Phi Psi puts on the annual Ms. Bobcat Pageant for the 4th year in a row

The entrance sign for the Alkek Teaching Theatre

Students preparing for the show to start. “Each year theres always a big turnout because everyone wants to show support for a good cause,” said Phi Psi fraternity member, Johnathan Garza.

One of the contestant’s and her coaches who helped guide her through the pageant process.

“I’m excited to be able to represent my sorority in a cool way and showcase what being a Delta Zeta is all about,” said Rachael Shah.

Rachael Shah showing her school spirit with her unique Texas State cowboy boots

More students have filed into the lobby, waiting anxiously for the doors to open and the show to start.

If you are representing one of the organizations being featured in the pageant, sign in and win your organization the most points for attendance!

The theatre may look empty now, but within minutes the seats were filled.

In the distance, you can see a majority of Phi Psi’s fraternity members talking and getting everything in order for the show.

In the background, you can see the DJ and guest performer, Brandon Blevins, setting up for the performance.

With the show about to start, last minute finishing touches are being made.

Another angle of the theatre and the numerous seats that were quickly filled before showtime.

Ms.Bobcat judge and rapper, Frannie aka. FlavaFran, put together a personalized rap for the show.

The participants are showing off their spirit wear for the spirit section of the night.

Contestant Rachael Shah, has taken the spotlight with an entrance showing the spirit she has for Texas State

Phi Psi fraternity member performing some classic songs with a fun attitude and really capturing the audience’s attention.

For the talent portion of the show, one contestant came out with glow sticks and really wowed the audience with creativity.

Alongside glow sticks, singing was a popular talent chosen among many contestants.

Brittany Holden, representative of the Alpha Xi Delta sorority, showcased her unique talent and ended up being the winner of the pageant.

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