Distinguished 'crown'
The four finalists for the Distinguished Young Woman of Moses Lake at the end of the competition on Saturday: Second Runner Up Tori Moser, Madison Kultgen, Distinguished Young Woman Addy Carlile and First Runner Up Sydney Garza.
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Backstage in the auditorium of Moses Lake High School with the finalists in this year’s Distinguished Young Women competition (left to right): First Runner Up Sydney Garza, Second Runner Up Tori Moser, Distinguished Young Woman Addy Carlile, Madison Kultgen, and Jennifer Gaddis, who sits on the Distinguished Young Women of Moses Lake board and won the competition in 1985. “I want to give back to the program,” Gaddis said. “The program gave me a lot, and it’s time I give the program back some of what it gave me.”
Tori Moser speaking during the introductory performance to Saturday’s Distinguished Young Woman competition.
Madison Kultgen walks the stage during the Distinguished Young Women competition at the Moses Lake High School auditorium on Saturday.
Addy Carlile strikes a pose as she finishes the dance she performed as of the talent portion of the Distinguished Young Women competition on Saturday.
Sydney Garza performs the Star-Spangled Banner in American Sign Language during the talent portion of the Distinguished Young Women competition on Saturday.
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake High School junior Addy Carlile was named the Young Woman of Distinction for 2024 at the Young Women of Distinction’s annual competition Saturday night.
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