Miss Philippines Earth 2004

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Miss Philippines Earth 2004
DateMay 2, 2004
VenueUP Theater, University of the Philippines, Quezon City, Metro Manila
Broadcaster
Entrants24
Placements10
Winner Tamera Szijarto
Metro Manila
CongenialityMarella Hazel Olea, Metro Manila
PhotogenicKathleen Hazel Go, Central Visayas
  2003
2005  

Miss Philippines Earth 2004 was the 4th edition of the Miss Philippines Earth pageant. It was held on May 2, 2004 at the UP Theater, University of the Philippines in Quezon City, Metro Manila.

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The event was broadcast by ABS-CBN Network in the Philippines and The Filipino Channel internationally. Laura Marie Dunlap, Miss Philippines 2003 crowned her successor, Tamera Szijarto as Miss Philippines Earth 2004 at the conclusion of the event. Szijarto won against 23 other candidates and became the representative of Philippines at Miss Earth 2004. [1]

Results

Placements

PlacementContestant
Miss Philippines Earth 2004
Miss Philippines Air 2004
Miss Philippines Water 2004
Miss Philippines Fire 2004
Miss Philippines Eco Tourism 2004
Top 10

Special awards

Candidates

The following is the list of the official contestants of Miss Philippines Earth 2004 representing various regions in the Philippines:

ContestantRegion
#1 Contessa Maria L. Santos, 20, 5'7.5" Cordillera
#2 Sheila Margrethe A. Alonso, 19, 5'8" National Capital Region
#3 Keithley Anne Campos, 20, 5'6.5" Ilocos Region
#4 Madeleine Ann H. Arreza, 23, 5'7.5" National Capital Region
#5 Olivia I. Mallari, 20, 5'7.5" Central Luzon
#6 Nadia C. Camolli, 20, 5'9" National Capital Region
#7 Vivianne Hazel G. Magsino, 18, 5'6" Southern Tagalog
#8 Francis Dianne T. Cervantes, 22, 5'9" National Capital Region
#9 Maria Lourdes R. Arevalo, 18, 5'6" Bicol Region
#10 Jasmin P. Chua, 21, 5'5" National Capital Region
#11 Marie Leez S. Quimpo, 18, 5'4" Western Visayas
#12 Kristine Angela T. Labiano, 21, 5'7.5" National Capital Region
#13 Kathleen Hazel Q. Go, 19, 5'4.5" Central Visayas
#14 Melanie Z. Meonada, 20, 5'6.5" National Capital Region
#15 Rhea Francia O. Grims, 18, 5'6" Eastern Visayas
#16 Hanna C. Miguel, 18, 5'7" National Capital Region
#17 Rosebell L. Sanson, 20, 5'7" Western Mindanao
#18 Marella Hazel G. Olea, 20, 5'6.5" National Capital Region
#19 Dyrin N. Gaid, 21, 5'5" Northern Mindanao
#20 Jhoanne C. Ople, 21, 5'9" National Capital Region
#21 Lyn Charisse L. Revilla, 18, 5'7.5" Southern Mindanao
#22 Rhona Liz B. Salvador, 18, 5'7" National Capital Region
#23 Maria Isabel Rendon, 20, 5'8.5" Caraga
#24 Tamera Marie L. Szijarto, 21, 5'8.5" National Capital Region

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