A Crowning Achievement :
As a Denver Broncos cheerleader, namely Jamie Dukehart-Conti importance of accessories. What would be the Broncos Cheerleaders without tassels and cowboy boots? Last weekend Dukehart-Conti won two other accessories, scarf and a crown.She is Miss Colorado 2008 and the newly crowned winner competition is still trying to understand reality in order to realize his dream.
"It was so exciting," said Conti-Dukehart been named this year's Miss Colorado. "It was the same as my name was called for additions Broncos for the first time. When you hear your name it is called a bit overwhelming. It takes several days for it to sink in. "
This was the third Dukehart-Conti compete for the Miss Colorado. He finished fourth overall in each of the last two years.Instead she ends up letting him down, he did not see Dukehart-Conti named Miss Colorado as a second chance and more time to prepare and participate.
She used her title of Miss Denver and later as Miss Broomfield to invest time and effort to the community. Dukehart-Conti was heavily involved in promoting and organizing the Red Ribbon Campaign, a program to promote a lifestyle free of drugs to students in elementary and middle schools.
In recent years, both as a Denver Broncos cheerleader and Miss, Dukehart-Conti volunteered over 1,700 hours of community service.
"It was a very big opportunity and experience," he said. "It really shows that are invested in the organization and the community."Dukehart-Conti is quick to remove the notions that Miss Colorado is strictly a beauty pageant."Component swimsuit and beauty is part of the competition factor, but is only part of the race," he said. "I spent a lot of my time to community service that I did in my swimsuit walk. And 'only part of it. This is a complete package, and there are many things we do."
Play a responsible role of his competitor, and now the Miss Colorado to serve as a model for young girls.
"I love children and I love being able to interact with them," he said.
Children are part of life-Conti Dukehart. When he's not spending his time as the nanny, the Colorado State graduate with a certificate of training will help to teach children through the Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Junior Miss Colorado Princess Mentoring Program.
As Miss Colorado Dukehart-Conti plans to continue its efforts to promote drug-free awareness. In addition, it focuses on the platform in favor of the organization Children Miracle Network, a mechanism to help finance improvements in medical and health care for children, and her personal platform to invest in life-changing miracles Change, focused on small donations to help gathing to enrich the lives of children.
Exposure to a Broncos cheerleader, too, that Miss Colorado brings with it opportunities Dukehart-Conti is excited to embrace.
"I'm so excited about what that collaboration can bring," he said. "I'm so lucky to have a relationship established between many large organizations. Both organizations will open doors for each other."
Dukehart-Conti said she could not ask a group more favorable to women than his fellow cheerleaders.
"Everyone was so supportive and excited for me," he said. "They know I've been involved and working on this throughout the year and there was something I just do as they please. They understand that having the title implies."Dukehart-Conti is representing both Colorado Broncos nationally when participating in the Miss America reality show will begin shooting in September and October and during the Miss America in January.
And though his life has now added the responsibilities and obligations to fulfill as Miss Colorado, Dukehart-Conti is not giving up their responsibilities as Broncos cheerleader.
"I am committed to the team 110 percent," he said. "I'll be there in the margin."
As a Denver Broncos cheerleader, namely Jamie Dukehart-Conti importance of accessories. What would be the Broncos Cheerleaders without tassels and cowboy boots? Last weekend Dukehart-Conti won two other accessories, scarf and a crown.She is Miss Colorado 2008 and the newly crowned winner competition is still trying to understand reality in order to realize his dream.
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This was the third Dukehart-Conti compete for the Miss Colorado. He finished fourth overall in each of the last two years.Instead she ends up letting him down, he did not see Dukehart-Conti named Miss Colorado as a second chance and more time to prepare and participate.
She used her title of Miss Denver and later as Miss Broomfield to invest time and effort to the community. Dukehart-Conti was heavily involved in promoting and organizing the Red Ribbon Campaign, a program to promote a lifestyle free of drugs to students in elementary and middle schools.
In recent years, both as a Denver Broncos cheerleader and Miss, Dukehart-Conti volunteered over 1,700 hours of community service.
"It was a very big opportunity and experience," he said. "It really shows that are invested in the organization and the community."Dukehart-Conti is quick to remove the notions that Miss Colorado is strictly a beauty pageant."Component swimsuit and beauty is part of the competition factor, but is only part of the race," he said. "I spent a lot of my time to community service that I did in my swimsuit walk. And 'only part of it. This is a complete package, and there are many things we do."
Play a responsible role of his competitor, and now the Miss Colorado to serve as a model for young girls.
"I love children and I love being able to interact with them," he said.
Children are part of life-Conti Dukehart. When he's not spending his time as the nanny, the Colorado State graduate with a certificate of training will help to teach children through the Denver Broncos Cheerleaders and Junior Miss Colorado Princess Mentoring Program.
As Miss Colorado Dukehart-Conti plans to continue its efforts to promote drug-free awareness. In addition, it focuses on the platform in favor of the organization Children Miracle Network, a mechanism to help finance improvements in medical and health care for children, and her personal platform to invest in life-changing miracles Change, focused on small donations to help gathing to enrich the lives of children.
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| Denver Broncos Cheerleaders |
"I'm so excited about what that collaboration can bring," he said. "I'm so lucky to have a relationship established between many large organizations. Both organizations will open doors for each other."
Dukehart-Conti said she could not ask a group more favorable to women than his fellow cheerleaders.
"Everyone was so supportive and excited for me," he said. "They know I've been involved and working on this throughout the year and there was something I just do as they please. They understand that having the title implies."Dukehart-Conti is representing both Colorado Broncos nationally when participating in the Miss America reality show will begin shooting in September and October and during the Miss America in January.
And though his life has now added the responsibilities and obligations to fulfill as Miss Colorado, Dukehart-Conti is not giving up their responsibilities as Broncos cheerleader.
"I am committed to the team 110 percent," he said. "I'll be there in the margin."
