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Lueck, Rocheleau win Miss BC titles

Camryn Lueck and Jordan Rocheleau were crowned Miss Boulder City 2017 and Miss Boulder City’s Outstanding Teen, respectively, during a pageant Feb. 26 at Hoover Dam Lodge presented by the Miss Las Vegas Scholarship Organization.

The organization is a preliminary scholarship pageant to the Miss Nevada contest.

Lueck and Rocheleau will compete for the title of Miss Nevada and Miss Nevada’s Outstanding Teen at the 2017 Miss Nevada Pageant to be held June 15 and 16 at the Tropicana in Las Vegas.

Lueck and Rocheleau also were awarded scholarship money.

Additional information about the Miss Nevada Pageant is available at www.missnevada.org.

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