Shippensburg University is proud to recognize the 2026 Homecoming Court nominees. Each candidate exemplifies academic success, stewardship and integrity. This year, the court leads service projects that are raising funds for Big Red’s cupboard.
Here are the 2026 nominees:
Chase Garrison
Garrison is a political science major and the vice president of student groups for the Student Government Association (SGA) on campus. He is also actively involved in the DiscipleMakers Christian Fellowship program.
“I love Shippensburg and our campus. I also enjoy doing my best to foster a vibrant community for us all!,” said Garrison.
Alex Insley
Insely is a middle-level education major with a concentration in Language Arts. Her sponsor is Kappa Delta Phi NAS.
“I’m so excited to be running for homecoming court!” Insley exclaimed.
Ryan Mills
Mills is a chemistry major with a minor in mathematics. He is also the SGA Vice President of Finance. “As the VP of Finance, I have become more aware of our campus community and all the moving parts that go into making our school run efficiently,” Mills shared.
Imyree Teal
Teal is a first-generation college student, majoring in social work. She shared that the reason why she’s running for homecoming court is to represent different cultures and backgrounds at Shippensburg. “I want other students to feel proud of who they are, feel like they belong and know that their voice matters. To me, homecoming court is about representing my community and making others feel seen,” said Teal.
Emily Wojnarski
Wojnarski is a business management major with a concentration in human resources management and a minor in communication studies. Her sponsoring organization is SGA, where she serves as president. “While serving on the homecoming court, I hope to give back to the Ship community through fundraising and community service efforts while modeling the importance of student advocacy and unification,” Wojnarski said.
Zianna Whigham
Whigham is a social work major who cares deeply about building connections with people both on and off campus. “Making an impact is what I’m most passionate about,” Whigham expressed.
Kamryn Wilkerson
Wilkerson is majoring in sociology with a minor in criminal justice. He’s passionate about serving the Ship community through her involvement in organizations such as Impact Fellowship, Multi-Ethnic Student Association (MESA), SGA and Building Bridges. “I’m grateful for the opportunity to represent campus!” exclaimed Wilkerson.
Alexis (Lexi) Ramirez
Ramirez is a geoenvironmental science major and a Ship U cheerleader. “I love having the opportunity to be on the sideline and being a part of a team that makes every game experience vibrant and memorable,” Ramirez said regarding her experience on the cheerleading team. “Homecoming allows me to celebrate how proud I am to be a Raider.”
Ariana Kershaw
Kershaw is an accounting major, dancer, tutor and proud member of the Shippensburg community. “Ship has given me opportunities to lead, perform, meet amazing people and step outside of my comfort zone. I’m so grateful for every experience along the way,” said Kershaw.
Gueladio Diallo
Diallo is an information systems and analytics major and proud student leader on campus. As the leader of the Brothers Organization, he is committed to bringing people together, giving back to the community and creating meaningful experiences for his peers.
Jesus Estrada
Estrada is a psychology major and has continued to serve in roles as part of orientation, Interfraternity Council (IFC) and Student Ambassadors. “I’ve seen how powerful it is when students feel supported, welcomed and valued. Being on the homecoming court would allow me to celebrate the Ship community and honor the friendships and experiences that have shaped my journey here,” Estrada explained.
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