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Meet the 2025 LHS Winter Homecoming Candidates

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The Louisburg High School 2025 Winter Homecoming Candidates are (from left) Reid McCaskill, Ally Brown, Jerynce Brings Plenty, Jaden Bentz, Josh Holtzen, Ashlyn Kuhlman, Brayden Yoder and Presley Yows.

Homecoming week at Louisburg High School kicked off Monday and events are in full swing. With something going on every day this week, it will be a busy time for students. All of it is, of course, centered around the crowning of the 2025 winter king and queen. Eight students were selected as nominees and here are their names and profiles.


The crowning will take place on Friday during halftime of the Wildcat boys’ basketball game with Ottawa. Tipoff for that game is set for approximately 7:30 p.m. Good luck to all the participants and make sure to come out on Friday to support both the Wildcat girls and boys basketball teams.

Jaden Bentz and Jerynce Brings Plenty

Jaden is the daughter of Andy and Kim Bentz. Jaden has participated in volleyball, soccer and Interact Club for four years and National Honor Society for two years. Following graduation, Jaden plans to attend the University of Kansas and major in elementary education.

Jerynce is the son of Moses and Sara Ann Brings Plenty. Jerynce has participated in cross country, track, FBLA and the musical for four years. He has also been in A/V Club, National Honor Society, Interact Club and International Club for two years. Following graduation, Jerynce plans to pursue a degree in film, but is undecided on a university.

Ally Brown and Reid McCaskill

Ally is the daughter of Andy and Jennifer Brown. Ally has participated in basketball, volleyball and FBLA for four years. She has been a member of Student Council and National Honor Society for two years and Interact Club and softball for one year. Following graduation, she plans to attend Northwest Missouri State University and pursue a degree in psychology.

Reid is the son of Scott and Penny McCaskill. Reid has participated in football for four years, along with the musical and select choir for three years. Following graduation, Reid plans to attend the University of Kansas.

Ashlyn Kuhlman and Josh Holtzen

Ashlyn is the daughter of Brian and Holly Kuhlman. Ashlyn has participated in basketball and FBLA for four years, Interact Club and National Honor Society for two years, along with Student Council and FCCLA for one year. Following graduation, Ashlyn plans to attend college to pursue a degree in education while playing basketball, but is undecided on a university.

Josh is the son of Craig and Michelle Holtzen. Josh has participated in football, golf, FBLA, Interact Club and the musical for four years. He has participated in Select Choir for three years and basketball for two. Following graduation, Josh plans to attend the University of Missouri and major in business.

Presley Yows and Brayden Yoder

Presley is the daughter of Greg and Heather Yows. Presley has participated in Jazzy Cats, Student Council, FFA and Scholar’s Bowl for four year. She has been a member of FBLA, Interact Club and the musical for three years, debate and National Honor Society for two years and track for one. Following graduation, Presley plans to attend the United States Naval Academy to study aerospace engineering.

Brayden is the son of Bart and Jennifer Yoder. Brayden has participated in football, wrestling and track for four years and been a member of National Honor Society for two years. After graduation, Brayden plans to attend the University of Kansas and major in mechanical engineering.