2026 Royal Court
Queen Brielle Precht
Brielle Precht is the daughter of Kevin and Julianne Precht. She attends Eastmont High School and Wenatchee Valley College, where she serves on the School Board, competes in club rugby, and tutors local children with special needs. In her spare time, Brielle enjoys organizing food and toy drives for people in need, building websites for local businesses and organizations, hiking, attending her church, Sage Hills, running long-distance, being a volunteer 6th-grade camp counselor, surf coaching, and running her nail businesses. After graduation, she plans to become an ER nurse and start an app for children with Type 1 Diabetes.
Brielle’s favorite TV show is The Office or Criminal Minds, and her favorite movie is Legally Blonde. Her favorite song is “Let You Go” by Clara La San, and her favorite book is The Boy in the Striped Pajamas by John Boyne. She is most inspired by her family, Ilona Maher, and Elle Woods, whose confidence and kindness she hopes to reflect in her own life. Her most treasured keepsake is her baby blanket from her mom.
Brielle’s favorite thing to do in the Wenatchee Valley is to rock climb at RiverFront Rock Gym, enjoy a cookie butter latte from Zarah’s Coffee, explore the outdoors, and ski at Mission Ridge Ski Resort in the winter. Her proudest moment in life was finishing the 2025 Wenatchee Marathon and earning first place in her age bracket, because of the determination and dedication it required. If Brielle could trade places with anyone for a day, she would trade places with IIona Maher, a professional rugby player for the Bristol Bears, who she admires for her confidence, passion, and how she is unapologetically herself. Brielle feels she should represent the Wenatchee Valley and the Apple Blossom Festival because of her love and passion for giving back and serving others in her community. She feels she would be a positive role model for younger girls in the valley, with or without medical conditions, and could show them that you can do anything you put your mind to.
Princess Kaylee Pearsons
Kaylee Pearsons is the daughter of Kent and Debbie Pearsons. She attends Eastmont High School where she is the FCCLA president, the National Honor Society secretary, a Key Club member, and a tennis captain. She volunteers at memory care facilities with her dog to visit residents, is actively involved in serving kids at her church, and, in the summer, works for Wenatchee Parks & Rec. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, spending time with friends and family, reading, junk journaling, and training her dog Ellie. After graduation Kaylee plans to pursue neuroscience at Gonzaga University in Spokane.
Kaylee’s favorite TV show is Little House on the Prairie, and her favorite movie is Les Misérables. Her favorite song is “Mr. Blue Sky” by Electric Light Orchestra, and her favorite book is A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman. She is most inspired by her mom, and her most treasured keepsake is her collection of drawings and art from the kids she works with.
Kaylee’s favorite things to do in the Wenatchee Valley are visiting Pybus and taking classes at the Kennel Club. Her proudest moment in life was placing 5th at FCCLA Nationals in Orlando. If she could trade places with anyone for a day, she would trade places with Bindi Irwin. She feels she should represent the Wenatchee Valley and the Apple Blossom Festival because of her love for her community, desire to be a good role model, and passion for serving others.
Princess Parker Averi
Parker is the daughter of Jaime Hamilton and Ryan Hevly. Parker is the captain of the varsity track team, where she won the “most inspirational award.” She is also the vice president of Key Club, the culture coordinator for WHS, the president of Safe Space Club, and a member of the National Honor Society. Parker has been highly engaged in our community by volunteering for events like Special Olympics, the Kiwanis International Lunch-In, and being a proctor for the local Math Is Cool competitions. In her spare time, she enjoys fishing, snowboarding, cliff jumping, camping, and playing games with family and friends. After graduation, she plans to attend Montana State University to study fish & ecology conservation with hopes to move back to Wenatchee and work for the P.U.D.
Parker's favorite TV show is New Girl and her favorite movie is A River Runs Through It. Her favorite song is “And All a Forest Can Give” by Sumbuck and her favorite band is America. Parker's favorite book is The Bible and she is most inspired by her Young Life leader, Wendy Little. Her most treasured keepsake is anything and everything that has been written to her.
Parker's favorite thing to do in Wenatchee is to snowboard at Mission Ridge, or catch “monster” fish in the Columbia River. Her proudest moment in life was being asked to publicly share her testimony at a Young Life fundraiser, and at a local church in front of an estimated two thousand people. Parker feels she should represent the Wenatchee Valley because she wants to help shed light on all the good in our valley and serve it with intent, passion, and attentiveness.
