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Subject: Pray for Miss America


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Date Posted: 13:10:31 07/26/24 Fri
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This Monday is the big Mediation between Robin and Glenn. Please pray that they can put their differences aside and come up with a compromise as to who owns Miss America. This is going to absolutely break the organization of this lawsuit continues to the end. If Robin is named owner, then Miss America no longer has any money to run. If Glenn is named owner, then we will have a major fiasco of a man with his reputation being the sole owner. We need both of them for different reasons.

Pray for a supernatural breakthrough for them to reconcile their differences and come together in a new way to lead Miss America together like they originally envisioned.

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Subject: And just as predicted rebel will require a different color for state and national pageants


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Date Posted: 17:35:37 07/22/24 Mon
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Subject: Miss USA and Miss Teen USA 2024 schedule


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Date Posted: 17:45:03 07/26/24 Fri
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In honoring of the 2024 Summer Olympics, which is now underway. Next week will be another busy week for Miss USA pageantry.

July 31 - Miss Teen USA Preliminaries and Miss Teen USA Costume Competition
August 1 - Miss Teen USA Final
August 2 - Day-off
August 3 - Miss USA Preliminaries
August 4 - Miss USA Final

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Subject: The parade of nations


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Date Posted: 16:17:13 07/26/24 Fri
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While the world awaits and will enjoy the parade of nations from the 2024 Summer Olympics from Paris, France, tonight (airing on NBC), you can see the parade of nations in this video from the 1982 Miss Universe pageant live from Lima, Peru.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUu4xgYUqzU
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Universe_1982


It was 40 years ago tonight, on July 26, 1982, a young woman from Canada was named Miss Universe. And most of the media was focused on the second runner-up (Miss Italy) complaints about first runner-up (Miss Gaum) not deserving to be in the top five. Any remember that? Happy 40th year anniversary to all who enjoyed this 1982 pageant.

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Subject: Speed painting - sketching


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Date Posted: 17:25:47 07/26/24 Fri
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41 – WI – Betty Miller – caricature of Pres. Roosevelt
46 – Louisville – Patricia Fenton – sketching
47 – AR – Pamela Camp – sketching of Lenora Slaughter
47 – Philadelphia – Kay McClane – Frank Sinatra
52 – NV – Bonnie Wilson – 8 foot high sketching of Miss Liberty + two 6 foot charcoal sketching
53 – NE – Diana Hann – fashion sketching
54 – VA – Julia Bruening – chalk sketching of Statue of Liberty
55 – NY – Diane Deutsch – fashion sketching
58 – MD – Mary Roberta Page – chalk sketching
62 – VA – Patricia Gaulding – caricature sketching of college girls
77 – KY – Karen Gordon – chalk sketching of Mark Twain
18 – DE - Joanna Wicks – “Confident”
19 – KS – Annika Wooton – Ruth Bader Ginsburg
21 – VT – Danielle Morse – Johnny Cash to “Ring of Fire”
24 – MI – Maya Schuhknecht – Michael Jackson to “Beat It”
Pending:
25 – PR – Wilma Victoria Richiez – Antonia Novello

These were “live on stage” sketching painting.

There were more art paintings & sketch displays by other contestants, mainly in the 1940’s, 1950’s and 1960’ - that were not "live on stage" painting.

correction and additions please. thank you

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Subject: BEST MOMENT OF THE TRIAL


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Date Posted: 16:03:57 07/18/24 Thu
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Ryan Brown: I assume that the Miss America Organization had Robin do a financial disclosure check. Of course anyone who knows what they are doing would do a financial disclosure when they are selling something with $4.1 million debt.

Shantel: We did not do a financial disclosure check on Robin Fleming.

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Subject: Has anyone been following the Miss Kansas story


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Date Posted: 01:06:20 07/23/24 Tue
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Apparently her domestic abuser was in the audience at the Miss Kansas finals when she won-and she called him OUT-but didn't mention his name. To me that is a STALKING and a security issue and why was he allowed to be in the audience in the first place?

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Subject: Miss Colorado Judges Announced


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Date Posted: 17:00:33 07/10/24 Wed
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Cathy Howell
Jim Montgomery
Kathleen Pettigrove
Sandra Thebaud
Jessica Urban Prince

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Subject: New Lawsuit?


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Date Posted: 16:40:20 07/23/24 Tue
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There are several long time Miss America volunteers, who wish to remain anonymous at this time, that are in the process of exploring possible legal options to render the sale of Miss America back in December 2022 as illegitimate. They are in preliminary talks with at least one attorney in Delaware (where the sale happened) to see if there is a case. Here are the reasons for the possible legal challenge:

1. The sale paperwork indicates that the purchase price is $100 plus a “Buyer Reserve of Four Million, One Hundred Sixty Thousand, Seven Hundred and Thirty Six.” Shantel Krebs openly admitted under oath that she did not do a Financial Disclosure on Robin Fleming to see if she actually had the Buyer’s Reserve needed for the purchase. An email from Robin submitted into evidence admits she did not even have assets totaling 250K, much less 4 million.

2. Ryan stated under oath that as the Treasurer of the selling organization, he did not see any Financial Disclosure documents for the buyer.

3. No one really knows who actually owns the purchasing entities (Miss America competition and Miss America IP);therefore ,the Board did not actually know who they were selling the organization to.

4. Shantel stated under oath (lying, of course) that Miss America wasn’t being sold because it was in financial ruins. Everyone else on the Board knows this isn’t the truth.

5. While the Board did not know that Glenn Straub was a possible owner of Miss America, Robin did and she hid it from the Board during the purchase process. Of course the Organization would have never sold it to her if they know it potentially was co-owned by a man with a history of being accused of allegedly mistreating women.

The purpose of the potential legal filing would be to have a judge review the sale, potentially ruling the sale illegitimate and therefore opening it up to either other buyers or other 501c3s to run it as a non-profit again.

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Subject: Anyone have any idea when we can expect to hear who will be the head of MAO until the hearing for ownership? Thought we’d hear by now.


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Date Posted: 15:45:57 07/24/24 Wed
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Subject: FYI Vanessa Williams is going to be the cover story in People magazine on newsstands tomorrow. Click in for an article from Yahoo Entertainment.


