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Courtesy of Zachary D’Amico, Hampton Township School District
Fellow Homecoming Court members congratulate Adanna Smith on her selection as queen during festivites on Sept. 29 at Fridley Field.
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Brady Andrews and Adanna Smith are crowned Homecoming king and queen during festivities on Sept. 29 at Fridley Field.
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Fans show their support during Hampton High Schol’s Homecoming on Sept. 29 at Fridley Field.
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Youngsters play a game during the Talbot Tailgate preceding Homecoming festivities on Sept. 29 at Hampton High School.
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Inductees to the Athletic Hall of Fame — Elaina Balouris Tabb, Dante DiBucci, Severino DiBucci, Joe Raimondi and Mary Alice Hennessey — are pictured during Hampton High Schol’s Homecoming on Sept. 29 at Fridley Field.
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Drum major Samantha Nicely, a senior, leads the marching band during Hampton High Schol’s Homecoming on Sept. 29 at Fridley Field.
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The Hampton High School Marching Band performs “No Storm Lasts Forever” during Homecoming festivities on Sept. 29 at Fridley Field.
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The Hampton High School Marching Band performs “No Storm Lasts Forever” during Homecoming festivities on Sept. 29 at Fridley Field.
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Courtesy of Zachary D’Amico, Hampton Township School District
The Hampton High School Marching Band performs “No Storm Lasts Forever” during Homecoming festivities on Sept. 29 at Fridley Field.
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Courtesy of Zachary D’Amico, Hampton Township School District
The Hampton High School Homecoming Court is pictured during festivities on Sept. 29 at Fridley Field.
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Fans and Members of the the competitive cheer team root for the Talbots during Hampton High Schol’s Homecoming on Sept. 29 at Fridley Field.
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Members of the the competitive cheer team inspire fans during Hampton High Schol’s Homecoming on Sept. 29 at Fridley Field.
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Courtesy of Zachary D’Amico, Hampton Township School District
Members of the the competitive cheer team inspire fans during Hampton High Schol’s Homecoming on Sept. 29 at Fridley Field.
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Courtesy of Zachary D’Amico, Hampton Township School District
Members of the competitive cheer team gather for a photograph during Hampton High Schol’s Homecoming on Sept. 29 at Fridley Field.

From a pregame tailgate party to a close matchup on the gridiron, Hampton High School’s Homecoming offered plenty of activity and excitement, while Mother Nature cooperated with the weather.

Although the Talbots lost to Connellsville, 28-26, on Sept. 29, fans were treated to Brock Borgo’s 202 yards rushing with a touchdown, and Hampton remained undefeated in the WPIAL’s Class 4A Greater Allegheny Conference to start the season. Still on the schedule are conference games on Oct. 6, hosting North Catholic; Oct. 13 at Indiana; Oct. 20, hosting Mars Area; and Oct. 27 at Highlands.

On a more positive note, Homecoming festivities included the induction of new members into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame: Elaina Balouris Tabb, cross country and track, Class of 2010; Dante DiBucci, football and lacrosse, Class of 2016; Severino DiBucci, football and lacrosse, Class of 2015; Joe Raimondi, football, wrestling and lacrosse; and Mary Alice Hennessey, who participated on the Hampton school board for 12 and oversaw renovations to school district’s Fridley Field, along with the completion of the high school baseball field.

Adanna Smith and Brady Andrews were crowned Homecoming king and queen, and the Hampton High School Marching Band put on a performance of its 2023 field show, themed “No Storm Lasts Forever” and depicts a group of sea voyagers who endure dangerous conditions.

The band will perform Oct. 7 in the Allegheny Valley Marching Band Festival at North Allegheny High School, Oct. 14 in Pennsylvania Interscholastic Marching Band Association competition at Deer Lakes, and Oct. 28 in the PIMBA championships at Moon Area.

For more information and to watch a video of the Homecoming field show, visit www.hamptonbands.org.

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