ROBERTSDALE, Alabama — Morgan Faith Kroll, a student at Robertsdale Elementary, was crowned Little Miss Honeybee during the annual Little Miss Honeybee Pageant, hosted by the Central Baldwin Education Foundation, held Sept. 24 at Robertsdale Elementary School.

Twenty-two contestants representing students from throughout Baldwin County participated in the pageant.

Morgan’s twin sister, Matalyne Kroll, also a student at RES, finished as second runner-up. Savannah Grace, a student at Bay Minette Intermediate School, was first runner-up, with Gracie Christian, Silverhill Elementary, third runner-up; and Savanna Powell of Rosinton Elementary, fourth runner-up. Chloe Hopper from Rosinton Elementary was named Most Photogenic; while Phoenix Smith from Robertsdale Elementary was named Miss Congeniality.

Additional contestants were Naveah Grace Miller, Khloe Grace Callaway, Hailey Lauren Bowden, Taite Fields, Kynzie Reagan Bonner, Madison Williams, Mahaleigh Freitag, Jana Ann Boyd, Morgan Nicole Nabors, Destiny Faith Alaina Nickelson, Shaunte Sanders, Arianna Lynn Barlow, Chloe Lynn Durrance and Kearstin Leigh Aspray.

Celebrity judges for the event were Lenise Ligon from Fox 10 News, 1997 Miss Louisiana Andi Airhart-Lazarus and 1995 Miss Faulkner State Lori Melton Blair.

Pageant entertainment was provided by the Robertsdale High School cheerleaders and Driven Dance Company.

The queen and her court will be presented Saturday during the annual Honeybee Festival at Honeybee Park in Robertsdale. The queen also takes part in many other community events.