Miss Beaches Negril sashing
MISS BEACHES NEGRIL SASHING
Regional, Western
March 17, 2015

Miss Beaches Negril sashing

Eleven of the 12 contestants in the Miss Beaches Negril Talent and Awareness Competition 2015 proudly display the names of their sponsors during a group photo, following the sashing ceremony held at the Jungle Night Club in Negril recently. From left are: Shadeky Mitchell, Miss Margaritaville Negril; Kimesha Williams, Miss Island Routes; Tricia-Gay Smith, Miss Maxi Press; Shanique Donaldson, Miss Linkz FM; Jodian Williams, Miss Jungle Night Club; Latisha Colame, Miss J Albert Distributors; Therese-Ann Jowery, Miss Silver Bird Steel Band; Monique Williams, Miss Sound Illusion; Arnexx Billings, Miss Singer Jamaica; Shamara Wallace, Miss Quality Signs and Chamal Brown, Miss SunCity Radio.

Missing from photo is Trevine Cole, Miss Dolphin Cove. The coronation show takes place at the Jungle Night Club on Friday, April 24, and will see all 12 contestants vying for the crown as well as attractive prizes.

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