Miss Indian Arizona

06/17/2026

On Thursday June 11, I attended the SRPMIC School & Community Relation’s End of the Year Student Celebration Event, where I was asked to give the opening blessing.

This is an annual event held to honor the students in Salt River who achieved perfect attendance, and who achieved academic excellence (a 3.0 gpa or above), during the school year. I want to thank School & Community Relations for inviting me and giving me a part in this very special day for our community’s students. I had such a fun time celebrating the accomplishments of our students and wish them all a fun and safe summer. Sapo!

-Miss Indian Arizona, Sialik King ❤️💛

06/17/2026

06/16/2026

Sialik received a special surprise of hearing the Miss Indian Arizona song; the young ladies did an excellent job! You can see our former title holders reactions, full of tears. 😊👑

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06/16/2026

Thank you for joining us at the Royalty Workshop! We enjoyed sharing knowledge of the Miss Indian Arizona Scholarship Program and also the rich history of how the pageant began through the voices from past Miss Indian Arizona sisters.

Huge thank you to Amy Spotted Wolf (Tohono O’odham), Laney Lupe (White Mountain Apache) and Isabella Newman (San Carlos Apache) for sharing your stories during the Tea Time. Shout out to Dewski Frybread for the delicious food! Also, to the Boys and Girls Club of the Gila River Indian Community Komatke Branch for giving us the space we needed.

Thank you!
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06/12/2026

On Monday June 8th, I attended the first day of the Salt River Junior ACE program where I was a presenter during their lunch session.

The Salt River Junior ACE program is an annual summer program for SRPMIC students in grades 5th-8th. This program is a collaboration with Scottsdale Community College to give students a snapshot of the college experience with a focus in science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics.

I participated in this program when I was younger, so it was very special to be asked to come and speak to the students about my royalty and college experiences. I want to thank the Salt River Junior ACE program for inviting me and give me an opportunity to speak with our youth. Sapo!

-Miss Indian Arizona, Sialik King ❤️💛💙

06/10/2026

Yá’át’ééh! ✨

On June 7, the Miss Indian Arizona Court had the honor of attending the Arizona Diamondbacks Native American Recognition Day game against the Athletics at Chase Field.

Prior to the game, we joined fellow tribal royalty from across Arizona and beyond for a parade around the field. It was wonderful to see so many representatives gathered together in celebration of Indigenous cultures, communities, and traditions.

Following the parade, we enjoyed the game and spent time connecting with royalty, community members, and supporters throughout the event.

Ahéhee’ to the Arizona Diamondbacks for recognizing Native American communities and for hosting such a memorable day at Chase Field. ⚾♥️

— Miss Indian Arizona Court 2025–2026

06/09/2026

The day is approaching and we are so excited for this event. Thank you to those who’ve RSVP’d and to a few of our former Miss Indian Arizona sisters.

If you didn’t RSVP, don’t worry! You are more than welcome as we do have on-site registration beginning at 8:30AM and the workshop from 9AM to 4:30PM.

It’ll be a great place to learn about the Miss Indian Arizona goals and expectations. Not only that, but to have the opportunity to hear first hand of the program criteria’s as participants, chaperones and/or volunteers.

We’re confident the 65th Miss Indian Arizona will be sitting amongst us at the workshop. Who will that be and which tribe will hold such an honor? Let’s see‼️ 😊🙌

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06/08/2026

Yá’át’ééh! This is First Attendant Chloe Eskey.

On May 29, I had the pleasure of attending the Pima Medical Institute Mesa Campus Graduation Ceremony to celebrate the accomplishments of students as they completed their educational journeys and prepared to enter their respective healthcare professions.

Having worked closely with many of these students throughout my time at PMI, this event held special meaning for me. From the beginning of their programs to the moment they walked across the stage, I had the opportunity to witness their dedication, perseverance, and passion for patient care. Seeing their hard work recognized and celebrated was truly inspiring.

Healthcare professionals play an important role in strengthening the well-being of our communities, and it was encouraging to see so many graduates prepared to make a positive impact through their chosen fields. Their commitment to learning and serving others will undoubtedly touch countless lives in the years ahead.

Congratulations to the graduates of Pima Medical Institute’s Class of 2026. I wish each of you continued success as you begin this exciting new chapter and pursue your goals in healthcare and service.

Ahéhee’ and best wishes to all of the graduates as you take your next steps forward. 🫶🏼✨

— Miss Indian Arizona First Attendant, Chloe Eskey 🐰✨

06/08/2026

06/07/2026

On Monday June 1st, I attended the first session of the Salt River WIOA Youth Program where I was asked to share my past and present experiences in tribal royalty, my education journey, and my employment journey. The summer WIOA program helps Salt River youth gain work experience in tribal government and departments.

I want to thank the WIOA program for inviting me and giving me an opportunity to speak with our youth. It was great the see how many students are participating and I hope they all have a great time learning hands on skills for career success. Sapo!

-Miss Indian Arizona, Sialik King ❤️💛💙