Kevin Bunce and Kenya Crawford Crowned Homecoming Royalty
Another Homecoming week is in the books, and with it comes new Penn State royalty. During halftime of the Northwestern game on Saturday, Kevin Bunce and Kenya Crawford became the newest couple to ascend the Penn State Homecoming throne, succeeding last year’s King and Queen John Satira and Rhonda Bates.
Bunce, from Wexford, PA, is a THON operations captain, a Lion Scout, and a UTREE mentor.
Congrats, Kevin! Kevin Bunce is the next member of the Student Court! #CourtCrash pic.twitter.com/f11toImlso
— PSU Homecoming (@PSUHOMECOMING) September 10, 2014
Crawford, from Philadelphia, is the President of the Penn State chapter of Keep a Child Alive, an RA at Ally House, and is on the commission for LGBTA equity.
Kenya Crawford has been #CourtCrash-ed! Welcome Kenya to the Student Court! pic.twitter.com/qN2t1Kmskz — PSU Homecoming (@PSUHOMECOMING) September 10, 2014
Congratulations to the new King and Queen and everyone on this year’s Homecoming Court!
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