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==History==
==History==
'''Miss Pacific Islands ''' is a national [[Beauty pageant]] held in the Pacific Islands Region, formally know as Miss South Pacific Pageant but changed in 2014.The Miss Pacific Islands Pageant was established in 1987 by the Government of Samoa as a regional event to recognise and promote the attributes, intelligence and talents of young Pacific Island women.The Pageant gives recognition to young Pacific Island women and their contributions to regional affairs and their ability to advance in diverse fields.  It is an event that uniquely promotes the South Pacific and its holiday destinations and brings together young women from all sectors of the Pacific for the purpose of promoting and attracting worldwide attention to their unique attributes.
'''Miss Pacific Islands ''' is a national [[Beauty pageant]] held in the Pacific Islands Region, formally know as Miss South Pacific Pageant but changed in 2014.The Miss Pacific Islands Pageant was established in 1987 by the Government of Samoa as a regional event to recognise and promote the attributes, intelligence and talents of young Pacific Island women.The Pageant gives recognition to young Pacific Island women and their contributions to regional affairs and their ability to advance in diverse fields.  It is an event that uniquely promotes the South Pacific and its holiday destinations and brings together young women from all sectors of the Pacific for the purpose of promoting and attracting worldwide attention to their unique attributes.The Pageant brings together the women of neighboring Islands in Pacific Islands region to compete for the covenant title. The winner goes on to become the face and a representative of the Pacific Islands in various events and occasions.


==Titleholders==
==Titleholders==

Revision as of 16:20, 2 August 2018

Miss Pacific Islands Pageant
Formation1987
TypeBeauty Pageant
HeadquartersApia, Samoa
Official language
English
Owners
Government Of Samoa
Websitewww.misspacificislands.org[dead link]

History

Miss Pacific Islands is a national Beauty pageant held in the Pacific Islands Region, formally know as Miss South Pacific Pageant but changed in 2014.The Miss Pacific Islands Pageant was established in 1987 by the Government of Samoa as a regional event to recognise and promote the attributes, intelligence and talents of young Pacific Island women.The Pageant gives recognition to young Pacific Island women and their contributions to regional affairs and their ability to advance in diverse fields.  It is an event that uniquely promotes the South Pacific and its holiday destinations and brings together young women from all sectors of the Pacific for the purpose of promoting and attracting worldwide attention to their unique attributes.The Pageant brings together the women of neighboring Islands in Pacific Islands region to compete for the covenant title. The winner goes on to become the face and a representative of the Pacific Islands in various events and occasions.

Titleholders

Year Country Name Hosting Country
2017  American Samoa Matauaina Gwendolyn To’omalatai  Fiji
2016  Fiji Anne Dunn  Samoa
2015  Papua New Guinea Abigale Havora  Cook Islands
2014  Samoa Latafale Auva'a  Samoa
2013  Cook Islands Teuira Napa  Solomon Islands
2012  Samoa Janine Nicky Tuivaiti  American Samoa
2011  Fiji Alisi Rabukawaqa  Samoa
2010  Cook Islands Joyana Meyer  Papua New Guinea
2009  Fiji Merewalesi Nailatikau  Fiji
2008  Niue Vanessa Marsh  American Samoa
2007  Tonga Tesi Toluta’u  Samoa
2006  Cook Islands Krystina Kauvai  Samoa
2005  Cook Islands Dorothea George  Tonga
2004  Niue Kahealani Helau  American Samoa
2003  Cook Islands Janice Nicholas  Samoa
2002  American Samoa Lupe Aumavae  Cook Islands
2001  Samoa Manamea Apelu  Samoa
2000  American Samoa Helen Burke  American Samoa
1999  Cook Islands Liana Scott  Tonga
1998  Samoa Cheri Moana Robinson  Samoa
1997  Samoa Mary-Jane Moe Mckibbin  New Zealand
1996  Samoa Verona Ah Ching  Samoa
1995  American Samoa Rochelle Tuiele  Tonga
1994  Cook Islands Tarita Brown  Samoa
1993  American Samoa Leilua Stevenson  American Samoa
1992 Samoa (New Zealand) Julia Toevai Samoa
1991  Cook Islands Kimiora Vogel  Samoa
1990  Tahiti Henarii Arauva’a  Cook Islands
1989  Tahiti Retire Cheveaux  Samoa
1988 Samoa (Hawaii) Theresa Purcell Samoa
1987  American Samoa Juliet Spencer  Samoa

References