(Pictured are 2026 Homecoming Candidates Kyla Milligan, Brayden Innes, Kamber Wommack, Michael Robertson, Lakotta Hewitt, and Ethan Gulotta.)
Jackson Heights High School Students have selected Lakota Hewitt, Kyla Milligan, Kamber Wommack, Ethan Gulotta, Brayden Innes, and Michael Robertson as their 2026 Homecoming Candidates.
Throughout high school, Lakota Hewitt has been active in volleyball, cross country, cheer, basketball, StuCo, FFA, and pep club. She also participates in barrel racing and was named queen for the Circleville Saddle Club. After high school, Lakota plans to attend McPherson College to major in sports psychology and play basketball. Hewitt will be escorted by Ethan Gulotta. Throughout high school Gulotta has been involved in Forensics, Scholars Bowl, Topeka Model United Nations, band, Jackson Heights Community Band, National Honor Society, National Society of High School Scholars, Merge Midweek, Soldier Christian Church, Friends of Hospice, cross country, school productions of “Snow White,” and “Murder’s In the Heir,” Cobra Channel, esports, gifted, Cobra Mentors, Class President, Stuco, shooting sports. After graduation, Gulotta plans to attend college for an undergrad in Psychology, before pursuing a graduate degree in Clinical Psychology.
Kyla Milligan has participated in volleyball, track, Cobra Mentors, Honor Flight, journalism, FBLA, and the school play, throughout her high school career. After graduating, Milligan plans to attend college to pursue a career in education. Milligan will be escorted by Brayden Innes. During his time in high school, Innes has been involved in football, powerlifting, track, and the school play. After high school, Innes plans to attend a four-year college.
Over the last four years of high school, Kamber Wommack has been active in volleyball, basketball, track, cheer, FBLA, and Stuco. After high school, she plans to attend college to major in education. Wommack’s will be escorted by Michael Robertson. During his high school career, Robertson has participated in football, basketball, track, baseball, shooting sports, and FFA. After graduation, Robertson plans to become an electrician.
The 2026 Jackson Heights Homecoming King and Queen will be crowned this Friday, during halftime of the Cobra football game against Wabaunsee.