Miss Universe Bahamas

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Miss Bahamas Universe Organization
MBUO
Formation1963
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersNassau
Location
  • The Bahamas
Membership
Miss Universe
Official language
English
Company
Anthony Smith
(Westpoint Media Global Inc.)
Key people
Anthony Smith
Websitewww.missbahamaspageant.org

Miss Universe Bahamas or “Miss Bahamas Universe” is a national beauty pageant that selects The Bahamas's representative to the Miss Universe pageant.

History[]

The Miss Universe Bahamas was established in 2008 by Tom Youth and Andy Odenbach in the Bahamas.[1][2] The main pageant purpose is dedicated to the overall enrichment of the lives of young women across The Bahamas. The beauty pageant represents one component of our well-rounded approach to educating and grooming the beautiful ladies of this country. The Miss Universe representatives from the Bahamas were previously selected by Miss Bahamas pageant.[3]

National franchises[]

The Miss Universe Bahamas is in under Westpoint Media Global Ltd. and it is the official 2019 licensee in The Bahamas under license by the Miss Universe Organization.[4]

Titleholders[]

  •   : Declared as Winner
  •   : Ended as runner-up or top 5/6 qualification
  •   : Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
  •   : Ended as special awards winner
Year Miss Bahamas Universe Placement at Miss Universe Special Awards Notes
2022 TBA TBA
2021 [5] Top 10
  • Spirit of Carnival Award
Previously Miss Bahamas World 2015
2020 Shauntae-Ashleigh Miller Unplaced Appointed ― Miss Bahamas Universe 2019 (1st Runner-up)
2019 Tarea Sturrup Unplaced
2018 Danielle Grant Unplaced Anthony Smith (Westpoint Media Global Inc.) Directorship
Miss Universe Bahamas
2017 Yasmine Cooke Unplaced
2016 Cherell Williamson Unplaced Tom Youth, Andy Odenbach and Michelle Collie (Ivy Lane Ltd.) Directorship
Miss Bahamas (MB Organization)
2015 Toria Nichole Penn Unplaced
2014 Tomacina Culmer Unplaced
2013 Lexi Wilson Unplaced
2012 Celeste Marshall Unplaced Celeste was 1st Runner-up at Top Model of the World 2015
2011 Anastagia Pierre Unplaced Previously 2nd Runner-up at Miss Intercontinental 2010
2010 Braneka Bassett Unplaced Michelle Malcolm Directorship; Braneka was Top 25 at Miss World 2010
Miss Bahamas Universe (MBUO)
2009 Kiara Sherman Unplaced
2008 Sacha Scott Unplaced
2007 Trinere Lynes Unplaced
2006 Samantha Carter Unplaced
2005 Denia Ikena Nixon Unplaced
2004 Raquel Simone Horton Unplaced
2003 Nadia Johnson Unplaced
2002 Nadia Rodgers-Albury Unplaced Theopiluz Fritz and Gaynelle Role Directorship
Miss Bahamas (MB Committee)
2001 Nakera Simms Unplaced
  • Miss Congeniality
2000 Mikala Tracey Moss Unplaced
1999 Glennis Knowles Unplaced
1998 Juliette Deanza Sargent Unplaced
1997 Nestaea Sandra Sealy Unplaced Theasa Havel Adderley Directorship
1996 Michelle Rae Collie Unplaced
1995 Shammine Tenika Lindsay Unplaced
1994 Meka Knowles Unplaced
1993 Marietta Ricina Sands Unplaced
1992 Fontella Dean Chipman Unplaced
1991 Farrah Saunders Unplaced
1990 Lisa Nichelle Sawyer Unplaced Thelma McQueeney Directorship
1989 Natasha Inga Ramirez Unplaced
1988 Natasha Christine Pinder Unplaced
1987 Betty Ann Hanna Unplaced
1986 Marie Brown Unplaced
1985 Cleopatra Maria Adderly Unplaced
1984 Pamela Lois Parker Did not compete The Miss Bahamas Committee boycotted the pageant due to South Africa sending a representative and being allowed to compete.
1983 Christina Maria Thompson Unplaced
1982 Ava Marilyn Burke Unplaced
  • Miss Photogenic
1981 Linda Teresa Smith Unplaced
  • Miss Congeniality
1980 Darlene Cecilia Davis Unplaced
1979 Lolita Louise Ambrister Unplaced
1978 Dulcie Louise Mullings Unplaced
1977 Paulette Rosetta Borghardt Unplaced
1976 Sharon Elaine Smith Unplaced
1975 Sonia Chipman Unplaced
1974 Agatha Elizabeth Watson Unplaced
1973 Did not compete
1972 Deborah Jane Taylor Unplaced
1971 Muriel Terah Rahming Unplaced
1970 Antoinette Patrice De Gregory Unplaced
1969 Joan Bowe Unplaced Hazel Thompson Directorship
1968 Brenda Fountain Unplaced
1967 Elizabeth Knowles Unplaced
1966 Sandra Zoe Jarrett Unplaced
1965 Janet Thompson Unplaced
1964 Catherine Cartwright Unplaced
1963 Sandra Louise Young Unplaced Eva Macoherso Williams Directorship
Did not compete from 1952 to 1962. Debuted in 1963.

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Worldwide Premier Pageant Franchise under New Ownership". bahamaslocal.com. 23 June 2016.
  2. ^ "Makeover Miss Universe Pageant in the Bahamas". tribune242.com. 23 June 2016.
  3. ^ "Toria Nichole is Miss Bahamas 2015". tribune242. 18 May 2016.
  4. ^ "Miss Bahamas under new franchise". thebahamasweekly.com. 27 June 2016.
  5. ^ http://www.tribune242.com/news/2021/oct/05/she-did-it-again-former-miss-world-new-miss-univer/. {{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)

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