Meet our 2022 winners

Miss Zebulon – Sarah Beth Howard
Sarah Beth Howard is the 19-year-old daughter of Curtis and Tracy Howard. She is a senior at the University of Chapel Hill where she is majoring in Communication Studies with a concentration in Media & Technology Studies and Production. She is an active member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. She serves on the Diversity and Inclusion Committee.
Miss Zebulon’s Outstanding Teen – Kerrigan Brown
Kerrigan Brown is the 16-year-old daughter of Kerry Brown. She is a junior at Cape Fear High School and resides in Spivey’s Corner. Kerrigan loves soccer, dancing, spending time with her 3 siblings, and all things marvel. Kerrigan is a competitive dancer earning titles both on the regional, state, and national levels. Just this year with covid, Kerrigan picked up a new sport earning her a regional top honor, east conference player of the year, and state ranking in track and field. In middle school, Kerrigan fell in love with the game of soccer which brought the diagnosis of exercise-induced asthma leading her to her platform “Just Breathe” adolescent asthma awareness. As an advocate for the allergy and asthma foundation of America, Kerrigan’s love of bringing education and awareness to this disease is her hope to make someone’s next breath a little bit easier.

Miss Zebulon’s Outstanding Teen – Kerrigan Brown
Kerrigan Brown is the 16-year-old daughter of Kerry Brown. She is a junior at Cape Fear High School and resides in Spivey’s Corner. Kerrigan loves soccer, dancing, spending time with her 3 siblings, and all things marvel. Kerrigan is a competitive dancer earning titles both on the regional, state, and national levels. Just this year with covid, Kerrigan picked up a new sport earning her a regional top honor, east conference player of the year, and state ranking in track and field. In middle school, Kerrigan fell in love with the game of soccer which brought the diagnosis of exercise-induced asthma leading her to her platform “Just Breathe” adolescent asthma awareness. As an advocate for the allergy and asthma foundation of America, Kerrigan’s love of bringing education and awareness to this disease is her hope to make someone’s next breath a little bit easier.