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https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/vanessa-williams-quietly-divorced-jim-140000282.html

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Subject: Miss America Talents: Anyone know what songs the following twelve Miss America 2025 contestants performed to? Arizona’s dance Idaho’s dance Illinois’ dance Iowa’s vocal Maryland’s vocal Missouri’s ballet Montana’s piano Nevada’s ballet New Jersey’s dance New Mexico’s ballet folklorico Oregon’s Latin jazz dance Pennsylvania’s baton twirl


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Date Posted: 13:26:20 07/22/24 Mon
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Arizona’s dance
Idaho’s dance
Illinois’ dance
Iowa’s vocal
Maryland’s vocal
Missouri’s ballet
Montana’s piano
Nevada’s ballet
New Jersey’s dance
New Mexico’s ballet folklorico
Oregon’s Latin jazz dance
Pennsylvania’s baton twirl

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Subject: MAO Class of 2025 Complete


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Date Posted: 01:07:47 07/23/24 Tue
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Alabama (Abbi Stockard; Age 21; Cystic Fibrosis; Dance)
Alaska (Jordan Naylor, Age 26, Heart Health, Ballroom Dance)
Arizona (Shailey Ringenbach; Age 20; Share the Love Pet Therapy; Dance)
Arkansas (Camille Cathey, Age 22, Volunteerism, Vocalist)
California (Kimberly Vernon, Age 27, Arts for All, Jazz Dance)
Colorado (Alexandra Lotko; Age 26; It’s Okay Not to be Okay; Vocal)
Connecticut (Monica Fenwick; Age 24?; Communication is Key; Flute)
Delaware (Nova Gaffney; Age 24; Domestic Violence Awareness; Ballet Dance)
Florida (Casana Fink; Age 25; Organ Donation; Lyrical Dance)
Georgia (Ludwig Louizaire, Age 26, Education for Every Student, Vocalist)
Hawaii (Hayley Cheyney-Kane; Age 26; Preventative Medicine; Vocal / Hula combo)
Idaho (Madison Andreason; Age 21; Get Up and Get Out; Dance)
Illinois (Breana Bagley, Age 26, Defying Pancreatic and Rare Diseases, Dancer)
Indiana (Kaylyn Melham; Age 23; Change Through Theatre; Vocal)
Iowa (Abi Batu-Tiako, Age 21, The United Voices, Vocalist)
Kansas (Alexis Smith, Age 25, Respect Reclaimed, Ventriloquism)
Kentucky (Chapel Tinius, Age 24, Veteran’s Awareness & Appreciation, Fiddle)
Louisiana (Olivia Grace George, Age 20, Education is Key, Dance)
Maine (Jennie Daley; Age 28; Dress Like an Engineer; HerStory)
Maryland (Bridget O’Brien; Age 22?; Boomerang; Vocal)
Massachusetts (Kiersten Khoury; Age 23; Check the Chicas; HerStory)
Michigan (Jenae Lodewyk, Age 24?, Women in the Workplace, HerStory)
Minnesota (Emily Schumacher, Age 24, Heart Health, Tap Dance)
Mississippi (Becky Williams, Age 22, Make a Move, Jazz Dance)
Missouri (Ashley Berry, Age 20, Media Smart, Ballet Dance)
Montana (Kaylee Wolfensberger; Age 20?; Healing Harmonies; Piano)
Nebraska (Raechel Warren, Age 28, Passion to Purpose, Roller Skating)
Nevada (Karrina Ferris, Age 22?, Inform to Reform, Lyrical / Ballet Dance)
New Hampshire (Emily Spencer, Age 23, Inspiring Inclusivity, Lyrical Dance)
New Jersey (Elizabeth Mendel, Age 22, IMAGE is Everywhere, Dancer)
New Mexico (Emille-Marie Enriquez, Age ?, The Apricot Ribbon Campaign, Ballet Folkloric)
New York (Abigail Quammen; Age 24; Literacy; Vocal)
North Carolina (Carrie Everett; Age 20; Equity to Build Community; Vocal)
North Dakota (Sophia Richards, Age 23, BIOgirls, Vocalist)
Ohio (Stephanie Finoti, Age 21, Preparing Young Women for STEM, Ballet Dance)
Oklahoma (Lauren Frost, Age 24, Adoption – Oklahoma’s Option, Contemporary Clogging)
Oregon (Abigail Hoppe; Age 25; Making Type 1 Diabetes feel like Type None; Latin Jazz Dance)
Pennsylvania (Page Weinstein, Age 26, Beauty for All, Baton)
Puerto Rico (Wilma Victoria Richiez; Age?; Access Education and Essential Resources; ?)
Rhode Island (Ali Hornung, Age 24, Glimmer of Hope, Vocalist)
South Carolina (Davis Walsh; Age 23; Guiding Youth with Incarcerated Parents; Vocal)
South Dakota (Joelle Simpson, Age 20, Nurturing Nature, Harpist)
Tennessee (Carley Vogel; Age 23?; Organ Donation; Vocal)
Texas (Annette Addo-Yobo; Age 25?; Autism Awareness; HerStory)
Utah (Paris Matthews, Age 26, The Power of Play, Dance)
Virginia (Carlehr Swanson; Age 25?; Vocal / Piano combo)
Washington (Hermona Girmay; Age 23; SheCan, Supporting Women’s Education; Vocal)
Washington D.C. (Katie Ann Powell; Age 26?; Full Confidence Ahead; Harpist)
West Virginia (Jennifer Reuther; Age ; Wellness Across West Virginia; Dance)
Wisconsin (Mandi Genord; Age 22; Movement Matters; Dance)
Wyoming (Baylee Drewry, Age 20, Supporting Girls and Women in Sports, HerStory)
Vermont (Meara Seery, Age 24, Green for Good, Vocalist)

Please provide any corrections in comments. Thank you.

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Subject: States reaching out to judge over case


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Date Posted: 21:11:21 07/22/24 Mon
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Can the state directors privately reach out to the judge over the case and plea for Robin’s removal? Would their identities remain confidential? I think this could be helpful in getting Robin officially removed.

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Subject: Robin's Dictatorship is Destroying Miss America


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Date Posted: 13:49:05 07/13/24 Sat
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I'm fed up with the way Robin is running Miss America into the ground. Her dictatorial approach is forcing everyone to bend to her will and cater to her sponsors. The recent email she sent, targeting several dress sponsors and dictating where contestants can order their dresses, is utterly absurd. Who does she think she is? Contestants should have the freedom to choose their own sponsors and attire without her heavy-handed interference.

Robin should be shaking in her boots over the pending lawsuit. Sure, she has some state directors backing her up, but that's only because they're scared of getting fired. It won't be enough to save her. She's nothing but a crook who rigged the 2024 competition and will undoubtedly rig the next one. Anyone who tries to stand up to her or Ryan Brown is immediately blacklisted. It's disgraceful and damaging to the integrity of the Miss America organization.

And let's talk about Henris. They're as crooked as they come, lining Robin's pockets while trying to force contestants to use their services. The gift certificates Henris is giving out will just be padded into the prices of their gowns, so it's not really a gift at all—just another way to milk money from the contestants and their families.

It's infuriating to see such shady liars at the helm, destroying the legacy of Miss America. We need transparency, fairness, and leadership that genuinely cares about the contestants and the true values of the organization. Robin and her cronies are nothing but a stain on Miss America, and it's time for a change.

