This year the Cloncurry Show Society has three entrants in the Queensland Country Life Miss Showgirl competition.
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The bar is set high this year after 2018 saw a very successful year for Cloncurry's winning entrant, Mikaela Tapp, who went on to win the state title at the Ekka in Brisbane and has spent the past twelve months as the ambassador for rural Queensland and Agricultural Shows.
The calibre of the 2019 entrants is high and the ladies have opportunities leading up to the Cloncurry Show to promote and assist in the planning of the town's biggest event on the annual calendar.
The winner will be announced on the second day of the Show, Saturday June 15 after the Grand Parade in the main arena.
This year's three entrants are: Savannah McDonald, Rachel Lovett and Sarah Tully.
Savannah McDonald arrived in Cloncurry at the beginning of 2019 to take up a position teaching history at Cloncurry State School.
She sees her teaching role as a privilege and aspires to consolidate her teaching practices to become the best teacher she can possibly be.
Rachel Lovett is a first-year teaching graduate who is teaching secondary English, Dance and Drama at St Joseph's School.
Her career aspirations are to become a skillful classroom teacher excelling by continuing to deepen her knowledge and eventually work in inclusive education.
Sarah Tully came to Cloncurry from Mitchell at the beginning of 2019 and is currently working at Fort Constantine as a station hand which suits her well as she has always had a great love of horses and enjoys playing polocrosse.
Working at a horse and cattle stud gives her the opportunity to participate in a job she loves.
Sarah's goal is to attend university to study Social Sciences and Psychology.
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