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Homecoming Parades and Games in Sioux City & Siouxland


Nothing says fall like homecoming parades and football games! Luckily Siouxland has plenty of great ones! All the parades and games are open to the public, and the parades are all free to attend, while the games have a small admission charge. This list will be updated as more details on routes, themes, and more are available!

Sioux City area high schools


Bishop Heelan

Sioux City, Iowa
  • Colors: navy blue & gold
  • Mascot: Crusaders
  • Homecoming date:
    • Oct. 4th, 2019
  • Parade:
    • Fri. Oct. 4th 
  • Game:
    • Fri. Oct. 4th at 7pm at Memorial Field vs. Denison

Dakota Valley

North Sioux City, South Dakota
  • Colors: Purple
  • Mascot: Panther
  • Homecoming date:
    • Sept 20th, 2019
  • Parade:
    • Fri. Sept 20th at 1:30pm on Military Road in North Sioux City from Centennial to River Drive
  • Game:
    • Fri. Sept. 20th at 7pm at Dakota Valley High School vs. Sioux Falls Christian 


Hinton

Hinton, Iowa
  • Colors: Yellow & Black
  • Mascot: Blackhawks
  • Homecoming date:
    • Oct. 4th, 2019
  • Parade:
  • Game:
    • Fri. Oct. 4th at 7pm at Hinton High School vs. Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn

Sergeant Bluff

Sergeant Bluff, Iowa
  • Colors: Orange & Black
  • Mascot: Warriors
  • Homecoming date:
  • Parade:
  • Game:

Sioux City East

Sioux City, Iowa
  • Colors: Orange
  • Mascot: Black Raiders (knight)
  • Homecoming date: Sept. 20th, 2019
  • Parade:
    • Thurs. Sept. 19th at 6:30pm from the Morningside branch of the Sioux City Public Library, down Morningside Ave, then turning on Peters Ave and ending at Olsen Stadium.
  • Game: Fri. Sept. 20th, at 7pm vs Abraham Lincoln, at Olsen Stadium
  • Other fun includes: A Spirit Bonfire after the parade at the East High practice field, a pancake breakfast on Saturday morning, a dance Saturday night, and dress-up days throughout the week. This year's theme is "Arabian Nights." For more information, read the full East High 2019 Homecoming Press Release.

Sioux City North

Sioux City, Iowa
  • Colors: Red, white, and blue
  • Mascot: Stars
  • Homecoming date:
  • Parade:
    • Thurs. Oct 17th at 1:30pm
  • Game:

Sioux City West

Sioux City, Iowa
  • Color: Green
  • Mascot: Wolverine
  • Homecoming date:
  • Parade:
    • Fri. Oct. 4th at 1:30pm
  • Game:

Siouxland Christian

Sioux City, Iowa
  • Colors: Blue & Yellow
  • Mascot: Eagle
  • Homecoming date:


South Sioux City

South Sioux City, Nebraska
  • Color: Red
  • Mascot: Cardinal
  • Homecoming date: Friday, October 4th, 2019
  • Theme: Vintage Hollywood
  • Parade: Friday, Oct. 4th at 4pm on Dakota Avenue from city hall to the railroad tracks
  • Game: Friday, Oct. 4th at 7pm at the South Sioux City High School Sports Complex
  • For more information on all of the South Sioux City Homecoming festivities, check their website!

Sioux City area colleges


Briar Cliff

Sioux City, Iowa
  • Colors: Blue and yellow
  • Mascot: Chargers (horse)
  • Homecoming dates:
    • Sept. 20th & 21st 
  • Game:
    • Sat. Sept. 21st at 1pm at Memorial Field vs. Doane
  • Other fun includes:
    • A full schedule for Briar Cliff's homecoming weekend can be found on the Briar Cliff University website and will include a Cookout on the Cliff, alumni golf and basketball, campus tours, happy hour, and more!

Morningside

Sioux City, Iowa
  • Color: Maroon
  • Mascot: Mustang
  • Homecoming dates:
    • Sept. 20th-22nd
  • Game:
    • Sat. Sept. 21st at Morningside's Elwood Olsen Stadium vs. Midland University
  • Other fun includes:
    • 2019 is Morningside College's 125th anniversary, and homecoming will be extra special to reflect that! Full schedule of events is available on the Morningside College website but will include campus tours, brunch, a 125th anniversary evening celebration, a block party, and much more! 

We have been to a few of the local homecoming parades in the past and they are always lots of fun, and the high schoolers seem to enjoy it when there are lots of little kids around to clap and wave at them, and the kids love the festive floats, the candy, and seeing the big kids at the school they might get to go to when they're older! No matter what Siouxland team you're cheering for, there's tons of homecoming fun just around the corner!

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