(Eleuthera, Bahamas) – Friday night, July 12th, was pageant night in The Bluff, North Eleuthera, where the annual Homecoming Festival focused on crowning the Miss Teen Bluff 2013. Six teens vied for the coveted crown through four segments featuring, Casual Wear, Professional Wear, Talent and Evening Wear.
The young ladies began with a dance routine prepared especially for the event (photo in the gallery), followed by the Casual Wear segment where they introduced themselves to the surrounding crowd of onlookers, and each contestant described an island in The Bahamas which they represented. During the Professional Wear round, the ambitious ladies shared their career aspirations, which varied from Police Women, to Prime Minister.
At the end of the night, Ms. Jasmine Kemp was crowned the winner coming out ahead of Tameka Kelly in second and Walisha Morimvil in third.
The night’s entertainment following the pageant was Sonovia Pierre of Visage.
Miss Jasmine Kemp receiving her new Miss Teen Bluff crown from recently crowned, Little Miss Bluff, Miss Jara Russell.
In the photos below, simply click the picture of a contestant to see a photo of her in the float parade/motorcade.
Miss Love Gena Tanis represented Exuma
She danced nicely in her talent segment and was judged to be Miss Photogenic.
Ms. Jasmine Kemp (the new Miss Teen Bluff) represented Andros
Performed a Dramatization with a dance – keeping her poise and confidence under pressure, despite her soundtrack stopping several times.
She also won Miss Amity and Miss Popularity awards and placed 3rd in the Float competition.
Walisha Morimvil represented Grand Bahama
She also won the Best Evening Wear award and placed 1st in the Float competition.
Ms. Chastiny Heastie (former Little Miss Bluff) represented Bimini
She shined in the Evening Wear Segment.
Ms. Robin Watson represented Eleuthera
She shared that she aspires to be Prime Minister of The Bahamas one day.
Miss Tameka Kelly represented Abaco
She also won the Best Talent award after dancing with tremendous heart and energy and she placed 2nd in the Float competition.