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Subject: The lights have bern turned on


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Date Posted: 13:38:49 07/17/24 Wed
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Today, we are learning so much about the woman who has been leading this organization for the past 18 months. None of them good. She doesn’t pay her taxes. She declares she was “prey” of Glenn’s. Has no paperwork to back up any of her claims. Her lawyers have no proof of ownership to present, so are just trying to bring in other issues Glenn has.

She has subpoenaed two long time Miss America volunteers to testify that she is an excellent business woman. My heart breaks for them. They know clearly that she has single-handedly dismantled the national scholarship fund. Under Robin’s new rules, their 2023 winners received Zero Dollars at Miss America. They have both seen all the new money that must be raised and turned over to Robin. They have both seen numerous friends of theirs removed or silenced due to our leaders spite.

Glenn, if you or your team is reading this, we could all give you a long line of people could testify regarding Robin’s business ability. Starting with the Regalia guys; going to the past two formers; the previous CO board and many others in the USA system, the dress business and probably even Pilllsbury.

We will never view Robin the same again. She was looking for that brass ring. And again failed.

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Subject: Miss USA roommate selection


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Date Posted: 18:55:27 07/23/24 Tue
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Subject: I've read that Miss Puerto Rico Wilma Victoria Richiez's talent was speed painting. Does anyone know what it was she was painting, and what the musical accompaniment was?


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Subject: Today in history....


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Date Posted: 18:02:48 07/23/24 Tue
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Well, since it seemed it escaped everyone who reads this MAO message board forum for why nothing was posted about it....it was on this day in history on Monday, July 23, 1984 when then-Miss America 1984, Vanessa Lynn Williams had resigned her title (under pressure by Albert Marks, Leonard Horn and the board of directors of the Miss America Organization in Atlantic City, New Jersey) due to an unexpected Penthouse Magazine spread of naked pictures taken of Vanessa, one or two years she became Miss New York 1983.

Vanessa had 72 hours to decide to resign in grace or be dethroned in shame. She decided the former, and she still remains one of the famed and popular former Miss America winners.

http://time.com/3961120/miss-america-scandal-vanessa-williams/

http://www.the-sun.com/entertainment/10021755/vanessa-williams-miss-america-winner/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanessa_Williams_and_Miss_America

Two weeks ago (July 9th) on ABC's late evening Nightline show and also on Good Morning America, reporter Deborah Roberts conducted an interview with Vanessa who is about to star in new 'The Devil Wears Prada' musical.
http://atlantablackstar.com/2024/07/10/vanessa-williams-unrecognizable-and-thin-appearance-during-gma-interview/

So, Happy 40th anniversary to former Miss New Jersey 1983, Suzette Charles being named Miss America, and reigned until September 15, 1984 when she crowned Miss Utah, Sharlene Wells as her Miss America 1985 successor. Forty years ago and has Vanessa and Suzette ever met in person in the years since?

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Subject: The final state preliminary of the year is tonight: the return of Miss Puerto Rico after 8 years. A list of contestants.


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Date Posted: 08:23:57 07/21/24 Sun
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MISS:

1. Bayamon--May Diaz
2. Carolina--Nitzalissa Gorman
3. Dorado--(Wilma) Victoria Richiez (Mateo)
4. Humacao--Alexa Rubi Gonzalez de León

TEEN:

1. Caguas’ Teen--Anelys Torres
2. Cayey’s Teen--Yetsi Felix
3. San Juan’s Teen--Azahara Rosado
4. Toa Baja’s Teen--Alexandra Enid Santiago

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Subject: Reposting Article on the PA Bully Sine It Was Deleted


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Date Posted: 07:36:16 07/09/24 Tue
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13572679/victoria-vespico-miss-pennsylvania-stalked-rival-girl-scouts-harvard.html


I spoke to Robyn yesterday and she said that anyone who has experienced any bullying in the org, especially in Pennsylvania, should reach out to her personally. Her social media is public so other victims can contact her, and she is keeping all names anonymous unless otherwise agreed to beforehand. My daughter came forward to her back in March and she still hasn’t shared her name, or the names of any other victims. Even the other girl who spoke out in this article still was able to remain anonymous after withdrawing from the organization.

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Subject: What is the current MAO policy for titleholders that want to compete in other organizations after the state competition?


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What is the current MAO policy for titleholders that want to compete in other organizations after the state competition?

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Subject: MISS AMERICA TALENTS. Update #2. As of 22 July 2024.


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MISS AMERICA TALENTS. Update #2. As of 22 July 2024.

