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Cameron Pickett crowned Mr. Vicksburg Junior High School
Cameron Pickett was crowned Mr. Vicksburg Junior High School for 2026 at the school’s GatorBration Ceremony. The standout wide receiver and defensive back helped the Gators post a 6-1 football record and reach the Little Six Championship.
VICKSBURG, Miss. (VDN) —
Cameron Pickett was crowned Mr. Vicksburg Junior High School on Tuesday night during the school’s GatorBration Ceremony, which was held inside the gymnasium.
Pickett, a standout student-athlete at VJHS, received the honor after an impressive football season in which he helped lead the Gators to a 6-1 record and an appearance in the 2026 Little Six Championship.
Known as “King Cam,” Pickett has made a name for himself both on and off the football field. He plays wide receiver and defensive back for the Gators, showcasing his versatility and passion for the game.
His athletic abilities have also earned him an opportunity to compete at another level. Pickett was selected to try out for the Magnolia Sports Association Future League Junior High All-Star Showcase, where he will have the opportunity to compete against talented athletes while continuing to develop his football skills.
Outside of athletics, Pickett enjoys playing video games, spending time with family and friends, exploring new foods and trying different recipes.
As a young athlete with a bright future, Pickett continues to demonstrate his dedication to football while working toward reaching new heights in the sport.
Tuesday night’s ceremony gave him another reason to celebrate as he was officially introduced as Mr. Vicksburg Junior High School for 2026.
Pickett is the son of Harry Pickett Jr. and SheAmbree James. He is the grandson of Harry Pickett Sr., Terry Pickett, Ellen Jean James and William James.
