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Meet the 2017 SV Homecoming Court: Maddie Zyck

Saucon senior and 2017 Homecoming Court member Maddie Zyck lives in Lower Saucon Township and is the daughter of Jeffrey and Amy Zyck.

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September 22, 2017
The 2017 Saucon Valley Homecoming Court is made up of 16 seniors elected to it by their class. Pictured, standing, from left to right: Kate Appel, Maddie Zyck, Payton Johnson, Amanda Meadows, Steven Rose, Sean Fenoff, Kyle Kalinchock, Damian Dziadowicz, Kevin Hernandez, Alstan Wolfe, Brynn Bambu, Hannah Housenick, Olivia Gardiner and Ashley Bedner. Pictured in front: Zach Petiet and Patrick Beatty.
The 2017 Saucon Valley Homecoming Court is made up of 16 seniors elected to it by their class. Pictured, standing, from left to right: Kate Appel, Maddie Zyck, Payton Johnson, Amanda Meadows, Steven Rose, Sean Fenoff, Kyle Kalinchock, Damian Dziadowicz, Kevin Hernandez, Alstan Wolfe, Brynn Bambu, Hannah Housenick, Olivia Gardiner and Ashley Bedner. Pictured in front: Zach Petiet and Patrick Beatty.

Saucon senior and 2017 Homecoming Court member Maddie Zyck lives in Lower Saucon Township and is the daughter of Jeffrey and Amy Zyck. Her escort will be her brother, Colin Zyck.

At school she has participated in lacrosse (4 years), field hockey (2 years), swimming (1 year), Model UN (4 years), Mini-THON (4 years), Future Business Leaders of America (2 years) and UNICEF (2 years).

Her future plans include attending college, traveling the world, marrying the love of her life, having kids and owning dogs.

Her best Saucon moment has been when the girls lacrosse team won the 2017 district championship.

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The Homecoming Queen will be crowned at this year’s Homecoming Game against the Southern Lehigh Spartans on Friday, Sept. 22 at 7 p.m. at the school district stadium.

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Josh Popichak
Josh Popichak

Josh Popichak is a veteran local journalist with an extensive background in print and digital news. A Bethlehem native, he has a Bachelor’s degree in history and has maintained a lifelong affinity for the subject. He founded Saucon Source to fill a need for independent local journalism, which has thrived with the support of an engaged, enthusiastic readership. He thanks the community, whose continued support makes this site possible.

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