1. Alabama: Abbie Stockard – Lyrical Dance – “You Say” by Lauren Daigle
2. Alaska: Jordan Brielle Naylor -- Ballroom Dance – “A Little Party Never Killed Anybody (All We Got)” by Fergie
3. Arizona: Shailey Sue Ringenbach -- Dance -- ????
4. Arkansas: Camille Cathey -- Vocal – “If I Had My Way” by Linda Eder
5. California: Kimberly Vernon -- Jazz Dance – “Proud Mary” by Ike & Tina Turner
6. Colorado: Alexandra Michele Lotko – Vocal – “Yesterday” by The Beatles
7. Connecticut: Monica Ann Fenwick -- Woodwind: Flute – “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen
8. Delaware: Nova Rae Gaffney -- Classical Ballet en Pointe – “Black Swan Variation”
9. District of Columbia: Katie Ann Powell -- Bow-String: Harp – “Baroque Flamenco” by Deborah Henson-Conant
10. Florida: Casana Fink – Dance – “Rescue” by Lauren Daigle
11. Georgia: Ludwidg (LuLu) Louizaire – Vocal – “I Believe in You and Me” by Whitney Houston.
12. Hawaii: Hayley Kaimalie Cheyney-Kane – Vocal / Hula – “Aloha Wau Ia 'Oe”
13. Idaho: Madison (Madi) Andreason – Dance -- ????
14. Illinois: Breana Kay Bagley -- Dance -- ????
15. Indiana: Kalyn Brook Melham – Vocal – “They Just Keep Moving the Line” from “Smash” (???)
16. Iowa: Abigaille Julia (Abi) Batu-Tiako – Vocal -- ????
17. Kansas: Alexis Smith – Ventriloquism – “The Auctioneer” by Leroy Van Dyke
18. Kentucky: Chapel Faye Tinius -- Bow-String: Fiddle – “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” by The Charlie Daniels Band / Orange Blossom Special by Ervin T. Rouse (???)
19. Louisiana: Olivia Grace George -- Dance – “The Elvis ’68 Comeback Special” (Does anyone know the exact Elvis song?)
20. Maine: Jennie Daley – HERStory – “I Want to Be an Engineer”
21. Maryland: Bridget O’Brien -- Vocal – “Don’t Rain on My Parade” from “Funny Girl”
22. Massachusetts: Kiersten Khoury -- HERstory – “Undefined”
23. Michigan: Jenae Clayre Lodewyk -- HERstory – “Rising to the Occasion”
24. Minnesota: Emily Rae Schumacher -- Tap Dance – Elvis Has Left the Building Medley: “Jailhouse Rock”, “Trouble”, “Viva Las Vegas”, “Burning Love”, “Hound Dog”
25. Mississippi: Rebecca (Becky) Williams -- Jazz Dance – “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen
26. Missouri: Ashley Berry -- Ballet en Pointe – ????
27. Montana: Kaylee Anne Wolfensberger – Piano -- ????
28. Nebraska: Raechel Warren -- Artistic Roller Skating – “The Show Must Go On” by Queen
29. Nevada: Karrina Ferris -- Ballet en Pointe -- ????
30. New Hampshire: Emily Maureen Spencer -- Ballet en Pointe – “One Moment in Time” by Whitney Houston
31. New Jersey: Elizabeth Mendel -- Dance-- ????
32. New Mexico: Emille Marie Enriquez -- Ballet Folklorico -- ????
33. New York: Abigail Quamenn – Vocal – “The Impossible Dream” from “Man of La Mancha”
34. North Carolina: Carrie Everett – Vocal – “And I Am Telling You (I’m Not Going)” from Dreamgirls
35. North Dakota: Sophia Richards – Vocal – “La Vie en Rose” by Edith Piaf / Grace Jones
36. Ohio: Stephanie Finoti -- Ballet en Pointe – “Don Quixote” by Marius Petipa and Ludwig Minkus
37. Oklahoma: Lauren Frost -- Contemporary Clogging -- “Hound Dog” (Big Mama version) by Big Mama Thornton
38. Oregon: Abigail Marie Hoppe – Latin Jazz Dance – ????
39. Pennsylvania: Page MacKenzie Weinstein -- Baton Twirl -- ????
40. Puerto Rico: (Wilma) Victoria Richiez (Mateo) – Speed Painting -- ???? (Song and Painting)
41. Rhode Island: Ali Hornung – Vocal – “Part of Your World”
42. South Carolina: Davis Wash – Vocal – “Ain’t No Sunshine”
43. South Dakota: Joelle Simpson -- Bow-String: Harp – “Harp Cadenza from Tchaikovsky ballet Swan Lake”
44. Tennessee: Carley Jaymes Vogel -- Vocal – “Climb Every Mountain” from “The Sound of Music”
45. Texas: Annette Addo-Yobo – Slam Poetry – “When Andrew Speaks, Autism S.P.E.A.K.S” (Is this the actual name??)
46. Utah: Paris Julia Matthews -- Jazz Dance -- 80’S MEDLEY: ????
47. Vermont: Meara Seery -- Vocal – “Seven Nation Army” by The White Stripes
48. Virginia: Carlehr Swanson – Vocal / Piano – “Natural Woman” by Aretha Franklin
49. Washington: Hermona Girmay – Vocal – “Home” from “The Wiz”
50. West Virginia: Jennifer Nicole Reuther -- Lyrical Dance – “Beautiful People” by Ed Sheeran featuring Khalid
51. Wisconsin: Mandi J. Genord -- Jazz Dance – “You Don’t Own Me” by Lesley Gore
52. Wyoming: Baylee Drewry – HERstory – “Miss Drewry, Wrestling Coach” (???)

These are the MISS talents performed at state. Please reply with any new input, talent changes for nationals, or any corrections.

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Subject: MISS AMERICA’S TEEN TALENTS. Update #2: As of 22 July 2024.


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MISS AMERICA’S TEEN TALENTS. Update #2: As of 22 July 2024.

1. Alabama: Ali Mims -- Opera: Lyric-Soprano – “O mio babbino caro” from Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi
2. Alaska: Meghan Paige Roth -- Lyrical Dance – “Dandelions” by Ruth B
3. Arizona: Vianah Rose Bradt -- Dance --????
4. Arkansas: Peyton Nicole Bolling – Jazz Dance -- “Man of La Mancha (I, Don Quixote)” from “Man of La Mancha”
5. California: Keira Elizabeth Bixler -- Ballet en Pointe -- “Big Noise from Winnetka” by Gene Krupa
6. Colorado: Maddie Coombes – Lyrical Dance -- ????
7. Connecticut; Camryn Elyse Patton -- Dance -- ????
8. Delaware: Gabrielle Morgan -- Musical Theatre Lyrical Dance -- ????
9. District of Columbia:
10. Florida: Ireland Harkins -- Tap Dance – “Ophelia” by The Lumineers
11. Georgia: Carrington Elan Manous -- Lyrical Dance – “I Don’t Know My Own Strength” by Whitney Houston
12. Hawaii: Nicole Taylor McCain -- Lyrical Dance – “Defying Gravity” from “Wicked”
13. Idaho: BrekLynn Pancheri -- Dance -- ????
14. Illinois: Lucy Kuelper – Vocal -- ????
15. Indiana: Bella Bauer -- Lyrical Dance -- ????
16. Iowa: Avery Bradley – Dance – “Voice of God” by David Bowe (not to be confused with David Bowie)
17. Kansas: Averie Mountain -- Cinema Lyrical – “Friend Like Me” from “Aladdin”
18. Kentucky: Mallory Jones – Vocal – “Blue Moon” by Elvis Presley (or The Marcels)
19. Louisiana: Melissa Le – Piano -- Hungarian Rhapsody by Franz Liszt
20. Maine: Eva Antonia Benjamin – Vocal – “Aleluya (En La Tierra)” by Elevation Worship
21. Maryland: Zoe Zuzak -- Dance -- ????
22. Massachusetts: Margaret (Maggie) Leighton – Vocal -- “Livin’ On a Prayer” by Bon-Jovi
23. Michigan: Isabelle Lorraine Musk -- Contemporary Dance – “This Version of Me” by ODESZA
24. Minnesota: Brynn Marie Olson -- Jazz Dance -- “Tough Lover” by Etta James or Christina Aguilera.
25. Mississippi: Brooke Elizabeth Bumgarner – Vocal – “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” from “The Wizard of Oz”
26. Missouri: Bridget Caldwell -- Tap Dance – “I Got You (I Feel Good)” by James Brown
27. Montana: Emma McPherson – Dance -- ????
28. Nebraska: Janae Harris -- Dance -- ????
29. Nevada: Ava Ilitchev -- Lyrical Dance -- ????
30. New Hampshire: Kylie Laroche – Lyrical Dance – “Wind Beneath My Wings” by Bette Midler.
31. New Jersey: Abigail Mignucci – Vocal – “The Life I've Never Led” from “Sister Act: The Musical”
32. New Mexico: Grace Marie Evans -- Dance -- ????
33. New York: Erica Parks – Tap Dance – “Show Me How You Burlesque” from “Burlesque”
34. North Carolina: Kamryn Hollowell -- Clogging – “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” by The Charlie Daniels Band
35. North Dakota: Taylor Christianson -- Ballet en Pointe – “La Esmeralda” (Tambourine Variation) by Jules Perrot
36. Ohio: Allie Gray -- Sign Language -- ????
37. Oklahoma: Kynlee Schultheis -- Ballet en Pointe -- ????
38. Oregon: Kendyl-Rae Bartz -- Ventriloquism – “Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better)” from “Annie Get Your Gun” (Dummy’s name is Sarah)
39. Pennsylvania: Arianna Spurlin -- Tap Dance – “Wings” by Little Mix
40. Puerto Rico: Azahara A. Rosado (Gonzalez) – Classical Ballet -- ????
41. Rhode Island: Payton Blair Mays -- Vocal – “Reflection” from “Mulan”
42. South Carolina: Mary Elle Marchant – Musical Theatre Lyrical Dance – “I Hope I Get It” from “A Chorus Line”
43. South Dakota: Briley Hope Steffensen – Theatre Acro-Dance – “Don’t Lose Ur Head” from “SIX”
44. Tennessee: Leela Kate Beaty -- Dance -- ????
45. Texas: Macie Grace Krause -- Dance -- ????
46. Utah: Kira Gardner -- Lyrical Dance – “I Don’t Think About You” by Kelly Clarkson
47. Vermont: Charlee Royer -- Cinema Lyrical Dance – “The Rose” by Bette Midler.
48. Virginia: Cassidy Nicole Lee – Musical Theatre Lyrical Dance -- ????
49. Washington: Emma Adams – Piano -- “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen
50. West Virginia: Demi Delaney Breeden -- Jazz Dance --FOREVER COUNTRY MEDLEY — “Take Me Home, Country Roads” by John Denver / “I Will Always Love You” by Dolly Parton or Whitney Houston
51. Wisconsin: Ella Bey -- Lyrical Dance -- “Stay” by Rhianna featuring Mikky Ekko
52. Wyoming: Carlyn Grace Murray -- Irish Fusion Dance – “Faith” by George Michael

