Gabriel Osborne Jr. and Peyton Boyd were crowned Mustang High School's 2026 fall homecoming king and queen Friday, Oct. 9, during the pregame ceremony at Bronco Stadium.
Osborne represented the Mustang football team, while Boyd represented the school's pom team. Their names were announced following the presentation of the homecoming candidates and attendants.
Students recognized across school activities
The ceremony introduced candidates in pairs, recognizing their involvement in school activities and sharing their plans after high school.
The candidates represented football, volleyball, fast-pitch softball, cross country, cheer, pom, marching band, color guard and Junior ROTC. Introductions highlighted a range of academic and career interests, including nursing, engineering, education, music and military service.
Boyd's introduction included her plans to attend Oklahoma State University and study nursing. Osborne was introduced as planning to attend the University of Oklahoma on an athletic scholarship to play football.
Homecoming candidates
The candidate pairs identified in the ceremony recording were:
- Serenity Armstead and James Aaron
- Madison Sale and Jackson Babcock
- Harper Acosta and Maximus Baca
- Peyton Boyd and Carter Bankston
- Zoe Christy and Obama Bell
- Maddy Bryson and Christion Cargile
- Lily Hay and Christopher Cornell
- Allie Cummings and Aydan Engel
- Isabel Duncan and Hayden Flores
- Valerie Lepley and Landon Garcia
- Brenna Matthews and Caden Gordon
- Lily Mills and Azrael Gonzalez
- Madisyn Handke and Maddox Gregg
- Brianna Jenkins and Jackson Hill
- Adysen Lynch and Brendan Hodges
- Adyson McGavock and Hunter Huggins
- Makenzie Murray and Colby Jackson
- Anna Waitman and Corde Jackson
- Khloe Peintner and Matthew John
- Victoria Torres and Gabriel Osborne Jr.
- Ava Reynolds and Stone Perkins
- Gretchen Tone and Nico Phillips
- Riley Wood and Matthew Rayclaw
- Teagan Winters and Bryce Ribble
- Jordan Stubblefield and Jayden Reyes
A winning homecoming night
The celebration preceded Mustang's football game against Edmond North. The Broncos went on to win 54-7, with all eight of their touchdowns coming on the ground.
Osborne followed his homecoming honor with two rushing touchdowns. He scored on Mustang's first offensive play, then reached the end zone again on a reverse to open the second quarter.
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