This year’s Miss Teen Showgirl entrants Stacey Sanders, Jenna and Emma Nunn, Kaitlin Moat and Hayley Hunter pose in Ringsfield House’s gardens (Photos: Clive Lowe)
March 30, 2015
A large crowd turned out at the Nanango Showgrounds on Saturday night to find out who would be sashed as this year’s Miss Nanango Showgirl.
The evening is a traditional curtain-raiser for the Nanango Show, which will be held on April 10-11.
The Nanango Showgirl competition is always keenly contested.
Past Miss Showgirls have gone on to win at the South Burnett Sub-Chamber level, representing the region at State level.
Recent Rural Ambassadors have also gone on from Nanango to represent the South Burnett.
The real judging was done earlier in the day when the entrants were put their paces by judges Michael and Margie Magnussen and Kaitlyn Moat at Ringsfield House.
This year’s winners were then announced at a semi-formal function held at Nanango Showgrounds and sashed by last year’s title holders.
2015 Miss Nanango Showgirl Melanie Spina shares an anecdote at her acceptance speech
The 2015 winner of Miss Teen Show Girl, Stacey Sanders, far right, is congratulated by Nanango Show Society President Les Schloss, 2014’s Miss Teen Showgirl Sarah Waters and competition organiser Gloria Fleming; she is pictured with fellow contestants Kaitlyn Moat, Emma Nunn, Hayley Hunter and Jenna Nunn
2014 Miss Junior Nanango Showgirl Charli Clark presents a sash to 2015 winner Chloe Horan
Stacey Sanders, right, is sashed Miss Teen Showgirl by last year’s winner Sarah Waters
2015 judges Michael and Margie Magnussen with Megan Carpenter, 2014 Miss Nanango Showgirl Louise Black, 2015 Showgirl Melanie Spina, judge Kerrie Fogg and organiser Gloria Fleming
