MSU Announces 2024 Homecoming Court Fee

Contact: Marie Pollitz

STARKVILLE, Miss.—This year’s Mississippi State Bulldog royalty will represent the university at the 2024 Homecoming Court, which will be officially introduced during halftime of the University of Massachusetts Amherst football game, Saturday, November 2 at 3:15 p.m.

The reigning king and queen of this year’s homecoming are Hayden Cherry of Halls, Tenn., and Abigail Henderson of Tupelo. Cherry is an agricultural education, leadership and communications major, and Henderson is an educational psychology major.

This year’s Miss MSU is biomedical engineering major Khaoula Kamal of Tupelo, and Mr. MSU is business economics major Robby Skelton of Collierville, Tennessee.

Additionally, each undergraduate class is represented by two servants:

SENIOR—Jessica Zajac, an accounting and management major from State College, Pennsylvania, and Kendall Sanders, a political science major from Calera, Alabama.

JUNIOR—Josephine Smith, human development and family science major from Ridgeland, and Abigail Thorson, business administration major from Huntsville, Alabama.

SOPHOMORE—Carrie McKenzie Bivens, a kinesiology and clinical exercise physiology major from Houston, and Abigail Spreen, an industrial engineering major with a pre-law concentration from Metairie, Louisiana.

FRESHMAN—Sonia Ross, a microbiology major with a premedical concentration from D’Iberville, and AnnCarter Perkins, a biological sciences major with a premedical assistant concentration from Louisville.

To learn more about Homecoming Week 2024 activities, visit https://www.msstate.edu/homecoming and follow the MSU Student Association on Facebook at @MSUStudentAssociation, as well as @MSU_SA on Twitter and Instagram. For more information on MSU gaming activities, visit www.hailstate.com/gameday.

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