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Milah Davis crowned Miss Vicksburg Junior High School
Milah Davis was crowned Miss Vicksburg Junior High School at the school’s Gatorbration ceremony Tuesday night. She will represent VJHS during the 2026-27 school year and also serves as co-captain of the Gatorettes dance team.
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Milah Davis was crowned Miss Vicksburg Junior High School on Tuesday night during the school’s Gatorbration ceremony. The celebration was held inside the VJHS basketball gymnasium, where a large crowd gathered to witness the special occasion.
As the newly crowned queen made her way through the gymnasium, the crowd stood to recognize Davis as she celebrated her new title.
Davis will represent Vicksburg Junior High School as its queen for the 2026-27 school year, adding another accomplishment to her journey as a student.
Along with her new title, Davis serves as a co-captain of the 2026-27 Gatorettes dance team, where she continues to showcase her leadership and passion for dancing.
Outside of school, Davis enjoys dancing and doing hair. She also has a passion for expressing her creativity through the activities she enjoys most.
While Davis is enjoying her time as a junior high student, she already has big plans for her future. She hopes to become an anesthesiologist, where she can build a successful career while helping others.
Davis also expressed her appreciation for the many people who have supported her throughout her journey. She gave special thanks to her parents, sister, brother, grandparents, aunts and godparents, along with Ms. Keller and Ms. Smith, for their love, support, encouragement and guidance.
With a strong support system behind her, Davis is grateful for the people who continue to believe in her and push her to become the best version of herself.
As she begins her reign as Miss Vicksburg Junior High School, Davis hopes to continue making a positive impact while representing her school with pride. She also looks forward to making her family, school and community proud.
Davis is the daughter of Gabrielle Trevillion and the late Morris Davis.
