Candidates for 2021 Houston High School Homecoming Queen gather prior to the coronation ceremony Friday night in Tiger Stadium. From left, Kaelyn Honeycutt (freshman), Mikendra Ramsey (sophomore), Logynn Foster (junior), Emilee Weaver (senior), Mali Brookshire (senior), Madi Reed (junior), Maddie Holder (sophomore) and Isabell Pena (freshman). Credit: DOUG DAVISON | HOUSTON HERALD

Houston High School’s 2021 Homecoming Queen was crowned during a ceremony prior to the football team’s game against Ava Friday night in Tiger Stadium.

This year’s Queen is senior Mali Brookshire, while first runner-up is junior Logynn Foster and second runner-up is sophomore Maddie Holder. 

2021 HHS Homecoming Queen Mali Brookshire is crowned by 2020 Queen Janessa Foster. DOUG DAVISON | HOUSTON HERALD


  • Freshman candidate Kaelyn Honeycutt and her escort Shaun Buck


  • Freshman candidate Isabell Pena and her escort Bryson Alexander.
  • Sophomore candidate Maddie Holder and her escort Harold Lassiter.

  • Sophomore candidate Mikendra Ramsey and her escort Keaton Goetz.

  • Junior candidate Logynn Foster and her escort Brody McNew.
  • Junior candidate Madi Reed and her escort Austin Goetz.

  • Senior candidate Mali Brookshire and her escort Nathaniel Garnica.

  • Senior candidate Emilee Weaver and her escort Zach Fuwell.

  • 2020 HHS Homecoming Queen Janessa Foster and her escort Dakota James, along with the crown bearer Kipp Copley and flower girl Kagan Wilson.
  • The Queen is crowned.

Doug Davison is a writer, photographer and newsroom assistant for the Houston Herald. Contact him by phone at 417-967-2000 or by email at ddavison@houstonherald.com.

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