These are the TEEN talents performed at state. Please reply with any new input, talent changes for nationals, or any corrections.

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85 – SC – Sherry Shrift – “Are You from Dixie” – 1RU
92 – KY – Tawnya Mullins – “Banjo” – T10
95 – WV – Elizabeth McIntyre – “Dance”
01 – MI – Stacy Essabaggers – “Rhythm of the Night” “Disco Diva Mendley” – T10
11 – NC – Adrienne Core – “Soul Man” – PT, NFT
13b – AR – Amy Crain – “Game Time” – T15
14 – SC – Lanie Hudson – “Think”
15 – ME – Kelsey Early – “Black Betty”
18 – KY – Katie Bouchard – “Soul Man”
19 – WY – Jordan Hardman – “9 to 5”
22 – KY – Hannah Edelen – “Banjo Fantsasy”
22 – LA – Gracie Reichman – “Blue Suede Shoes”
24 – MO – Hayley Leach – “Baby I’m a Star”
Pending
25 – OK – Lauren Frost – “Hound Dog”

additions, corrections, please -thank you

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Subject: MISS AMERICA TALENTS. Update #1. As of 14 July 2024.


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Date Posted: 20:30:21 07/14/24 Sun
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MISS AMERICA TALENTS. Update #1. As of 14 July 2024.

1. Alabama: Abbie Stockard – Lyrical Dance – “You Say” by Lauren Daigle
2. Alaska: Jordan Brielle Naylor -- Ballroom Dance – “A Little Party Never Killed Anybody (All We Got)” by Fergie
3. Arizona: Shailey Sue Ringenbach -- Dance -- ????
4. Arkansas: Camille Cathey -- Vocal – “If I Had My Way” by Linda Eder
5. California: Kimberly Vernon -- Jazz Dance – “Proud Mary” by Ike & Tina Turner
6. Colorado:
7. Connecticut: Monica Ann Fenwick -- Woodwind: Flute – “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen
8. Delaware: Nova Rae Gaffney -- Classical Ballet en Pointe – “Black Swan Variation”
9. District of Columbia: Katie Ann Powell -- Bow-String: Harp – “Baroque Flamenco” by Deborah Henson-Conant
10. Florida: Casana Fink – Dance – “Rescue” by Lauren Daigle
11. Georgia: Ludwidg (LuLu) Louizaire – Vocal – “I Believe in You and Me” by Whitney Houston.
12. Hawaii: Hayley Kaimalie Cheyney-Kane – Vocal / Hula – “Aloha Wau Ia 'Oe”
13. Idaho: Madison (Madi) Andreason – Dance -- ????
14. Illinois: Breana Kay Bagley -- Dance -- ????
15. Indiana: Kalyn Brook Melham – Vocal – “They Just Keep Moving the Line” from “Smash” (???)
16. Iowa: Abigaille Julia (Abi) Batu-Tiako – Vocal -- ????
17. Kansas: Alexis Smith – Ventriloquism -- ???? (Also, does anyone know the name of the ventriloquist dummies?)
18. Kentucky: Chapel Faye Tinius -- Bow-String: Fiddle -- The Devil Went Down to Georgia by The Charlie Daniels Band / Orange Blossom Special by Ervin T. Rouse (???)
19. Louisiana: Olivia Grace George -- Dance – “The Elvis ’68 Comeback Special” (Does anyone know the exact Elvis song?)
20. Maine: Jennie Daley – HERStory – “I Want to Be an Engineer”
21. Maryland: Bridget O’Brien -- Vocal -- ????
22. Massachusetts: Kiersten Khoury -- HERstory – “Undefined”
23. Michigan: Jenae Clayre Lodewyk -- HERstory – “Rising to the Occasion”
24. Minnesota: Emily Rae Schumacher -- Tap Dance – “Elvis Has Left the Building” (Does anyone know if that is the closing vamp to Elvis’ concerts—You know, the one that has a riff that almost sounds like the theme to “Family Feud”?)
25. Mississippi: Rebecca (Becky) Williams -- Jazz Dance – “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen
26. Missouri: Ashley Berry -- Ballet en Pointe – ????
27. Montana: Kaylee Anne Wolfensberger – Piano -- ????
28. Nebraska: Raechel Warren -- Artistic Roller Skating – “The Show Must Go On” by Queen
29. Nevada: Karrina Ferris -- Ballet en Pointe -- ????
30. New Hampshire: Emily Maureen Spencer -- Ballet en Pointe – “One Moment in Time” by Whitney Houston
31. New Jersey: Elizabeth Mendel -- Dance-- ????
32. New Mexico: Emille Marie Enriquez -- Ballet Folklorico -- ????
33. New York: Abigail Quamenn – Vocal – “The Impossible Dream” from “Man of La Mancha”
34. North Carolina: Carrie Everett – Vocal – “And I Am Telling You (I’m Not Going)” from Dreamgirls
35. North Dakota: Sophia Richards – Vocal – “La Vie en Rose” by Edith Piaf / Grace Jones
36. Ohio: Stephanie Finoti -- Ballet en Pointe – “Don Quixote” by Marius Petipa and Ludwig Minkus
37. Oklahoma: Lauren Frost -- Contemporary Clogging -- “Hound Dog” (Big Mama version) by Big Mama Thornton
38. Oregon: Abigail Marie Hoppe – Latin Jazz Dance – ????
39. Pennsylvania: Page MacKenzie Weinstein -- Baton Twirl -- ????
40. Puerto Rico:
41. Rhode Island: Ali Hornung – Vocal – “Part of Your World”
42. South Carolina: Davis Wash – Vocal – “Ain’t No Sunshine”
43. South Dakota: Joelle Simpson -- Bow-String: Harp – “Harp Cadenza from Tchaikovsky ballet Swan Lake”
44. Tennessee: Carley Jaymes Vogel -- Vocal – “Climb Every Mountain” from “The Sound of Music”
45. Texas: Annette Addo-Yobo – Slam Poetry – “When Andrew Speaks, Autism S.P.E.A.K.S” (Is this the actual name??)
46. Utah: Paris Julia Matthews -- Jazz Dance -- 80’S MEDLEY: ????
47. Vermont: Meara Seery -- Vocal – “Seven Nation Army” by The White Stripes
48. Virginia: Carlehr Swanson – Vocal / Piano – “Natural Woman” by Aretha Franklin
49. Washington: Hermona Girmay – Vocal – “Home” from “The Wiz”
50. West Virginia: Jennifer Nicole Reuther -- Lyrical Dance – “Beautiful People” by Ed Sheeran featuring Khalid
51. Wisconsin: Mandi J. Genord -- Jazz Dance – “You Don’t Own Me” by Lesley Gore
52. Wyoming: Baylee Drewry – HERstory – “Miss Drewry, Wrestling Coach” (???)

