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North Hills marks Homecoming 2025 with close pink-out game against Shaler, night of dancing

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North Hills students donned their favorite shades of pink during the 2025 homecoming game’s Pink Out.
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Homecoming 2025’s king and queen, Ethan Guszczynski (boys basketball) and Morgan Duty (Norhian/yearbook), ride in North Hills’ convertible parade after being crowned Oct. 10 at Martorelli Stadium.
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Homecoming 2025’s first runners-up, Niamh Greer (senior class) and Joey Lutz (football), ride in North Hills’ convertible parade after being crowned Oct. 10 at Martorelli Stadium.
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Homecoming 2025’s second runners-up, Simon Holderny (band) and Ella Crowley (girls cross country), ride in North Hills’ parade of vehicles after being crowned Oct. 10 at Martorelli Stadium.
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Last year’s homecoming queen, Maddy Morris, crowns Duty as North Hills’ 2025 queen.
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Members of the 2025 North Hills High School Homecoming Court as voted on by the senior class include (back row, from left) Sebby Wolff, Simon Holderny, Logan Murphy, Luke Coldren, James Dunlap, Jayden Collington and Ethan Guszczynski; (front row, from left) Kayla Flanigan, Niamh Greer, Aidyn Lynch, Riley McKee, Ella Crowley, Adelaide Seigworth, Morgan Duty and Sophia Regan. Not pictured is Joey Lutz.
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Benjamin Trpcic (from left), Anna Kroll, Mackenzie Wadowsky and Chris Nguyen goof off with props during the homecoming dance. The theme for the evening was “A Night in Lights.”
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Faith Adamiak, Ryan Quolke and Tenley Wichelmann hang out during the homecoming dance.
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Elissa O’Kelly and Bernardo Velasco-Diaz enjoy each other’s company during the homecoming dance Oct. 11 at North Hills Middle School.
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Melanie Lam (left) and Ella Hollack catch up during the homecoming dance.
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Emma Culver (from left), Lily Hillegas and Danica Dolecki enjoy the vibes of the homecoming dance at North Hills Middle School.
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Anthony Brown waves to a cheering crowd as Blondina Murtezi looks on at Martorelli Stadium.
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Lauren Roth waves to well-wishers alongside Logan Berry during North Hills’ homecoming festivities Oct. 10 at Martorelli Stadium.
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Isabella Downes (center) acknowledges the crowd as Mairead McConnell (right) and majorette Abbigail Hollack look on during North Hills’ homecoming festivities Oct. 10 at Martorelli Stadium.
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Jacob Bechtold (from left), Marcus Zurrica, Abigail Bechtold, Julia Yelenovsky and Alex Myers consider playing a game of Jenga during the homecoming dance Oct. 11 at North Hills Middle School.

North Hills School District celebrated Homecoming 2025 with a close game against Shaler on Oct. 10 and a dance the following evening.

Friday night’s game was a pink out, with proceeds benefiting 412Thrive, a local nonprofit that helps people impacted by breast cancer and genetic mutations that lead to cancer.

Though the Indians fell to the Shaler Area Titans, 17-14, the night was still one to remember.

Before the game, last year’s homecoming queen, Maddy Morris, crowned the new king and queen — Ethan Guszczynski (boys basketball) and Morgan Duty (Norhian/yearbook) — as well as first runners-up Joey Lutz (football) and Niamh Greer (senior class) and second runners-up Ella Crowley (girls cross country) and Simon Holderny (band).

The crownings were followed by the traditional convertible parade across Martorelli Stadium.

The weekend’s excitement ended Saturday night with a homecoming dance themed “A Night in the Lights” in both gyms of North Hills Middle School.

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