SHS Tiger Homecoming feature in this issue

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    This issue of the Sentinel spotlights the 2026 Stockton High School Homecoming event. Inside, you’ll find a special pull-out section with individual photos of the football, volleyball, cross country, cheer, and dance teams, as well as Homecoming royalty candidates and their sponsors.

    This section also features team photos of these groups along with junior high teams, ensuring all fall athletes at Stockton Jr./Sr. High School are recognized.

    Thanks to your support, we are able to once again showcase individual photos of all SHS Tiger athletes.

    The Sentinel extends sincere thanks to all Homecoming sponsors for their steadfast support of our school and Tiger athletes. Please join us in showing appreciation for these community-minded sponsors: City of Stockton, Stockton Pharmacy, Nutrien Ag Solutions, Solomon Valley Manor, Pfeifer Recycling, Jones Oil, Webster’s Supermarket & Deli, Kenny and Rhonda Brown, SJM Recycling, Solomon Valley Vision, Stockton Monuments, Gasper Law Office, Yohon Pumpking LLC, Doug Bigge, Central Veterinary Services, Plumer-Overlease Funeral Home, Gasper Law Office, Stockton Recreation Commission, Kester Auto Parts LLC, Solutions North Bank, The Daily Grind, Hahn Tire, Inc., William and Fredrick Baughman, ESA Service Center, Farmers National Bank, Smith Monuments, Mapes & Miller LLP, Farmers Union Elevator, Kuhl Cabin Lodging, Wilkens Manufacturing, TK Construction, Cikanek Law Office, Garrett Insurance, Stockton Dental Center, Mongeau Farms FLP, Muir Law Office, Hamit Land & Auction, Inc., Travis and Angela Hahn, Kuhlmann Homes, Tiger Nation, Gasper Farms, 183 Lanes, and Coast to Coast Title Company.

    This special-edition tradition would not be possible without their support.

    Go Tigers!

    Note: This special Homecoming issue is the kind of coverage the Sentinel- Times hopes to provide for Plainville and Palco Homecomings next year— if enough community support makes it possible.