These are the MISS talents performed at state. Please reply with any new input, talent changes for nationals, or any corrections.

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Subject: How fair do you feel the pageants are without transparent scoring?


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I've read that the newly crowned was bought in. How do we fix this? Without seeing scores there in no way to keeping this from keep happening.

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Subject: When will the judge render a decision?


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Subject: Give it up Robin


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Date Posted: 20:44:57 07/18/24 Thu
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I think we can all give Robin some credit for what she has done for the organization so far as far as bringing elements of glamour back and fitness among other things… but I think it’s time for her to give it up and move on. She should forfeit the case as she is proving that she doesn’t have one!

If this trial continues and goes on and on (which I think is less likely everyday they go to court because it’s clear the judge is not leaning in favor of her and doesn’t take her seriously at all) Robin will be holding up the dreams of many young women. The girls preparing for Miss/Teen nationals 2025 deserve to prepare with confidence and know exactly what they are going into vs leadership changes at the last minute or feeding into Robin’s play ceo make believe pageant.

Let it go Robin.. you have no case and you’ve already lost.

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Is there any way that Robin and Glenn can call a “truce” and come up with REAL ownership documents that put both of them as 50-50 owners? This would be so much better for the organization if they could put their differences aside and come together on this. Of course it would require both sides to forgive the other, but these two have been friends for a long time and obviously had a good time running the pageant together for the last year. Can they just get in a room together, say they are sorry, and come back together with new ownership paperwork? It’s so obvious now that this really was a 50-50 partnership between the two. Let’s make it official, stop all the lawsuits, and introduce Glenn to the pageant community. Give him a chance to do something worthwhile to make up for all his mistakes in life, and let Robin keep running iit, as she is damn good as a CEO of the pageant. We need his money and we need her expertise. Go back to the way things were before their dispute started.

This could be so good. This would save so much time, energy, heartache, and money. Please consider this for the sake of the pageant.

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As this year's Miss USA will be held concurrently with the 2024 Paris Olympics scheduled to be held next week.

Miss USA was always took place before the Olympics, the exception was the 2021 pageant held after the 2020 Tokyo Olympics (which was delayed by a year due to the pandemic), as the state pageants had been held concurrently at the same time as that Olympics.

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Shantel testified on the stand that the MAO did not do a Financial Disclosure request of Robin Fleming prior to the sell, that the financial ability of the buyer was only a very small part of who to sell it to.

Robin just admitted on the stand that she had over 1,000 phone calls with Mr. Straub, and that they had multiple meetings each month.

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Subject: Miss Teen USA headshots are on


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https://themissteenusa.com/the-contestants/

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Subject: Balanced Review of Yesterday’s Trial


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I have no emotional stake in the Miss America trial, but I am interested and I have been listening in to the trial in its entirety. I think there are a lot of comments on this board that are more emotional and not in line with the spirit of the trial. Here is my opinion of what have been my top take-aways.

1. ROBIN AND GLENN WERE FRIENDS AND BUSINESS PARTNERS. It’s become clear from the trial that Robin and Glenn were business partners. They had a very “informal” relationship that worked when things were going well, but blew up when things got rocky. Because of the informal nature of their relationship, there was very little formal paperwork put into place. Robin had a “tab” with him and he wrote the checks and his daughter almost joined the venture. Robin asked him for a raise at one point, and she ran all of her legal paperwork by him because he wanted to see it all. They even got tickets to see a show together, and he accompanied her to the last two Miss America pageants. By all accounts, these two absolutely appeared to be in a friendly business relationship together.

2. FAKE DOCUMENTS ON BOTH SIDES. It is my opinion that both sides fabricated documents. It appears as though Glenn and his attorney Craig Gallo made up ownership documents first, followed by what I think are fake Miss America Organization meeting minutes that were likely created after the dispute started. Of course I have no proof of either, but it certainly appears that way to me. Also, stories of stolen laptops in Italy and spilled whiteout do not pass the smell test.

3. MAO DID NOT DO DUE DILIGENCE OF FINANCES WITH THE SALE. We learned that Miss America was for sale and was taking bids from folks who wanted to buy it. Ryan Brown shared that there were three proposals to buy the organization. Ryan assumed that the law firm overseeing the sale was conduction financial checks on the buyers, but he never saw them as the Treasurer of the Organization. Shantel Krebs testified that having the financial means to run the organization basically wasn’t a factor in who to sell it to, and admitted there were no financial checks on Robin.

