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Genevive Caleja Crowned Miss SCV

Michele E. Buttelman | Monday, Jun 16, 2014

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[KHTS] – The 35th Miss Santa Clarita Valley Scholarship Pageant, “The Magic of the Crown,” enthroned new regional queens and princesses Saturday night at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center on the campus of College of the Canyons.

A preliminary pageant held Friday evening narrowed the field of 37 contestants competing in seven age categories.

The contestants competed in poise, physical fitness, evening gown, ball gown and personal interview. Contestants are also required to perform community service activities to compete in the pageant.

The Miss SCV queens and princesses make appearances in the Newhall Fourth of July Parade, at nonprofit fundraisers and Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce grand openings.

The new Miss SCV royal courts include:

Mini Miss and Little Miss SCV

Mini Miss Santa Clarita Valley Genevieve Rosale

Little Miss Santa Clarita Valley Madison Stears

Little Miss Royal Princess Sydney Smith

Little Miss SCV Spirit Madison Stears

Little Miss SCV Photogenic Genevieve Rosale

Little Miss SCV Congeniality Sydney Smith

Jr. Miss SCV

Jr. Miss Santa Clarita Valley Jessica Judy

Jr. Miss SCV Royal Princess Brie Pluma

Jr. Miss SCV 2nd Princess Madison King

Jr. Miss SCV 3rd Princess Dayanara Meza

Jr. Miss SCV Spirit Brie Pluma

Jr. Miss SCV Photogenic Madison King

Jr. Miss SCV Congeniality Jessica Judy

Miss Teen SCV

Miss Teen Santa Clarita Valley Sarah Rafeh

Miss Teen SCV Royal Princess Hannah-Marie Scott

Miss Teen SCV 2nd Princess Emily Hollenbeck

Miss Teen SCV 3rd Princess Erika Memije

Miss Teen Beauty Lauren Insua

Miss Teen Beauty Camila Zahker

Miss Teen SCV Spirit Emily Hollenbeck

Miss Teen SCV Photogenic Sarah Rafeh

Miss Teen SCV Congeniality Sarah Rafeh

Miss SCV

Miss Santa Clarita Valley Genevive Caleja

Miss SCV Royal Princess Emily Chally

Miss SCV Princess Brittany Dubron

Miss SCV Princess Pamela Campo

Miss SCV Princess Yvette Sanchez

Miss SCV Princess Kayla Fernandez

Miss SCV Princess Kristina Arispe

Miss SCV Beauty Nicole Dobias

Miss SCV Beauty Alaura Koury

Miss SCV Beauty Katherine Cordova

Miss SCV Beauty Jackie Cardenas

Miss SCV Spirit Katherine Cordova

Miss SCV Photogenic Brittany Dubron

Miss SCV Congeniality Kristina Arispe

Ms. SCV

Ms. Santa Clarita Valley Ellen Como

Ms. SCV Royal Princess Dana Hardy

Ms. SCV Princess Melissa Perlstein

Ms. SCV Princess Erika Figueroa

Ms. SCV Princess Oriana John

Ms. SCV Spirit Erika Figueroa

Ms. SCV Photogenic Ellen Como

Ms. SCV Congeniality Ellen Como

Mrs. SCV

Mrs. Santa Clarita Valley Darlene Warner

Mrs. SCV Royal Princess Terry Hoard

Mrs. SCV Princess Holli Wood

Mrs. SCV Princess Miriam Robles

Mrs. SCV Princess Mary K. Judy

Mrs. SCV Princess Deon Perlstein

Mrs. SCV Princess Julia Reese

Mrs. SCV Spirit Deon Perlstein

Mrs. SCV Photogenic Darlene Warner

Mrs. SCV Congeniality Terry Hoard

A Duchess and Superior Queen

Ms. SCV Royal Duchess Oriana John

Miss SCV Superior Queen Pamela Campo

Miss California USA pageant

Miss California USA Pageant candidates representing the Santa Clarita Valley will include: Hannah Hobelman, Madison King, Sarah Rafeh and Brittany Dubron.

Passing on the crowns

The 2013 royal court, Miss Santa Clarita Valley Kelsie Leach, Mrs. Santa Clarita Valley Rachael Ward, Ms. Santa Clarita Valley Kisha Eltagonde, Miss Teen Santa Clarita Valley Hannah Hobelman, Jr. Miss Santa Clarita Valley Lyauna Augmon, Little Miss Santa Clarita Valley Kayla Prieto and Mini Miss Santa Clarita Valley Ella Limones, took their final royal walk and passed on their crowns during Saturday’s pageant activities.

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Tuesday, Jun 17, 2014 at

What a scam she didnt deserve that title at all.

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