The Showgirl Competition allows young women an opportunity to be involved in their local show and represent their district, region and possibly state.
Best Dressed Prince and Princess 2018
Miles Show Society is excited to be once again running the annual Miss Showgirl Competition. This year we will be having three sections:
Miss Showgirl - open to young women aged 18 - 28.
Show Teen - open to young men and women aged 13 - 17
Show Prince/Princess - open to all young persons up to age 12
For more information and to enter this year's competition please contact 2018 coordinator
Renae Turvey 0427589202 by text message.
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BROOKE WINS SW REGIONAL FINALS, 2017
South West Queensland, Miles – Brooke Geary, 22
Brooke grew up on a cattle property north of Miles and she completed her secondary education at Downlands College in Toowoomba. She is currently studying a Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Hons) and working for her local council as a Cadet Technical Officer. Brooke’s ambitions include creating awareness of the opportunities that exist in rural areas and ensuring that people know what rural towns have to offer.. She would like to continue competing in the show circuit and volunteer her time with the Smith Family in tutoring underprivileged students. Her hobbies include horse riding, photography, baking, cake decorating and netball.
What inspires you? I'm inspired by those around me and my community. I am so lucky to have grown up in a rural town like Miles with the support of my friends and family.
What do you see yourself doing in five years? In five years I will be a fully qualified civil engineer working as a project manager in a rural community.
What's your main rule in life? From a young age I have always been told to focus on the positive, “It’s not about what it is, it’s about what it can become.” - Dr Seuss
The Marsh Rural Ambassador Competition
Entrants 20-30 years Men and Women
The aim of the awards is to highlight the importance of young people in rural and regional Queensland, in particular those who are actively involved in their local Show, who have a sound knowledge of current rural issues affecting their local areas, Queensland and Australia and have a strong affiliation with Agriculture.
For further information please Contact Renae Turvey OR
go to
www.queenslandshows.com.au/rural-ambassador
South West Queensland, Miles – Brooke Geary, 22
Brooke grew up on a cattle property north of Miles and she completed her secondary education at Downlands College in Toowoomba. She is currently studying a Bachelor of Civil Engineering (Hons) and working for her local council as a Cadet Technical Officer. Brooke’s ambitions include creating awareness of the opportunities that exist in rural areas and ensuring that people know what rural towns have to offer.. She would like to continue competing in the show circuit and volunteer her time with the Smith Family in tutoring underprivileged students. Her hobbies include horse riding, photography, baking, cake decorating and netball.
What inspires you? I'm inspired by those around me and my community. I am so lucky to have grown up in a rural town like Miles with the support of my friends and family.
What do you see yourself doing in five years? In five years I will be a fully qualified civil engineer working as a project manager in a rural community.
What's your main rule in life? From a young age I have always been told to focus on the positive, “It’s not about what it is, it’s about what it can become.” - Dr Seuss
The Marsh Rural Ambassador Competition
Entrants 20-30 years Men and Women
The aim of the awards is to highlight the importance of young people in rural and regional Queensland, in particular those who are actively involved in their local Show, who have a sound knowledge of current rural issues affecting their local areas, Queensland and Australia and have a strong affiliation with Agriculture.
For further information please Contact Renae Turvey OR
go to
www.queenslandshows.com.au/rural-ambassador
Rural Ambassador Entrants 2018