Stansbury Royalty - Scholarship, Service, Community
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Scholarship • Service • Community

A Year to Lead, Serve and Shine

The Miss Stansbury Park Scholarship Program gives young women an opportunity to develop confidence, leadership, public speaking skills, community involvement and personal growth while earning educational support for their future.

Stansbury Royalty represents the community throughout the year through local events, volunteer efforts, service projects and opportunities to encourage other young people to become involved.

Follow the current Stansbury Royalty as they represent the community, take part in local events, lead service efforts and work on their annual focus project.

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ScholarshipSupporting education, confidence and future goals.
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ServiceTurning leadership into meaningful community action.
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CommunityRepresenting Stansbury with kindness, pride and purpose.
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Youth Inspiring Youth
Leadership begins by showing others what is possible
Meet Stansbury Royalty
Stansbury Royalty 2026

Meet This Year's Royalty

Meet the young women representing Stansbury through scholarship, service, leadership and community involvement.

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Portrait of Abigail Arnell
Miss Stansbury 2026

Abigail Arnell

Hi! I'm Abigail Arnell! I’m a senior at Stansbury High, where I play 1st varsity singles on the tennis team. I am also an award-winning member of Stansbury's Ballroom Dance Team and hold the position of Social Officer. I love math and plan to study finance and aviation at Utah State University. I love helping out in my community, and am currently working to install bat boxes in Stansbury Park to reduce the number of biting insects and provide habitat for protected species. I have lived in Stansbury for 14 years and loved every second of it. I enjoy spending time with kids, teaching swim lessons and helping out at elementary schools. I especially love spending time with family and friends playing tennis, pickleball, swimming, or tumbling in any grassy area!

Portrait of Rebecca Bartholomew
2026 Co-Attendant

Rebecca Bartholomew

I am senior class president of Stansbury high school. I also play soccer, and own a cake business, Becca’s Cake Co! I really enjoy getting to spend time with friends and go to school events like football games. I have lived in Stansbury my whole life and I couldn’t ask to be raised anywhere better. In the future I plan to either serve a mission or go to college following a medical career.

Portrait of Rylee Romney
2026 Co-Attendant

Rylee Romney

My name is Rylee Romney, and I am a sophomore at Stansbury High School. I am a member of the Stansbury Ballroom Team, and I love baking and spending time with animals. I really enjoy being involved in my community and finding ways to help others. Last year, I was honored to receive the Mayor’s Youth Recognition Award for helping and supporting a classmate who is now in my peer tutoring class. When I get older, I hope to become a science teacher because I love science, especially astronomy. I would love to share my passion for science with future students and help them discover the amazing things about the world and universe around us.

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Represent Community events and celebrations
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Serve Hands-on local involvement
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Lead Youth leadership in action
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Inspire Encouraging the next generation
Building Bat Boxes for Our Parks
2026 Royalty Focus Project

A Project Built for Stansbury

Abigail's focus project brings local youth, families, volunteers and community partners together for hands-on service and wildlife conservation.

A Miss Stansbury Royalty Service Project

The Stansbury Park Bat Box Project

The Bat Box Project is a youth-led community conservation project designed to give young people and families a chance to build, learn, volunteer and create something lasting for Stansbury Park.

Miss Stansbury Royalty is leading the project in partnership with the Stansbury Service Agency. Families, volunteers, local businesses and young people can all take part.

The project will add purpose-built bat houses in appropriate park areas while also creating opportunities for residents to learn more about local wildlife and the role insect-eating bats play in the ecosystem.

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Youth Leadership Local youth can help with construction, painting, outreach and project activities.
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Wildlife Conservation Bat houses provide additional protected roosting habitat.
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Family Participation Families can build and learn together through hands-on project activities.
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Community Connection Families, businesses, volunteers, Royalty members and the Service Agency all have a way to participate.
15-20'
Planned Mounting Height Bat boxes are planned approximately 15 to 20 feet high on smooth metal poles.
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Thoughtful Placement Planned for appropriate outer park areas away from playgrounds and heavily used facilities.
$10+
Community Sponsorships Family and individual giving opportunities begin at small community-level contributions.
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More Than Money Volunteers can help build, paint, organize supplies, run activities and guide families.
Through the Years

Previous Stansbury Royalty

Celebrating the young women who have represented Stansbury and helped build the Royalty program's legacy of scholarship, service and community involvement.

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2025 Stansbury Royalty
2025

Stansbury Royalty 2025

Visit the 2025 scholarship page to look back at the program, Royalty, mission and previous year's activities.

Visit the 2025 Archive
2024

Stansbury Royalty 2024

Gabriela Bergantz Gweny Adams Milana Bergantz Mackenzie Green Abigail Arnell
  • Miss Stansbury: Gabriela Bergantz
  • Gweny Adams
  • Milana Bergantz
  • Mackenzie Green
  • Abigail Arnell
Visit the 2024 Archive
2023

Stansbury Pageant 2023

Explore the 2023 archive for Royalty and participant photos from that year's Stansbury Pageant.

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Royalty Through the Years
Visit the 2023 Archive
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Scholarship. Service. Community.

Thank you to the young women, families, volunteers, sponsors and community members who support Stansbury Royalty and help create opportunities for youth to lead, serve and inspire.