Rewrite all of this into one news article in Associated Press inverted pyramid style. the idea would be to summarize what happened Monday, Oct. 2 to quickly put the names of the girls towards the top of the story, and then finish out the end of the story with brief summarized biographies of each of the girls. It's also important to put in there when the queen will be selected and named and when that ceremony is, which will be The Tournament of Roses will announce and coronate the 105th Rose Queen for the 2024 Royal Court on Friday, October 27, 2023.

Bios for the seven members of the 2024 Royal Court:

Olivia Bohanec is a senior at La Salle College Preparatory, and lives in Altadena. She is one of four captains  of the La Salle cross country team, president and founder of Trader Joe's Club, a La Salle Student  Ambassador, a member and tutor for National Honor Society, a member and tutor for Hispanic Honor  Society, a member of Disability Awareness and Inclusion Club, and a member of Gender and Sexuality  Alliance Club. Olivia enjoys running, baking, gardening, playing drums and piano. She plans to study  psychology, business or communications at Pepperdine University, Saint Mary's College of California,  Santa Clara University, University of California, Riverside or University of La Verne. Olivia is the daughter  of Vincent Bohanec and Angela Terrazas, and has two sisters Annika and Katrina, and a brother, Gabriel. 
Trinity Dela Cruz is a senior at Marshall Fundamental School, and lives in Pasadena. She is the drum major  of the Marshall Mighty Eagle Marching Band, a member of the Band Leadership Committee, secretary of  the Filipino Club, a member of the Los Angeles Children's Chorus, a singer in the choir at Altadena  Community Church, a member of the National Honor Society, a member of the Asian Club, a member of  the Student Environmental Awareness Club and is a Marketing Intern for the social media team at  Marshall Fundamental School. Trinity enjoys crocheting, listening to crime podcasts, watching romantic  comedies, singing, playing flute or piccolo, or experimenting on the ukulele. She plans to study classical  vocal performance and psychology at California State University, Long Beach, Northwestern University,  University of California, Los Angeles or Vanderbilt University. Trinity is the daughter of Juan Dela Cruz and  Patty Judy, and has two brothers, Diego and Eden. 
Phoebe Ho is a senior at South Pasadena High School, and lives in South Pasadena. She is dance captain  of the South Pasadena High School dance program, a competitive dancer at San Marino Dance Academy,  a Girl Scout of the Girl Scout Greater Los Angeles chapter, secretary of Femineers at South Pasadena High  School, a member of an engineering program dedicated to promoting careers for women in STEM, an  intern at Lineage Performing Arts Center, a Board Member of Asian Pacific Islander Student Union and a  volunteer for the Red Cross. Phoebe enjoys dance, photography, engineering, baking and reading. She  plans to study biomedical engineering at New York University or University of California, San Diego.  Phoebe is the daughter of Philip and Pauline Ho, and has a brother, Philson. 
Mia Moore-Walker is a senior at Flintridge Preparatory School, and lives in Pasadena. She is a lead care  mentor at Environmental Contribution Organization jellyfish lab, a member of the Spiritline Cheer Team,  a member of the chess team, president and founder of The STEMistry Project non-profit, a varsity member  of Speech and Debate, a member of the student leadership committee for Private School Village  promoting diversity and equity in private schools, and a private tutor. Mia enjoys nature, dancing, acting, 
reading, arts and crafts, habitat restoration, painting, animals and watching Doctor Who. She also speaks  fluent Mandarin. She is interested in studying biology with a concentration in conservation at Brown  University, Howard University, Northwestern University, Stanford University, Syracuse University,  University of California, Berkeley and the University of Southern California. Mia is the daughter of Bradley  Walker and Jennifer Moore Walker.

Jessica Powell is a senior at Flintridge Preparatory School, and lives in Pasadena. She is co-founder and  co-president of the True Crime Club, a member of Student Honor Council, a media creator for Student  Community Action Council, a member of Lake Avenue Church, a volunteer for Stars Youth Mentoring  program, and plays for the Flintridge Preparatory School varsity volleyball team. Jessica is a Gold Award  Girl Scout and enjoys video editing, podcast audio editing, scuba diving, hosting the Dish & Discuss  Podcast, baking, graphic design and photography. She plans to pursue a career in biology and medical  research and is interested in studying at a University of California campus or a STEM-oriented private  university. Jessica is the daughter of David and Kara Powell, and has a brother, Nathan, and a sister, Krista. 
Naomi Stillitano is a senior at Arcadia High School, and lives in Arcadia. She is currently co-president of  the Italian Culture Club, a dancer and actress with the Arcadia Stage Theater and a swimmer on the Rose  Bowl Swim Team. She enjoys playing guitar and piano, singing, traveling, cooking, drawing, roller skating  and bike riding. Born and raised in Italy for seven years, Naomispeaks fluent Italian, and also speaks fluent 
Spanish. With the goal to create her own fashion brand, Naomi is interested in studying fashion design  and marketing at Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising, Milano Fashion Institute, Pasadena City  College or the University of Southern California. Naomi is the daughter of Piero Stillitano and Nerida  Gonzalez, and has two brothers, Toraino and Taaj. 
Emmerson Tucker is a senior at Blair High School, and lives in Pasadena. She is volleyball team captain and a member of the Health Careers Academy at Blair High School, a player for Odin Select Basketball club  team, a Girl Scout of the Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles chapter, a member of the mentorship program  with Miss Black Pasadena, and a volunteer with mothers and babies at Huntington Hospital. Emmerson  enjoys painting, swimming, writing poetry, gardening and researching medicine. She is interested in  pursuing a career in the medical field and intends to follow the pre-med track at New York University,  Stanford University or a Historically Black College or University, such as Spelman College. Emmerson is the  daughter of Michael Tucker and Erika Banks-Tucker, and has a brother Moss, and a sister, Erynn.