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To’Nia Taylor crowned 2026 Vicksburg High School Maid of Honor
To’Nia Taylor was crowned the 2026 Vicksburg High School Maid of Honor during halftime of the Gators’ homecoming game in Vicksburg. Active in athletics, academics and student leadership, Taylor plans to study sports medicine at the University of Mississippi.
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VICKSBURG, Miss. (VDN) —
To’Nia Taylor received a special honor on Friday night as she was crowned the 2026 Vicksburg High School Maid of Honor.
Taylor officially received the honor during halftime of the Gators’ homecoming football game against Cleveland Central, where Vicksburg secured a 28-26 victory.
For Taylor, the recognition was a special moment as she expressed her appreciation to the football team for selecting her for the honor.
“I’m very grateful and honored but I want to thank the football team for voting for me,” Taylor said. “I also thank God for putting me in this position.”
Taylor is the daughter of Thomas and Nicole Taylor and has remained active in several athletic and academic organizations throughout her time at Vicksburg High School.
She is a member of the Gator Girl Dance Team and also participates in track.
Outside of athletics, Taylor has continued to excel in academics and leadership. She is a member of the National Technical Honor Society, National Honor Society and Student Council, where she serves as a class representative.
Taylor also serves as vice president of Key Club and is a proud White Coat recipient. Additionally, she is a member of the HHS Academy.
Following graduation, Taylor plans to attend the University of Mississippi, where she will major in sports medicine as she works toward fulfilling her dream of becoming a team physician.
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