Who will wear the crown?
Entertainment, Regional, Western
March 19, 2014

Who will wear the crown?

Contestants in the Miss Beaches Negril Talent and Awareness competition, bearing the name of their sponsors (from left) Diana Morris, Miss Transwest Ltd; Shanieka James, Miss EPC Entertainment; Tashagay Lewis, Miss Sound Illuison; Stacy-Ann Watson, Miss E.G.A.S; Genette Murray, Miss Uzuri International; Monique Patterson, Miss Seashli Entertainment; Asha Randall, Miss Maxi Press; and Shellydean Bartley, Miss Jalbert’s Distributors pose for our lens following the sashing ceremony during the resort’s Blue Crush party, recently. The competition will take place at the resort on April 25, and will see the contestants vying for the crown, as well as great prizes.

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