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Date Posted: 10:49:46 12/07/25 Sun
Author: to even run for Miss Racine?
Subject: I see where Rosie Miliaca won Miss Racine. How does she qualify
In reply to: Milw 's message, "Racine pageants tonight" on 12:40:52 12/06/25 Sat

I thought she lived in Oak Creek, but perhaps I am wrong in that she now lives or works somewhere in Racine county. This was the fifth title she has won, and similar to Jenna Walkins or Kylie Thompson, it seems she has success in winning local titles, but once she gets to state -- nothing. It isn't anything new for gals to hop from one title to the next, but when they are successful at state, I can understand their motivation to continue -- Kristina Smaby,Raeanna, and Tianna come to mind.
It seems logical that after previously winning four titles, Rosie would have the edge going into this competition, competing against 11 other girls that never even one local title. However, it would have been nice if one of these other candidates had been given the chance to represent Racine and compete at Miss Wisconsin -- especially since the one that won can't seem to get past 1st base.

>
>Good luck to all 12 candidates who will compete for
>the title of Miss Racine 2026 this afternoon at Jerome
>I. Case High School in Racine. Returning is last
>year's first runner-up Tiffany Brown.
>
>And also, best wishes to the eight teen entrants for
>the Miss Racine's Teen 2026 crown. The show begins at
>4:00 pm today, Saturday, December 6 with special guest
>Miss Racine 2025/Miss Wisconsin 2025, Willow Newell
>and Miss Racine's Teen 2025, Jade Hooper attending.
>
>Looks like none of last year's runners-up took over as
>Miss Racine after Willow won the state crown this past
>June, right?

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Can anyone clarify if I am incorrect, but doesn't Miss Kenosha and Miss Racine -- allow for UW-Parkside students to compete for either title?, 12:14:06 12/08/25 Mon
- Yes, that is correct, and Rosie attends -- UW-Parkside., 14:10:24 12/08/25 Mon
From my memory of Miss Kenosha and Miss Racine---these local pageants have -- always let those students to compete since about 2005, 14:02:51 12/12/25 Fri

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>I thought she lived in Oak Creek, but perhaps I am >wrong in that she now lives or works somewhere in >Racine county. This was the fifth title she has won, >and similar to Jenna Walkins or Kylie Thompson, it >seems she has success in winning local titles, but >once she gets to state -- nothing. It isn't anything >new for gals to hop from one title to the next, but >when they are successful at state, I can understand >their motivation to continue -- Kristina >Smaby,Raeanna, and Tianna come to mind. >It seems logical that after previously winning four >titles, Rosie would have the edge going into this >competition, competing against 11 other girls that >never even one local title. However, it would have >been nice if one of these other candidates had been >given the chance to represent Racine and compete at >Miss Wisconsin -- especially since the one that won >can't seem to get past 1st base. > > > >> >>Good luck to all 12 candidates who will compete for >>the title of Miss Racine 2026 this afternoon at Jerome >>I. Case High School in Racine. Returning is last >>year's first runner-up Tiffany Brown. >> >>And also, best wishes to the eight teen entrants for >>the Miss Racine's Teen 2026 crown. The show begins at >>4:00 pm today, Saturday, December 6 with special guest >>Miss Racine 2025/Miss Wisconsin 2025, Willow Newell >>and Miss Racine's Teen 2025, Jade Hooper attending. >> >>Looks like none of last year's runners-up took over as >>Miss Racine after Willow won the state crown this past >>June, right?

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