After Adam & Eve contract star Teagan Presley [pictured] was tapped to co-host the 2010 Nightmoves Awards in Tampa, she also went down with multi nominations for Adam & Eve and skinworXXX, including a nomination for Best Female Performer, the only star nominated who is a girl/girl performer.

When the dust settled at the Sunday night shin dig, Teagan walked away with Best Female Performer (Editor’s Choice), her two starring vehicles Bree and Teagan and Deviance both winning Best in their respective categories, and Adam & Eve taking home Best Packaging for The 8th Day.

“This is two big voting award shows in a row where editors and fans have nominated me for Best Female Performer, and that’s a huge honor for me in itself since I stopped doing boy/girl three years ago,” Presley comments.

Presley’s last boy/girl scene shot was in Not the Brady’s XXX: Marcia Marcia Marcia with Evan Stone.

“To actually win Best Female Performer as girl/girl only, speaks volumes about just how great the fans are, and makes me feel spectacular that my work is still appreciated. I perform each scene with the same aggression, and it doesn’t matter if it’s a cock or a pussy I’m attacking.”

Deviance, produced by Teagan and partner Joshua’s production company skinworXXX, has now won a lion’s share of best all-sex releases at AVN, CAVR and now Nightmoves. “To win this many awards for my second movie in the business is ridiculous! When we shot the movie, me, Teagan, Eva Angelina and B. Skow all knew we had something special. To see it get this kind of response is insane. I hope that D2: Deviance gets the same or better response, as I really put my heart and soul into it,” director Joshua adds.

For Adam & Eve, signing Teagan may have seemed to be a risk because of her “no dick” policy, but the proven star had already delivered big with Sun Goddess and Deviance for them, and her first role as a contract star, in Andre Madness’s Bree & Teagan, just delivered once again as Best All-Girl Release.

“We always wanted Teagan as a contract star, so when we had the opportunity to make a deal, we jumped on it,” Meredith Christopher, head of Adam & Eve production adds.

“She is one of the best sellers of all-time for us, and she keeps on getting better and better. Her star power is blind to the fact she only does girl/girl.”