4. ROBIN OPERATED IN TWO DIFFERENT WORLDS. It became clear throughout the trial that Robin had two different operations of sorts going on with Miss America. She coordinated the national program with state leaders with the help of Ryan, and then she had her day to day “business” side of running the company with Glenn, Craig Galle, the Palm Beach Polo Club, it doesn’t appear she tried to hide the business side altogether from the states, but she definitely didn’t do any formal introductions to bring the two worlds together.

5. RYAN’S TESTIMONY LIKELY SAVED ROBIN. Ryan was very well spoken and personable on the stand and the best witness by far. His line about the 52 state EDs walking away if Robin was removed, and that Miss America would end, was very powerful. While we have no idea if that would actually be the case, I have no doubt it resonated with the judge. For that reason, I do believe that Robin will be able to keep Miss America going in the interim.

6. NO END TO LEGAL WOES. Assuming Robin gets to maintain control of the pageant for now, it will be a long road until the actual trial to decide the owner. In addition, the Bryan Cave Law Firm and the Miss America Foundation both have substantial lawsuits against Miss America. Also, with Shantel’s testimony of choosing someone who would continue scholarships, as well as no financial checks on buyers, seems to leave the door open for a lawsuit claiming that the sale was fraudulent and/or illegal.

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Subject: When is the Mediation and Trial date set for Robyn & Glenn?


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Subject: Miss USA photos are up


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Date Posted: 21:12:56 07/19/24 Fri
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https://themissusa.com/2024-delegates/

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This Wednesday (tomorrow) the trial over who owns Miss America begins. It’s important to note that this phase is not the actual case to hear who owns Miss America. This is the case to decide who gets to run Miss America in the interim until the actual case is decided. Robin asserts that she should maintain control since she has been running it up to this point. Glenn asserts he and his team should be able to take over immediately. The judge has also already mentioned that he has the option to appoint a “third party” interim CEO to guide the organization until the final case happens.

Everyone in the org should listen to the trial. It’s super easy to listen in anonymously. Here is the info:

https://us02web.zoom.us//88244742921

MEETING ID: 882 4474 2921

Both Kay Alexander and Jan Mitchell have been subpoenaed to testify that Robin is doing a good job.

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Subject: Forty year later---where are they now?


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For all of those who were not around on this day 40 years ago, July 9, 1984, or wish to see it again, here is the 1984 Miss Universe pageant held in Miami, Florida USA.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3w35YG59YK8
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miss_Universe_1984

We know that host Bob Barker died last year (August 26, 2023) at age 99, but where today are the contestants who competed for the coveted crown of Miss Universe 1984 back on July 9, 1984??

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Subject: Are contestants encouraged to be for LBGQT


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Date Posted: 17:23:06 07/18/24 Thu
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Robin Fleming is NOT the leader we need.
So much was uncovered today that goes against this organization
and what she has told us.

She misrepresented herself.
She can’t keep her stories straight
Drama swivels around every aspect of her life
Her true self came out frequently.
I loved when the judge said “Please don’t just keep talking Miss Fleming,
I suggest you wait for a question first”
Her lawyer is a mess
Ryan Brown did Robin no favors
She holds everyone responsible but herself
Both her & Ryan think MAO wouldn’t survive without them.

Please do MAO and us a favor and resign.
NO ONE SHOULD LISTEN TO OR GIVE $ to either of them

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Subject: Shantel made it clear that the MAF has a SOLID CASE! She wanted someone to continue the competition and THE SCHOLARSHIP.


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Subject: Summary of Today: What a Mess!


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I honestly don’t know what to think after the first day of court. I really can’t say where the judge is going to land with his decision. It’s such a mess. Basically what we learned is that there really was no plan when Robin “bought” Miss America. It basically was a word of mouth agreement between Glenn and Robin. Glenn had the money and Robin had the skill to lead it. Glenn says she worked for him, but she didn’t take a salary. She says he was her lender, and that she had a “tab” with him and had an agreement to pay it all back eventually. Sounds like there are lots of fake documents that got created at some point.

I do feel bad that Robin basically got scammed in this whole thing. I think she genuinely thought she was/is the owner. But she didn’t have the money and needed Glenn. I’m not sure why a grown adult would think that a verbal business deal would be successful in the long run, especially if you Googled him and saw his track record.

My personal leaning is that they have joint ownership. If I were the judge, I’d give them each 50/50 ownership. I know that wouldn’t go well. The only thing they would be able to do would be to sell, like you might do in a divorce.

Tomorrow Shantel takes the stand at 9:30am ET. Same Zoom info:

https://us02web.zoom.us//88244742921

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Subject: What are everyone’s thoughts on the political stance that women must be modest? Do you think this will end pageants if they are elected? We will all have to support our new leaders once they take control. I feel ending pageantry is a small sacrifice. Of course, pageants have not specifically been mentioned yet, only that women will be required to be modest and godly, but it is just a logical step to ban them once we have the right people in place. Thoughts?.


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Subject: MARILYN VAN DERBUR MISS AMERICA 1958


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MISS AMERICA 1966 RELECAST

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Subject: Are miss America contestants encouraged to lean left politically?


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Those watching, please post updates

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Subject: what state’s are the best to compete in?


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Curious about state reputations as far as competing as a contestant (miss). Would love to hear any and all stories, suggestions, advice, etc. regarding this!

disclaimer: I am aware of the MAO rules regarding eligibility, but am just curious about each state!!

Thanks in advance

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Subject: Talk of Miss America all you want but when is the Boardwalk Parade and I think some formers who may reason this realize that was a big part of the Miss America experience. Although I could be wrong. Have it in a hotel ballroom. Might be the same.


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Subject: WA INTERVIEW LOOKS


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Miss-Washington-TA

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Subject: MISS AMERICA’S TEEN TALENTS. Update #1: As of 14 July 2024.


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MISS AMERICA’S TEEN TALENTS. Update #1: As of 14 July 2024.

