October 5, 2025 | Trisha Garcia – Cuero Online News
Cuero, TX — Last Friday night, Cuero High School came alive with pride and tradition as the community gathered for its 2025 Homecoming celebration. Students, families, alumni, and supporters packed the stadium for an unforgettable evening of school spirit. Beneath the glow of the stadium lights and the roar of the crowd, the Gobblers took the field and delivered a thrilling victory, adding to the excitement of the night. But the spotlight wasn’t only on the scoreboard—it also belonged to a distinguished group of students whose grace, pride, and leadership embodied the heart of Cuero High: the Homecoming Court.
Honoring the Homecoming Court
As part of the halftime festivities, the 2025 Homecoming Court was formally introduced to the crowd. Dressed in their Royal Gobbler Green sash and the ladies in their amazing traditional mums beaming with pride, the court members were recognized for their positive contributions to campus life. From left to right, the court included:
• Walker Dietze
• Caroline Kubesch
• Prince Landon Pelot
• Queen Kirsten Trevino
• Cole Moore
• Melany Vela
• Duke Aiden Alcazar
• Duchess Julianna Cox
• King Kaimarye Lopez
• Princess Amari Rodriguez
The crowning moment came as Kaimarye Lopez and Kirsten Trevino were named King and Queen, earning cheers from classmates and families alike. Their selection reflected not only popularity but also the respect they’ve earned through their dedication to Cuero High’s values.
Joining them in the royal court were Prince Landon Pelot and Princess Amari Rodriguez, as well as Duke Aiden Alcazar and Duchess Julianna Cox, each representing the spirit and unity of the student body.
Each member of the Homecoming Court proudly wore the signature Gobbler Green royal sash, a symbol of honor and tradition at Cuero High. The girls added a festive touch with their beautiful mums—vibrant, ribboned creations that shimmered under the stadium lights and showcased school spirit in true Texas fashion. The combination of sashes, mums, and heartfelt smiles made for a picture-perfect moment that captured the pride of the evening.
Football, Festivities, and Community Spirit
The Homecoming game itself was a thrilling matchup, with the Gobblers showcasing their grit and determination on the field. Fans packed the stands, waving green and white, and alumni returned to their hometown to reconnect with old friends and relive cherished memories.
Throughout the evening, the Cuero community came together in celebration—not just of a football game, but of the legacy and pride that define Gobbler Nation. From the marching band’s stirring performance to the cheerleaders’ high-energy routines, every moment was a testament to the school’s vibrant culture.
A Tradition That Lives On
As the final whistle blew and the stadium lights dimmed on Friday, September 27, 2025, Cuero High School’s Homecoming celebration came to a triumphant close. The Gobblers secured a thrilling 50–43 victory over Belton, a game that kept fans on the edge of their seats and added a powerful exclamation point to an already unforgettable night. The win marked Cuero’s sixth straight home victory and pushed their season record to an impressive 5–0—an achievement that will be remembered with pride for years to come.
But beyond the scoreboard, it was a night filled with heart. The Homecoming Court stood proudly on the field, each member wearing the signature Gobbler Green royal sash. The girls dazzled in their beautiful mums—some larger than life, others delicately crafted—all made with love and care by moms, sisters, aunts, and family members who spent countless hours perfecting every detail. Each mum was a reflection of the student who wore it, and each one told a story of pride, tradition, and the deep bonds that make Cuero special.
For the parents, it was a moment of overwhelming pride—watching their children shine under the lights, cheered on by a community that celebrates every milestone. Years from now, these students will look back on this night not just as a game won or a crown received, but as a moment when everything came together: family, friendship, school spirit, and the timeless tradition of Cuero Homecoming 2025.
Community Update We’d like to extend our sincerest apologies to the Home Court community for the absence of coverage at Homecoming week’s football event. Our dedicated reporter, Pat Trevino, who normally brings you all the highlights and updates, was unfortunately under the weather and unable to attend. We appreciate your understanding and continued support, and we are happy to announce Pat's speedy recovery. Coverage will resume as usual at the next event. Thank you for being part of our community!
