Homecoming Week will be Oct. 3 to 9, with the parade and football game on Friday Oct. 8. This year's theme is "Panthers' Road to Homecoming 2021."
The community is encouraged to enjoy these Plymouth High School Homecoming activities!
Boys Volleyball Tournament
Homecoming Week kicks off with a Boys Volleyball Tournament at 4 p.m. in the gym, which is open to the public.
Girls Kickball Tournament
The community also may attend the Girls Kickball Tournament in the multipurpose facility, which will begin 15 minutes after the volleyball tournament ends (expected to be around 6:30 p.m.).
Parade
The annual PHS Homecoming Parade through downtown Plymouth will start at 4:15 p.m. Friday Oct. 8. The route will begin near East Main and Caroline streets, head south to Mill Street, east on Mill to North Street, then north back to Main.
Brat fry
A brat fry sponsored by the PHS Soccer Booster Club will be held at the PHS Finke Field concession stand. Brats, burgers, and baked goods will be sold from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Friday Oct. 8.
Football game
The football game against Ripon will kick off at 7 p.m. Friday Oct. 8. PHS alumni are invited to sign in at the Plymouth Education Foundation welcome tent and receive a complimentary gift.
Panther fans also can follow the action live online courtesy of Plymouth Community Television at http://www.plymouthtv.org and radio station Cow Country at 1420AM, 98.5FM, and http://www.cowcountry.us.
A tug-of-war competition between the classes will be held throughout the week during Panther Time, with the finals Friday morning.
Dress-up themes also are planned for each day of the week:
The annual Homecoming Pep Rally will be held Friday Oct. 8 on the football field. The assembly will feature the induction of the newest members of the PHS Alumni Hall of Fame: Ed Brinkman of the Class of 1959 and the late David Peters of the Class of 2001.
The event also will include a lip-sync contest and announcement of the Homecoming Court, chosen by the student body from representatives of each activity or club.
The annual Homecoming Dance on Saturday Oct. 9 will conclude the week’s activities.
Homecoming is a great time for class reunions, which can include marching in the Homecoming Parade, recognition at the football game, and tours of Plymouth High School and Riverview Middle School (which served as the high school through 1965). Please let the Plymouth Education Foundation know if you're planning a class reunion at any time of the year.
Visit our Alumni Information page for more information about reunions scheduled during Homecoming.
