Sonoma Valley High Homecoming 2019

Take a look at some of the fun that went on from rallies to reunions....|
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SVHS 2019 Homecoming King & Queen

Sofia Portello was born and raised in Sonoma and her parents are Mike Portello and Veronica Espeche. She has swam for the local Sonoma Sea Dragons and played club water polo for almost six years. She plays for the SVHS water polo and swim team and has served as captain for two years. She hopes to attend a four-year college and play water polo.

Alan Amezquita is a three-year varsity soccer player. He plans on going to a four-year college to pursue his soccer career. He wants to major in criminal justice.

From rallies to reunions, parades to punches, 2019 Sonoma Valley High School Homecoming was a weekend to remember. Take a look at some of the fun that went on.

The weekend began with a Homecoming parade of class floats up Broadway from the high school to the Plaza on Friday afternoon, ending with a rally in the amphitheater.

On Friday evening, all SVHS (Sonoma Valley High School) graduating classes were invited to an alumni event outside Arnold Field before the football game. The Dragons kicked off against Petaluma High School at 7 p.m. with the stands packed with students and alumni.

The 2019 Homecoming King and Queen, SVHS seniors Alan Amezquita and Sofia Portello, were announced at halftime, as was the winning float, which was built by the senior class.

The football game was called early in the fourth period after a fight broke out. The final score was recorded at 35-14. See A1 for details.

Reunion events also took place all over town, with the highest turnout recorded by the class of 1989.

SVHS 2019 Homecoming King & Queen

Sofia Portello was born and raised in Sonoma and her parents are Mike Portello and Veronica Espeche. She has swam for the local Sonoma Sea Dragons and played club water polo for almost six years. She plays for the SVHS water polo and swim team and has served as captain for two years. She hopes to attend a four-year college and play water polo.

Alan Amezquita is a three-year varsity soccer player. He plans on going to a four-year college to pursue his soccer career. He wants to major in criminal justice.

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