Twenty-year-old Lolomaletaiotumua Faoliu was crowned Miss American Samoa Community College on Saturday night. She is a criminal justice major from the villages of Leone and Nu’uuli and was sponsored by Le Lagaali Atelier and ASCC’s House of Flying Daggers.
Glorious Tuigamala Lisala was first runner up and Anastasia Leutele was the second runner-up.
During interviews with the contestants on 93 KHJ’s Morning Show last week, Loloma gave her reasons for running…
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SGA Coordinator Falaileato Suiaunoa said Miss ASCC will be the ambassador for students faculty and staff, and an honorary member of the SGA. She will represent ASCC at events throughout her reign.
Congresswoman offers congratulations
Congresswoman Uifa’atali Amata is welcoming the return of the Miss ASCC pageant for the first time since 2019, and is congratulating the winner and all three finalists who made Saturday a success.
“Thank you to each of these talented young women for their joy and all the hard work and planning they put into this event,” said Congresswoman Amata. “They reflect well on American Samoa Community College and I know they had great support from students and educators and the community that showed up to cheer them on. I am happy that the pageant is back as it contributes to the traditions and opportunities at ASCC, and I know our Miss ASCC will do a wonderful job with her duties. I know these contestants made their friends and family proud, as each of their five categories was impressive, and all those taking part in the event did so well. I want to join in the chorus of people saying congratulations, especially to our Miss ASCC Lolomaletaiotumua!”
