Saturday evening concluded the Snow Week fun at Tri-City United High School with a dance at Next Chapter Winery.
Thursday afternoon about a dozen students showcased their various talents during a talent show, and each day of the week students showed their school spirit with various dress up days.
The highlight for some in the week was Wednesday’s coronation ceremony in the high school performing arts center. Ten candidates lined the stage. Queen candidates included Olivia Westerman, Cristina Cruz, Morgan Meier, Dakota Meadows, and Ella Schmiesing. King candidates included Jaylen Nhem, Maxxis Ross, Branko Schoenbauer, Isaak Worm, and Carter Beulke.
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Before the crowning, candidates played a couple games on stage, including a match game where their paired partners had to guess favorite items of each other correctly.
Jaylen Nhem was crowned the 2026 Snow King. Nhem has participated basketball, and his favorite TCU tradition is “the end of the school year.” Ella Schmiesing was crowned the 2026 Snow Queen. Schmiesing has participated in swimming as state competitor, basketball, softball, and National Honor Society.
The 2026 Snow Week court candidates, king and queen. Pictured from the left are Olivia Westerman, Cristina Cruz, Morgan Meier, Dakota Meadows, Snow Queen Ella Schmiesing, Snow King Jaylen Nhem, Maxxis Ross, Branko Schoenbauer, Isaak Worm, and Carter Beulke.
TCU High School Ag Teacher Mike Reeser holds up the hand of the 2026 Snow King, Jaylen Nhem, as he is crowned.
Candidates for king and queen paired up for a fun game of matching each other's favorites during coronation. Jaylen Nhem (left) and Cristina Cruz matched on a few of the questions that Advisor Rebecca Wiseman (right) moderated.
Ella Schmiesing is crowned the 2026 Snow Queen at the Wednesday, Feb. 4, coronation ceremony in the performing arts center at the high school.