A'Yana Phillips Captures Miss East End/Long Look Title [Gallery Included]
BVI Platinum News
Updated: July 23, 2012 8:09 am AST
Published: July 22, 2012 10:23 am AST
Contestant #3, A'Yana Phillips was crowned Miss East End/Long Look following a highly competitive pageant that lasted close to five hours at the Eileene Parsons Auditorium last evening, July 21.
Phillips also copped awards for photogenic, intellect, poise, best talent, best evening wear and best swimwear.
Contestant #4, Sheverne George was the first runner-up and also copped the prize for best black and white wear.
Contestant #1, Dwynel Davis won awards for popularity and best introduction.
The other contestant in the pageant was Brittney James.
The pageant was held under the theme, 'Caribbean Pearls of the BVI'.
-----
Copyright 2011 by Virgin Islands Platinum News. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
| Please read "Terms of Use" before posting |
| - |
All opinions are reviewed before posting. Long opinions can take up to 24 hours to be reviewed and posted. We suggest keeping opinions short and to the point for faster processing. |
| - |
Opinions appearing to be slanderous, defamatory, or that violates any laws, WILL NOT be posted. |
| - |
Names are sometimes withheld in articles for legal reasons. DO NOT attempt to name persons not named in the article above or try to give hints on the person identity. Your opinion would be immediately rejected. |
| - |
Post your opinion based on the published information only. |
| - |
You may reply to other poster's opinion. Post your opinion based on the published information and that person's opinion only. |
| - |
For statistical and security reasons, your IP address, date and time your opinion was submitted along with other non-identifiable information will be recorded. |
Miss BVI 2011 came out of St. Thomas now Miss East End/Long Look comes out of St. Thomas again! Isn't the reason these young ladies enter into the shows is to win the scholarship to further their education? If this is the case why is the BVI allowing young ladies to come in from St.... more