Tasha’s a Nursing major at Leeward Community College who’s been modeling for five years. She was born and raised on the beautiful island of Oahu and just recently moved to Vegas. She’s Filipino, Spanish, Italian and English. We, on the other hand, are in love. With cold and flu season right around the corner, we’re hoping Tasha’s on call for some serious medical attention. You’ll probably need it when we add her to our list of Hawaiian Hotties.

Cally’s a freshman at Florida Atlantic University who majors in Nursing and is a sister in the Alpha Delta Pi sorority. She recently won Playboy’s Hottest College Girl contest and will host a party to celebrate that honor in January (read more about that here). She enjoys pretty much anything on or near the water – fishing, boating, tubing, skimboarding, and longboarding are among her favorites. She also came in second place in the Miss Reef 2010 and can be seen on Bullz-eye and PuffPuffParty. While not throwing date parties at school, she’s a promo model for Tantra nightclub. I don’t even think practicing Tantra could help us control ourselves around Cally. Time to book our flights to Tampa!

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