10/05/2026
LINDBERGH ROYALTY: CELEBRATING THE FLYERS WHO MAKE LHS SOAR
Homecoming is about tradition, school spirit and celebrating what makes Lindbergh High School special. For the second year, one of those traditions will put the spotlight on the students who help make LHS what it is every day.
Lindbergh Royalty returns for Homecoming 2026, recognizing an outstanding group of leaders, role models and doers while continuing the tradition of a Homecoming Court.
Rather than focusing solely on a traditional court, Lindbergh Royalty celebrates students across four areas that represent the many ways Flyers make an impact: Academics, Athletics, Performing Arts and Student Involvement. The goal is to honor students who make Lindbergh such an amazing place to be. This recognition is about celebrating the spirit of leadership, involvement and excellence that makes our Flyers community soar, while still maintaining the tradition of having a Homecoming Court.
Students will vote to select one Lindbergh Royalty recipient from each of the four categories.
MEET THE 2026 LINDBERGH ROYALTY COURT
ACADEMICS
The Academics category recognizes an intellectual leader committed to learning and excellence while challenging themselves, supporting their peers and demonstrating curiosity, integrity and resilience.
Jack Duncan
Jack is a varsity swimmer, water polo player, Eagle Scout and active member of NHS, Rho Kappa, Mu Alpha Theta and Math Club. His academic accomplishments include a perfect 36 ACT, National Merit Commended recognition and AP Scholar with Distinction honors.
Fun Fact: His legal name is John, but everyone calls him Jack.
Liliana Boirie
Liliana serves as Key Club Corresponding Officer, NHS Secretary and a Student Ambassador while also competing in varsity soccer. She is involved in Psychology Club, Interact, Neuropsyche and multiple honor societies.
Fun Fact: She has two younger siblings who also attend Lindbergh.
Jessica Wang
Jessica is the Class of 2027 Vice President and holds leadership roles in German NHS, Science NHS, Health & Wellness and Karaoke Club. An eight-time state finalist in swimming, she also tutors SAT students around the world.
Fun Fact: She loves white chocolate.
ATHLETICS
The Athletics category honors a student who exemplifies dedication, perseverance and sportsmanship while giving their all in competition, supporting teammates and representing Lindbergh with pride.
Marlee Steiner
Marlee is a two-sport varsity captain and record holder who advocates for student-athletes through L-Club and promotes athletic involvement throughout the Lindbergh community.
Fun Fact: She has played softball and volleyball games on the same day seven times this season.
Sophia Stecher
Sophia is captain of the Girls Wrestling team, a two-time state qualifier and a member of the Cross Country and Track programs. She represented Missouri at USA Wrestling Nationals and gives back by mentoring young wrestlers in the community.
Fun Fact: She is an identical twin.
Jocelyn Davidson
Jocelyn is co-captain of the Girls Varsity Tennis team and owns a racket restringing business that works with national tennis brands. She is also involved in Flight Crew, NHS, Link Crew and Junior Foundation Board while remaining active in dance and church service.
Fun Fact: She has visited eight different countries.
PERFORMING ARTS
The Performing Arts category celebrates a student whose passion, creativity and dedication elevate Lindbergh's artistic community and inspire others through performance and collaboration.
Elena Adams
Elena has been involved in theatre and choir throughout high school and is a member of A Ca****la and Advanced Treble Choir. She has earned All-State Choir honors, received gold ratings at State Solo and Ensemble and starred as Sophie in Mamma Mia!.
Fun Fact: She has been performing since she was 5 years old.
Luke Schultz
Luke is a four-year Student Council member and active musician in Jazz Lab and Jazz Band, where he plays drumset. Outside of school, he enjoys playing guitar and drums and spending time with friends and family.
Fun Fact: He is an avid football fan.
Charlie Phillips
Charlie is a member of Jazz Ensemble and Symphonic Band and serves as a section leader in the Spirit of St. Louis Marching Band. He has performed with the All-State Jazz Band and Next Generation Jazz Orchestra and plays trombone with Blame the Internet.
Fun Fact: He has run a half marathon.
STUDENT INVOLVEMENT
The Student Involvement Pilot recognizes a student at the heart of Lindbergh's school community — someone who brings energy to organizations and events, encourages others to participate and helps build a stronger LHS.
Stella Pellerito
Stella serves as the Student Representative to the Lindbergh Board of Education and Vice President of Flight Crew. She is also a member of Spanish Honor Society and competes in Cross Country and Track.
Fun Fact: She was born in Atlanta, Georgia.
Sophia Carosello
Sophia serves as Editor-in-Chief of Sports Broadcast, a Student Council Executive Member and Best Buddies Vice President. She is also involved in Green Machine, ENHS, Key Club, Interact and several additional student organizations.
Fun Fact: She loves true crime.
Kyra Clatto
Kyra is Senior Class President and a Varsity Flyerette Captain while also participating in NHS, APIC, WISTEM, CHADS and Yearbook. She has danced at Charmette Academy of Dance for seven years.
Fun Fact: Her puppy is named Milo, and her favorite artists are The Cure and Blood Orange.
MORE THAN A HOMECOMING COURT
Twelve students. Four categories. Countless ways to make Lindbergh better. That is what Lindbergh Royalty is designed to celebrate. These Flyers compete, perform, lead, serve, achieve and encourage others to get involved. They represent different parts of the LHS experience, but they share something important: each has helped make Lindbergh a better place through their contributions.
The four 2026 Lindbergh Royalty recipients one from each category will be announced as part of the Homecoming celebration. Congratulations to all 12 members of the 2026 Lindbergh Royalty Court!
ONE CREW. TAKE FLIGHT.