Carder Will Respresent DYW in her Senior Year

May 17, 2020 Dayton, TN --  Camryn Carder won the competition and was crowned Distingished Young Woman of 2021.  Camryn and 14 other juniors in high school competed this weekend amid lots of restrictions because of covid-19.  Thanks to lots of hard work by volunteers and participants the competition was a success.  First alternate for the competition was Baylee McCoy.  Second alternate selected was Adelyn Benoit.  Third alternate selected was Noelle Clark.  Scholarships were awarded for winner($3000), 1st alternate($1000), 2nd alternate($700) and 3rd alternate($400).  Camryn will represent Rhea County at state level, which normally occurs in July.  This year the competition has been moved to January. Results of the judging are listed below: First three fitness awards went to (in no particular order): Bailey McCoy Falon Cornwell Adelyn Benoit Each received a $100 scholarship for this award. First three interview awards went to (in no particular order): Adelyn Benoit Bailey McCoy Camryn Carder Each received a $100 scholarship for this award. First  three talent awards went to (in no particular order): Jessica LaCoe Falon Cornwell Camryn Carder Each received a $100 scholarship for this award. First three scholastics winners are (in no particular order): Halleigh Phelps Noelle Clark Camryn Carder Each received a $100 scholarship for this award. First three self expression winners are (in no particular order): Falon Cornwell Camryn Carder Adelyn Benoit Each received a $100 scholarship for this award. The winner of the Rebecca Hilleary Challenge was  Jenna Watt. Jenna received a $300 scholarship for this award, sponsored by the Hilleary family. Photography for the event was Laurenfaith Photography. Photography by LaurenfaithPhotography