Miss Scotland 2018 final is scheduled to be held at the Corinthian in Glasgow on Friday, June 15th. The preparations for the event are in full swing and the organization had selected the finalists a long time ago. It’s now time to introduce those finalists to the world, and the organization has revealed their names.

Miss Scotland 2017 Romy McCahill will be passing over her crown and reign to one of the twelve finalists that have been selected from all over the country. The winner of the Miss Scotland competition, along with the winners of Miss England, Miss Northern Ireland and Miss Wales, can compete in Miss World. The highest-ranking competitor of the four constituent country entrants is then presented with the title and crown of Miss United Kingdom, and will later compete in Miss International.

(Photo Credits: Miss Scotland Facebook Official)

The girls who will be fighting for the title of Miss Scotland 2018, are:

Jen Mcfadyen

Linzi Mclelland

Claudia Todd

Shelby Mckissock

Rosalind Main,

 Zoe Balfour

Aimee Walker

Natalie Rose Woods

Chelsie Allison

Stella Gooding

Jordan McGill

Gemma Rose Mcintosh

The final regional of the Miss Scotland competition, Glasgow regional, was held on Sunday 28th January at the Corinthian Club. Current Miss Scotland, Romy McCahill, was also present as one of the Judges.

From 1961-1990, the winner of Miss Scotland would go on to compete at the Miss Universe pageant, usually held in the summer. She would then compete other top contenders from the regional competitions, at the Miss United Kingdom Pageant, with the winner of Miss UK going on to compete at the Miss World pageant in November. In 1999, after Scottish devolution, Miss Scotland was allowed to enter the Miss World pageant.

Miss Scotland has also been the most successful of the four UK nations at Miss World. Since 2000, the Miss UK title has gone to Miss Scotland seven times.

With the amount of history attached to it, and the success of the Scottish beauty queens. Miss Scotland 2018 would make up to be one glamorous, and eventful night to look forward to