Hinds Community College students learn at Thursday night’s Homecoming match-up with Itawamba Community College who won the election for queen. The court will be presented on the field during halftime. In case of rain, the presentation will be moved to Bee Hall.

The homecoming queen is selected by student vote from among sophomore candidates. The Raymond Campus candidate for queen is the sophomore who gets the most votes during the court elections.

Members of the court include, sitting front from left, sophomores Loren Powell, 19, of Brandon, Rankin Campus; MaQurisa “Pinky” Draper, 21, of Vicksburg, Raymond Campus; KeAirra Williams, 19, of Florence, Raymond Campus; Michaela Cole, 22, of Jackson, Jackson Campus-Academic/Technical Center; Brittney Goodwin, 17, of Vicksburg, Vicksburg-Warren Campus; Amanda Kilpatrick, 23, of Florence, Jackson Campus-Nursing/Allied Health Center; Conesha Michael, 19, of Jackson, Raymond Campus’ sophomore candidate for queen;
back row, freshmen LaToya Sims, 20, of Vicksburg, Vicksburg-Warren Campus; Mariah McFarland, 17, of Los Angeles, Calif., Rankin Campus; Venyatha Norris, 198, of Morton, Raymond Campus;  La’Kimberly Taylor, 35, of Crystal Springs, Jackson Campus-Nursing/Allied Health Center; Ri’kee Taplin, 19, of Clinton, Raymond Campus and Grace Ga-as, 18, of Vicksburg, Raymond Campus.