Summer Owens reins as Miss Southlake’s Teen. Courtesy Photos
Her favorite part of the pageant, Summer Owens performs a rendition of Malagueña by Ernesto Lecona on the piano for her talent.
During the on-stage question (OSQ) and evening gown competition, Owens describes her social initiative, “Be The Beat: The Power is in Your Hands,” advocating for the importance of knowing CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and living a healthy lifestyle by having a healthy heart.
Summer Owens gathers with her Lone Star Princesses, Callahan Cantu, left, and Ava Kate Inman.
Tasha and Justin Mixon, left, Summer Owens, Jermaine and Ashley Cantu and Amy Inman show their support by attending the Miss Texas’ Teen pageant. Not pictured: Luke Inman.
RICHARDSON – A recent graduate of Wellington High School, Summer Owens has aspired to be a Miss Texas contestant since she began her excursion competing in pageants approximately 12 years ago.
“Then Nakisha Nation Lechner asked me to be her Lone Star Princess in 2013,” Owens said.“As Nakisha held the Miss Amarillo crown, 10 years exactly to the date is when I returned to Miss ...
