LATROBE, PA – Saint Vincent College hosted its annual Homecoming and Fall Family Weekend Oct. 9-11 and announced the 10 seniors voted to the 2026 Homecoming Court in addition to this year’s Homecoming Queen and King.
The court was recognized with an on-field ceremony during halftime of the Saint Vincent vs. Thiel College football game at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, at Chuck Noll Field, prior to the announcement of the two students who have been voted as Homecoming Queen and King. The students elected to this year’s Homecoming Court were Iverson Agyei, Tamara Davis, Skylar Foster, Daniel Ozog, Katelyn Pippin, Danielle Pontius, Brayden Russell, Brianna Sciore, Adam Straub and Mario Violante.
Foster and Straub were named queen and king, respectively.
Iverson Agyei is a business finance major from Gaithersburg, Maryland. He is a member of the Saint Vincent College men’s soccer team, works with the Office of Multicultural Student Life, and participates in campus theatre and a cappella.
Tamara Davis is a psychology major from Falling Waters, West Virginia. She is a member of Psi Chi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Psychology Club and the Orientation Committee. Outside the classroom, Davis volunteers at an area hospital.
Skylar Foster is a health science major from West Newton. She serves the College as a Gerard Hall prefect and is a writing associate at the Writing Center. Foster is a member of the TriBeta Biological Honor Society. Upon graduation, she plans to attend pharmacy school with hopes of becoming a pharmacist.
Daniel Ozog is a health science major from Brownstown, Michigan. He currently serves as a third-year prefect on campus, is an Eagle Scout and works as a certified pharmacy technician. After graduation, he plans to pursue a pharmaceutical doctorate and build a career as a pharmacist.
Katelyn Pippin is an organismal biology major from Indian Lake, Ohio. She has served as Alpha Lambda Delta chapter president, TriBeta Biological Honor Society chapter treasurer, Student Government Association (SGA) executive treasurer and Creativity Corner vice president. She currently serves as SGA executive president. She plans to attend dental school after graduation to become a licensed dentist.
Danielle Pontius is a finance major from New Castle. She is a member of the SAP Business One program and serves as a laboratory assistant. Outside the classroom, Pontius is captain of the Saint Vincent College women’s basketball team.
Brayden Russell is a chemistry major from Uniontown. He works as a laboratory assistant and chemistry tutor and is involved in several organizations on campus including Chemistry Club, Math Club and the Strategic Gaming Club. After college, he plans to continue his current work in synthetic research.
Brianna Sciore is an engineering major from Smithton. She is a member of Saint Vincent’s performance dance team, a prefect in Saint Benedict Hall, treasurer of the Physics Club and Math Club, and is a member of the Engineering Club and STEM Education Club. After graduation, Sciore will attend graduate school to study aerospace engineering.
Adam Straub is a finance major from Saint Marys. While at Saint Vincent, Straub has been captain of the men’s basketball team and has played all four years. He also serves as president of the College’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.
Mario Violante is a biology major from Lewiston, New York. He serves as president of the College’s American Medical Student Association and TriBeta Biological Honor Society chapters. Violante hopes to attend dental school after he graduates from Saint Vincent.
