Miss Native

Fort McDowell youth claims Miss Native crown

Mesa Community College crowns Kadence Sayles

Kaitlyn Yazzie, left, and Kadence Sayles, right, were selected as the Mesa Community College Miss Native Royalty this year. (Submitted photo)

Kadence Sayles was crowned Mesa Community College’s Miss Native MCC on Monday, Jan. 29.

Sayles descends from Ft. McDowell Yavapai Nation and the Lakota Native Americans.

Contestants participated in qualifying sessions including interviews with judges, introducing themselves, answering impromptu questions, demonstrating traditional talent, giving oral presentations of their platform and presenting a modern talent.

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