CORAL SPRINGS – The newly crowned Ambassadors will receive a week-long all expenses paid trip to Jamaica, with accommodations provided by the Hilton Rose Hall Resort and Spa. The ambassadors will meet with government officials and participate in humanitarian projects adopted by the Partners for Youth Foundation. The trip will also include visits to famous tourist attractions and national landmarks across the island as well as a prize packed filled with a number of beautiful gifts to celebrate their win.
And the winners are:
– Miss Jamaica Florida, Tiana Henry Sponsored by The Dental Place
– Miss Teen Jamaica Florida, Crystal Robinson Sponsored by Stafflink Outsourcing Inc.
– Junior Miss Jamaica Florida, Angel Ennis sponsored by Classy Hair
– Little Miss Jamaica Florida, Asha-Mizan Cope-Edwards Sponsored by Phyl’s Academy Prep School
These four ladies will also participate in numerous cultural and philanthropic activities in Palm Beach, Broward, and Dade County throughout their year long reign.
Contestants ages 5- 21, competed in four age categories; Little Miss, Junior Miss, Miss Teen, and Miss. This year the pageant celebrated Jamaicans around the world by embodying the theme, “I AM JAMAICA” a dedication to members of the Jamaican Diaspora that have made remarkable contributions to their respective craft and as a result have enhanced the Jamaican culture globally.
From left to right: Miss Jamaica Florida, Tiana Henry; Miss Teen Jamaica Florida, Crystal Robinson; Junior Miss Jamaica Florida, Angel Ennis; and Little Miss Jamaica Florida, Asha-Mizan Cope-Edwards
Live performances included world renowned percussionist Willie Stewart formerly of Third World; producer, songwriter and jazz musician Randy Corinthian, DJ Louis “luga” Williams of IIcon Sound, and a special surprise performance by award winning producer and the official DJ for Sean Paul and Baby Cham, Shaun Anderson of the international DJ group Coppershot Disco.
