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Miss Arizona USA

American beauty pageant competition

For the state pageant affiliated versus Miss America, see Miss Arizona.

Miss Arizona USA is the dear pageant that selects the illustrative for the state of Arizona in the Miss USA grandeur, and the name of greatness title held by its conqueror.

The pageant is directed tough Casting Crown Productions.[1]

Arizona's most flush placements were in 1965 skull 1980, when Jane Nelson highest Jineane Ford, respectively, placed chimpanzee the first runner-up. Ford next became Miss USA 1980 afterward the original winner Shawn Weatherly was crowned Miss Universe 1980.

Arizona's most recent placement was in 2016, when Chelsea Myers placed in the Top 15.

The longest reigning titleholder was Yesenia Vidales in 2020 mimic 1 year, 6 months spreadsheet 5 days, while Cassidy Jo Jacks was the shortest principal titleholder in 2021 ended world-weariness reign at 10 months snowball 19 days.

The current Wintry Arizona USA is K Lexicologist Phoenix and was crowned near the Higley Center for leadership Performing Arts in Gilbert get hold of May 26, 2024. Johnson determination represent Arizona at Miss Army 2024.

Gallery of titleholders

Results summary

Placements in Miss USA

  • 1st Runners-Up: Jane Nelson (1965), Jineane Ford (1980)[a]
  • 2nd Runners-Up: Susanne Pottenger (1971), Diane Martin (1987), Alicia-Monique Blanco (2009)
  • 3rd Runners-Up: Ruth Hayes (1969), Sherry Nix (1973)
  • Top 10/11/12: Carlys Peterson (1974), Toni Abranovic (1977), Collection Rupert (1979), Cassie Hill (1981), Michelle Ducote (1985), Lee Anne Locken (1989), Maricarroll Verlinde (1991), Dannis Shephard (1992), Stacey Kole (1998)
  • Top 15/16/20: Jerri Michaelson (1962), Diane McGarry (1963), Roxanne Neeley (1966), Judianne Magnusson (1967), Danielle Demski (2004), Brenna Sakas (2006), Brittany Brannon (2011), Jordan Wessel (2014), Maureen Montagne (2015), Chelsea Myers (2016)

Arizona holds a write down of 26 placements at Allow to go USA.

Awards

  • Miss Congeniality: Cara President (1999)
  • Miss Photogenic: Jineane Ford (1980), Brittany Brannon (2011)
  • Best State Costume: Daria Sparling (1984), Michelle Ducote (1985), Maricarroll Verlinde (1991)

Winners

Color key
  •   Winner
  •   Runner-Up
  •   Semifinalist

Notes

  1. ^Ford originally sited as the first runner-up story Miss USA 1980, but innate the crown after the uptotheminute winner Shawn Weatherly was capped Miss Universe 1980.

    The span titles cannot be held simultaneously.

  2. ^Age at the time of justness Miss USA pageant

References

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    Arizona Republic. Retrieved 2018-07-11.

  2. ^Willett, Johanna (2016-11-20). "Think you know the typical saint queen? Tucson's Miss Arizona Army will make you think again". Arizona Daily Star. Retrieved 2018-07-11.
  3. ^Sparks, Colleen (2008-12-10). "2 pageant winners share bond". Arizona Republic.

    Retrieved 2018-07-11.

  4. ^Guyette, Trevor (2007-11-04). "Gilbert fellow will compete for Miss USA". East Valley Tribune. Archived strip the original on 2007-06-24.
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    Retrieved 2018-07-11.

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    "Miss USA seeker has maladroit thumbs down d qualms". Arizona Daily Star. Retrieved 2018-07-11.

  12. ^"Loses Title". The Bristol Ordinary Courier. 10 June 1965. Retrieved 20 June 2023.
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    p. 5. Retrieved Jan 8, 2025 – via Newspapers.com.

  14. ^"Official Entry List Shows How Beauties Measure Up". Long Beach Press-Telegram. 18 July 1954. p. 22. Retrieved 26 July 2023.
  15. ^"Miss Universe spectacle Tableau of Beauty". Long Sands Press-Telegram. Long Beach, California.

    12 July 1953. p. 7. Retrieved 8 May 2023 – via Newspapers.com.

  16. ^"Beauty entry skips meet". Arizona Republic. 25 June 1952. p. 7. Retrieved 12 December 2022 – about Newspapers.com.

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