San Francisco, CA — August 7, 2010 — The 25th Annual Miss Asian America Pageant showcased 20 accomplished young women, representing diverse Asian American backgrounds with their unique strengths and talents.

Sarah Liu, a 19-year-old from Fremont, CA, emerged as Miss Asian America. She is a Business Administration major at the University of California, Berkeley, Class of 2013. Her achievement mirrors the event’s essence, celebrating cultural diversity and individual accomplishments.

Amanda Lee, 23, a graduate of San Francisco State University, secured the title of first runner-up and Miss Asian California. Nancy Kwong, a USC graduate in business, earned Best in Ethnic Costume and Second Princess. Brijal Vadgama, a 19-year-old FIDM student, was crowned Third runner-up and Miss Asian San Francisco. Additional winners include Alexandra Calingo (Miss Photogenic & Miss Talent), Angellica Yi (Miss Scholastic Achievement & Miss Popularity), Liza Chu (Miss Congeniality), Melanie Wong (Miss Community Service), and Tabitha Wong (Miss Entrepreneur).

The Miss Asian America Pageant remains a beacon of empowerment and cultural celebration, recognizing the achievements and potential of Asian American women. The event exemplifies unity in diversity, promoting understanding and appreciation of the rich tapestry of Asian American heritage.