Last Updated on April 11, 2024, 12:54 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Basseterre, St Kitts and Nevis: Minister of Creative Economies and Cooperative, Samal Duggins extended congratulations to Jonesh Rogers on becoming Miss Washington Archibald High School 2024. He also extended best wishes for her future endeavours and wished her a bright and successful life ahead.
While appreciating her achievement, Samal Duggins stated that her victory is a testament to her incredible talents both on the field with Montraville Farms CleanRite Old Road United Jets and off.
Rogers defeated several other contestants to claim the title of newly crowned queen of Washington Archibald High School. The first runner-up of the pageant was Cader Rawlins followed by Shakaylia Tatem in 3rd place.
Jonesh Rogers is a confident girl whose victory exemplifies her resilience unwavering commitment and dedication towards her goals. By winning the pageant, she has become a great source of inspiration for young girls who aspire to participate in such competitions and display their beauty and charm.
Along with being crowned as the new Miss WAHS Queen 2024, Rogers was also honoured with a few titles which include, Best Introductory Speech, Best Creative Costume and Miss Photogenic. Meanwhile, the first runner-up Cader Rawlins was given the tags which include, Best Performing Talent, Best Evening Wear and Best Interview.
The other participants were also awarded a few tags, Addis Richards was awarded Miss Amity and the Chairman Award was bagged by Akealah Dixon.
Moreover, Minister Samal Duggins also expressed his excitement on seeing Jonesh Rogers shine in the Miss Teen St Kitts and Nevis Pageant which will take place in December 2024. The pageant is a great opportunity for young girls to display their talent, beauty and charm.
“As Minister responsible for the arts, I’m excited to see you shine in this new role and wish you the very best as you prepare for the Ms Teen St. Kitts and Nevis pageant in December 2024. Keep reaching for the stars”, noted Minister Samal Duggins.
The organizers of Miss Washington Archibald High School acknowledged the efforts of all the girls and extended best wishes to them for their bright future with a renewed and focused vision.
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