelia County, Virginia. Alley is studying psychology and is a member of the women’s volleyball team. Campbell is a biology major. Taylor-Inge is studying communications and psychology and is a member of the women’s volleyball team. Winter is studying interdisciplinary studies with a concentration in elementary education and a minor in writing. She is also a member of the women’s volleyball team.
Other senior Homecoming King candidates included Samuel Bennett of Laveen, Arizona; Oscar Hernandez of Los Angeles, California; Cory Mabry of Max Meadows, Virginia; and Ty Tatum of Greensboro, North Carolina. Bennett is studying communications and is a member of the Rams football team. Hernandez is a member of the men’s soccer team and is studying criminal justice. Mabry is majoring in exercise and sport science and is a member of the football team. Tatum is a theatre major and is active in mixed martial arts.
Other candidates for Junior Princess included Hannah Amis of Athens, Greece; Jasmine Morrow of Woodbridge, Virginia; Hannah Preservati of Princeton, West Virginia; and Whitney Smith of Knoxville, Tennessee. Amis is a member of the women’s volleyball team, and her major is exercise and sport science. Morrow is studying business and is a member of the women’s volleyball team. Preservati is a member of the women’s basketball team. Her major is exercise and sports science. Smith is studying biology and is a member of the women’s basketball team.
Other candidates for Sophomore Princess included Alexis Austin of Yorktown, Virginia; Jacquelyn Chick of Roanoke, Virginia; Courtney Oxford of Tazewell, Virginia; and Olivia Thompson of Bluefield, Virginia. Austin is studying exercise and sport science and is a member of the women’s volleyball team. Chick is studying exercise and sport science and is a member of the women’s soccer team. Oxford is studying exercise and sport science with teacher licensure and is a member of the cross country team. She’s also a BC cheerleader and has participated in Disney’s Christmas Extravaganza Parade as a cheerleader for the National Cheerleaders Association. Thompson is studying biology and is a member of the cross country team.
Other candidates for Freshman Princess included Molly Bartosh of Fredericksburg, Virginia; Brooklyn Hall of Newport News, Virginia; Courtney Kendrick of Charleston, West Virginia; and Emily King of Radford, Virginia. Bartosh is studying sports management and art and is a member of the school’s cross country and cheerleading teams. Hall is an exercise and sport science major, who loves to play field hockey. Kendrick, an exercise and sport science major, is a member of the Lady Rams basketball team. King, a teacher education major, is a member of the Rams cheerleading squad.
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BC 2015 HOMECOMING JUNIOR PRINCESS WHITNEY BROWNING OF BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA.
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BLUEFIELD COLLEGE 2015 HOMECOMING QUEEN DELAINI MIDDLEBROOKS (RIGHT) OF WOODBRIDGE, VIRGINIA, AND HOMECOMING KING DAVID WHITE OF BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA.
HOMECOMING FRESHMAN PRINCESS CHANNEL FLORES (LEFT) OF FORT WORTH, TEXAS, AND SOPHOMORE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA MOCARSKI OF SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA.