Miss Teen America

Miss Teen America is an American beauty contest that serves as a training ground for many young American girls, many of whom go on to win other titles. Winners have had ongoing columns in Supermodels Unlimited and Pageantry magazines. Miss Teen America is not associated with the Miss America Organization nor should it be confused with Miss Teen USA. In July 2010, Nikki Clark, President of Miss Teen America, Inc. became the new Executive Director of Miss Teen America.

Winners

Year Winner State Notes
1995-96Bethany Logan Connecticut
1997-98Christella Carpenter Kentucky
1999Heather Konitshek ConnecticutNow married and has her own photography business, Photographic Vision;[1] Official Photographer of the International Junior Miss Pageant and Miss Teen America Pageant
2000Amanda Zachary IllinoisCompeted in the Miss Indiana and Miss Illinois systems and won preliminary titles
2001Cara Hays Arkansas
2002Lacey Minchew GeorgiaLater Miss Louisiana USA 2009
2003Alysha Castonguay Rhode IslandPreviously Miss Rhode Island Teen USA 2002 & Top 10 at Miss Teen USA 2002;[2] Cheerleader for the New England Patriots from 2006-2008;[3] Later Miss Teen Galaxy 2005 & Miss Rhode Island USA 2009
2004Chelsea Fahey IllinoisCompeted in the Galaxy System; Featured by ABC news health beat story[4]
2005Meghan Bryan North Carolina
2006Brittany Monico Connecticut
2007Brittany Dawn Brannon ArizonaLater Miss Arizona USA 2011
2008-09Kaitlyn Tarpey New YorkLater Miss Connecticut 2013
2010Katie Himes Kentucky
2011Katarina Kneer New Jersey
2012Eleana Frangedis Florida
2013Lindsay Dobbs Georgia
2014Catherine Kirkland South Carolina
2015Summer Rogers South Carolina
2016Megan Whittaker Texas
2017Ciana Pelekai Hawaii
2018Olivia Occhingrossi Florida
2019Jillian Elliott Louisiana

Notable national contestants

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