Meet the Miss Baguio 2025 Candidates

12 Miss Baguio 2025 Candidates were presented at the Media Launch.

August 10, 2025 Baguio City. The Miss Baguio Candidates held the Media Night and Press Conference at the Venus Parkview Hotel.

The Following are the Official Miss Baguio 2025 Candidates:

Contestant No. 1: Clarmin Morales – representing Salud Mitra

Clarmin is a 3rd-year Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management student at the University of the Cordilleras. Beyond singing and dancing, she finds joy in sketching outfits and writing poems, turning her imagination into reality. Having overcome a hair-pulling disorder brought by bullying, she now advocates for anti-bullying programs that spread empathy and awareness in schools and communities.

Contestant No. 2: Precious Faith Mirasol – representing Barangay Brookside

Precious Faith is a 2nd-year Doctor of Dental Medicine student at the University of Baguio and reigning Queen Isabela Tourism 2024. She shares her thoughts on healing, faith, and growth through her Instagram page, “The Way to Her Soul.” With a heart for women’s well-being, she advocates for safe spaces that foster mental health and acceptance.

Contestant No. 3 – Mikaela Coloma Lazaro – representing Bakakeng SLU-SVP

Mikaela is a first-year college student at the University of the Cordilleras and a talented singer. Having joined pageants for nine years, she has grown into a confident young leader. She advocates for PWDs, believing in resilience and the power to bloom even after hardships.

Contestant No. 4: Elisha Lare Dona De Castro – representing Upper Quezon Hill

Elisha Lare is a graduating BS Architecture student and licensed safety officer who grew up in Oman. Her talents range from dancing and painting to playing basketball, all while promoting leadership and women’s voices in the workplace. She lives by the principle of “progress over perfection,” inspiring others to grow without fear of imperfection.

Contestant No. 5: Judette Esvinch Perdin – representing San Roque

Judette is a proud Philippine Registered Nurse and Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduate from the University of the Cordilleras. Living with scoliosis and overcoming severe depression has shaped her into a resilient woman who turns pain into purpose. She is committed to breaking the stigma on mental health and promoting well-being as an essential part of a fulfilling life.

Contestant No. 6: Yvonne Jill Llobrera – representing Barangay Pucsusan

Yvonne Jill is the first deaf candidate of Miss Baguio. She is a college student and a passionate dancer who proudly represents the PWD community. Despite being deaf, she continues to champion inclusivity and advocate for a rightful place in society. She believes that nothing is impossible with God and strives to ensure that PWD voices are heard and respected.

Contestant No. 7: Brynne Cessary Bayang – representing Middle Quirino Hill

Brynne is a BA Communication student from Saint Louis University with a passion for hosting and poetry. Known for her impromptu rhymes, she is a well-loved radio DJ across Northern Luzon, hosting the top midday radio program in Baguio City. She advocates for uplifting cultural diversity through awareness, inclusion, and equity.

Contestant No. 8: Zyra Mae E. Carbonell – representing Bakakeng Norte/Sur

Zyra Mae is a Computer Science graduate, Dean’s Lister, and Programmer of the Year, now pursuing her Master’s in Business Administration. She takes pride in supporting her family, sending her siblings to school, and balancing her passions for surfing and dancing. Her advocacy focuses on sustainable tourism and environmental preservation.

Contestant No. 9: Claudine Bernardino – representing Fort Del Pilar

Claudine is a 2nd-year BS Medical Laboratory Science student at the University of Baguio. Embracing her natural beauty, she has turned her prominent facial moles—once an insecurity—into a source of pride and gratitude. She advocates for health literacy, aiming to raise awareness on mental health, nutrition, and healthy habits among the youth.

Contestant No: 10: Trinity Samantha Lacanlale – representing Dontogan

Trinity is a certified illustrator and aspiring animator, currently studying at the University of the Cordilleras. She dreams of publishing her own children’s book and creating educational games for kids, while also showcasing her art in bazaars. Passionate about protecting children, she volunteers in programs that promote safe and nurturing environments for the younger generation.

Contestant No. 11: Janela Andal Recio – representing Trancoville

Janela is a Dean’s Lister and 2nd-year Bachelor of Science in Information Technology student at the University of the Cordilleras. A decorated beauty queen, she proudly holds titles including Miss University of the Cordilleras 2024 and Miss Galiacayo Camilliana 2025. Deeply inspired by her grandparents, she champions “Caring Hands for Aging Hearts,” advocating acts of kindness and connection for the elderly.

Contestant No. 12: Amber McShine – representing Pacdal

Amber is a college graduate and multi-talented artist skilled in dancing, painting, photography, surfing, and SFX makeup. A single mother who supported herself through school, she advocates for social inclusion by empowering single mothers and the PWD community. She believes in practical living and the value of resilience through life’s challenges.