Providence Academy Homecoming Court 2026

It is our pleasure to introduce the 2026 Providence Academy Homecoming Court.

Each member of this year’s court was nominated by our faculty for demonstrating Christian character and exemplifying the values we hope to see in our Providence students. Being selected for the Homecoming Court is a special honor because it reflects not only how these students represent Providence, but also the character they demonstrate in their relationships with others.

From these nominees, our student body will vote to select this year’s Homecoming King and Queen, who will be crowned during our Homecoming festivities.

We are pleased to introduce this year’s nominees:

Claire Stevenson

Claire Stevenson is being escorted by Daniel Renner. Claire is the daughter of John and Ruth Stevenson and has been part of the Providence Academy community for six years. After graduation, Claire is still deciding where she’ll attend college, but she hopes to study fashion merchandising and would love the opportunity to study abroad in Hong Kong. When she looks back on her time at Providence, one memory stands out—the Discovery trip to Scotland.

Margaret Baldridge

Margaret Baldridge is being escorted by Hudson Dietrich. Margaret is the daughter of Travis and Erica Baldridge and is a Providence lifer, having attended PA for all 13 years. After graduation, she plans to attend the College of Charleston, study biology, and eventually become a physician assistant. Of all those years at Providence, one of her favorite memories is Prom 2025 with her brother Ben and her friends Jane and Hayden.

Mollie Stewart

Mollie Stewart is being escorted by Braden Miller. Mollie is the daughter of Hillary and David Stewart and has attended Providence for four and a half years. After graduation, she plans to attend Liberty University, where she’ll major in elementary education. Mollie’s favorite Providence memory gives you a pretty good glimpse of her time here: coming to school early with her friends to blow up 400 balloons and completely fill Mr. Adams’ office for his birthday. We’re sure Mr. Adams remembers that one fondly, too.

Max Speropulos

Max Speropulos is being escorted by Sadie Prudhomme. Max is the son of John and Karen Speropulos and is another Providence lifer, having attended PA for all 13 years. After graduation, Max plans to pursue business. His favorite Providence memory is a simple one—and probably one many students can appreciate: getting to hang out in the Prefect Lounge with friends and, of course, enjoying the snacks.

Case Freeman

Case Freeman is being escorted by Ellie Smith. Case is the son of Amy and Jason Freeman and has attended Providence Academy for five years. After graduation, he plans to attend the University of Tennessee, where he hopes to study biology and eventually become a pediatric oncologist. Of all his memories at Providence, Case’s favorite is winning the game against Crockett—a moment he won’t soon forget.

Benjamin Garcia Argibay

Benjamin Garcia Argibay is the son of Silvana Pargo and Agustin Garcia Argibay and has been part of the Providence community for about three years. After graduation, Benjamin hopes to attend Wake Forest University, major in biomedical engineering, and eventually become a surgeon. For Benjamin, some of the best parts of Providence have been the people. His favorite memories center around making new friends in unexpected ways and becoming closer to classmates he might never have expected to know so well.

Roman Damron

Roman Damron is the son of Mark and Kellie Damron and has attended Providence Academy for 10 years. After graduation, Roman is still deciding where he plans to attend college. One of his favorite Providence memories came through serving others: volunteering alongside his friends during hurricane relief efforts—a special memory of friendship and service that he’ll carry with him after graduation.

Riley Belt

Riley Belt is the daughter of Dr. Randall and Mrs. Whitbey Belt and is a true Providence lifer, having attended PA for all 13 years. After graduation, Riley plans to attend Liberty University, where she will double major in music and communications. After 13 years, there are plenty of memories to choose from, but Riley’s favorite is DE Rhetoric during her junior year—proof that sometimes a favorite school memory really can come from the classroom.

Congratulations to each of our 2026 Homecoming Court nominees! We are proud of the way these students represent Providence Academy and look forward to celebrating them during Homecoming.