Band and Football Beaus, Sweethearts revealed

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Lillie Bush-Reves
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Nov 7, 2026
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The Mount Vernon High School Football Team, Cheerleaders, and Mighty Tiger Band revealed the results of member voting for their best-liked students as part of the ceremonies surrounding the last home football game.

Each year, the voting determines the winners of their respective titles of sweetheart and beau. This year’s title of Football Sweetheart and Beau went to Elly Hedges and Mark Delgado, and Band Beau and Sweetheart went to Dexton Patrick and Yabeline Narvaez.

Football Beau Mark Delgado is in his fourth year on the Varsity football team and his third year in the soccer program. He has also competed in powerlifting for three years. A member of FFA, Mark has been on the agricultural mechanics team for four years. His parents are Alma Hernandez and Jose Ramirez.

Football Sweetheart Elly Hedges has been involved with Student Council for four years, Interact for four years, Leaders of Tomorrow as a junior student, and Mount Vernon One Act Play for two years. She has been a MVHS Cheerleader for four years and is currently serving as the Cheerleading Spirit Captain. Her parents are Beth and Rob Hedges.

Band Sweetheart Yabeline Narvaez has been involved with MVHS Mighty Tiger Band for four years, MVHS Interact for four years, National Honor Society, and MVHS Student Council for three years. Her parents are Cristina Narvaez and Juan Narvaez.

Band Beau Dexton Patrick has been a part of the Mighty Tiger Band for four years, MVHS FFA for three years, and Mount Vernon One Act Play. He has played on the football and basketball teams for two years each, the track team for three years, and served as a trainer for two years. He is a member of the National Honor Society. Dexton’s parents are Dexter Patrick and Nikale Parker.

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