The Miss Emanuel County/Miss Southeast Georgia Board will proudly present the 42nd annual Miss Emanuel County, Miss Southeast Georgia and Miss Crossroads of the South Competitions
on Saturday, February 10, at 6:30 p.m. at the East Georgia State College Auditorium located
inside the Luck Flanders Gambrell building. The pageant will consist of Miss and Teen
competitions including interview, talent, evening wear, fitness, and on-stage question. By the
end of the evening, four young women will be crowned to represent our area in the Miss Georgia and Miss Georgia’s Teen Pageants to be held in June 2024.
Returning to the stage to entertain the audience will be current queens Miss Emanuel County Chyann Hoyle of Statesboro and Miss Crossroads of the South Teen Wynn Wildes also of Statesboro. Miss Emanuel County 2018, Destiny Levant, will be welcomed to the stage as Mistress of Ceremonies.
Candidates in the Teen are Katie Griswold of Swainsboro, Whitney Hartsock of Dacula, Mollie Grace Lane of Claxton and Rohi Patel of Guyton. Candidates in the Miss division are Lindsay Jones of Alpharetta, Gracie Allen of Bloomingdale, Haddyn Harrell of Cairo, Jas’min Short of Dacula, Savannah Lariscy of Sylvania, Tatenda Rameau of Decatur, Emily Emmons of Lawrenceville and Abigail Milby of Perry.
Please join us on Saturday in your sparkle attire to find out who our new representatives will be. Tickets are available by contacting missemanuelsoutheast@gmail.com or at the door.