1. Alabama: Ali Mims -- Opera: Lyric-Soprano – “O mio babbino caro” from Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi
2. Alaska: Meghan Paige Roth -- Lyrical Dance – “Dandelions” by Ruth B
3. Arizona: Vianah Rose Bradt -- Dance --????
4. Arkansas: Peyton Nicole Bolling – Jazz Dance -- “Man of La Mancha (I, Don Quixote)” from “Man of La Mancha”
5. California: Keira Elizabeth Bixler -- Ballet en Pointe -- “Big Noise from Winnetka” by Gene Krupa
6. Colorado:
7. Connecticut; Camryn Elyse Patton -- Dance -- ????
8. Delaware: Gabrielle Morgan -- Musical Theatre Lyrical Dance -- ????
9. District of Columbia:
10. Florida: Ireland Harkins -- Tap Dance – “Ophelia” by The Lumineers
11. Georgia: Carrington Elan Manous -- Lyrical Dance – “I Don’t Know My Own Strength” by Whitney Houston
12. Hawaii: Nicole Taylor McCain -- Lyrical Dance – “Defying Gravity” from “Wicked”
13. Idaho: BrekLynn Pancheri -- Dance -- ????
14. Illinois: Lucy Kuelper – Vocal -- ????
15. Indiana: Bella Bauer -- Lyrical Dance -- ????
16. Iowa: Avery Bradley – Dance – “Voice of God” by David Bowe (not to be confused with David Bowie)
17. Kansas: Averie Mountain -- Cinema Lyrical – “Friend Like Me” from “Aladdin”
18. Kentucky: Mallory Jones – Vocal -- ????
19. Louisiana: Melissa Le – Piano -- Hungarian Rhapsody by Franz Liszt
20. Maine: Eva Antonia Benjamin – Vocal – “Aleluya (En La Tierra)” by Elevation Worship
21. Maryland: Zoe Zuzak -- Dance -- ????
22. Massachusetts: Margaret (Maggie) Leighton – Vocal -- “Livin’ On a Prayer” by Bon-Jovi
23. Michigan: Isabelle Lorraine Musk -- Contemporary Dance – “This Version of Me” by ODESZA
24. Minnesota: Brynn Marie Olson -- Jazz Dance -- “Tough Lover” by Etta James or Christina Aguilera.
25. Mississippi: Brooke Elizabeth Bumgarner – Vocal – “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” from “The Wizard of Oz”
26. Missouri: Bridget Caldwell -- Tap Dance – “I Got You (I Feel Good)” by James Brown
27. Montana: Emma McPherson – Dance -- ????
28. Nebraska: Janae Harris -- Dance -- ????
29. Nevada: Ava Ilitchev -- Lyrical Dance -- ????
30. New Hampshire: Kylie Laroche – Lyrical Dance – “Wind Beneath My Wings” by Bette Midler.
31. New Jersey: Abigail Mignucci – Vocal – “The Life I've Never Led” from “Sister Act: The Musical”
32. New Mexico: Grace Marie Evans -- Dance -- ????
33. New York: Erica Parks – Tap Dance – “Show Me How You Burlesque” from “Burlesque”
34. North Carolina: Kamryn Hollowell -- Clogging – “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” by The Charlie Daniels Band
35. North Dakota: Taylor Christianson -- Ballet en Pointe – “La Esmeralda” (Tambourine Variation) by Jules Perrot
36. Ohio: Allie Gray -- Sign Language -- ????
37. Oklahoma: Kynlee Schultheis -- Ballet en Pointe -- ????
38. Oregon: Kendyl-Rae Bartz -- Ventriloquism – “Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better)” from “Annie Get Your Gun” (Dummy’s name is Sarah)
39. Pennsylvania: Arianna Spurlin -- Tap Dance – “Wings” by Little Mix
40. Puerto Rico:
41. Rhode Island: Payton Blair Mays -- Vocal – “Reflection” from “Mulan”
42. South Carolina: Mary Elle Marchant – Musical Theatre Lyrical Dance – “I Hope I Get It” from “A Chorus Line”
43. South Dakota: Briley Hope Steffensen – Theatre Acro-Dance – “Don’t Lose Ur Head” from “SIX”
44. Tennessee: Leela Kate Beaty -- Dance -- ????
45. Texas: Macie Grace Krause -- Dance -- ????
46. Utah: Kira Gardner -- Lyrical Dance – “I Don’t Think About You” by Kelly Clarkson
47. Vermont: Charlee Royer -- Cinema Lyrical Dance – “The Rose” by Bette Midler.
48. Virginia: Cassidy Nicole Lee – Musical Theatre Lyrical Dance -- ????
49. Washington: Emma Adams – Piano -- “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen
50. West Virginia: Demi Delaney Breeden -- Jazz Dance --FOREVER COUNTRY MEDLEY — “Take Me Home, Country Roads” by John Denver / “I Will Always Love You” by Dolly Parton or Whitney Houston
51. Wisconsin: Ella Bey -- Lyrical Dance -- “Stay” by Rhianna featuring Mikky Ekko
52. Wyoming: Carlyn Grace Murray -- Irish Fusion Dance – “Faith” by George Michael

These are the TEEN talents performed at state. Please reply with any new input, talent changes for nationals, or any corrections.

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Subject: How do state organizations feel about the new national ruling that you can only purchase you Miss America gown from a local sponsor or from Henri's? Does this apply to locals who have used Regalia in the past?


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Subject: MAO Miss State 2024 Pageant Dates / Live Stream Info / Results Updated June 30


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April 14:
Vermont (Meara Seery, Age 24, Green for Good, Vocalist)

April 27:
New Hampshire (Emily Spencer, Age 23, Inspiring Inclusivity, Lyrical Dance)

May 12:
Rhode Island (Ali Hornung, Age 24, Glimmer of Hope, Vocalist)

June 1:
South Dakota (Joelle Simpson, Age 20, Nurturing Nature, Harpist)

June 6:
Alaska (Jordan Naylor, Age 26, Heart Health, Ballroom Dance)

June 8:
Kansas (Alexis Smith, Age 25, Respect Reclaimed, Ventriloquism)
Mississippi (Becky Williams, Age 22, Make a Move, Jazz Dance)
Nebraska (Raechel Warren, Age 28, Passion to Purpose, Roller Skating)
New Jersey (Elizabeth Mendel, Age 22, IMAGE is Everywhere, Dancer)
New Mexico (Emille-Marie Enriquez, Age ?, The Apricot Ribbon Campaign, Ballet Folkloric)
North Dakota (Sophia Richards, Age 23, BIOgirls, Vocalist)
Oklahoma (Lauren Frost, Age 24, Adoption – Oklahoma’s Option, Contemporary Clogging),
Wyoming (Baylee Drewry, Age 20, Supporting Girls and Women in Sports, HerStory)

June 15:
Arkansas (Camille Cathey, Age 22, Volunteerism, Vocalist)
California (Kimberly Vernon, Age 27, Arts for All, Jazz Dance)
Georgia (Ludwig Louizaire, Age 26, Education for Every Student, Vocalist)
Illinois (Breana Bagley, Age 26, Defying Pancreatic and Rare Diseases, Dancer)
Iowa (Abi Batu-Tiako, Age 21, The United Voices, Vocalist)
Kentucky (Chapel Tinius, Age 24, Veteran’s Awareness & Appreciation, Fiddle)
Louisiana (Olivia Grace George, Age 20, Education is Key, Dance)
Michigan (Jenae Lodewyk, Age 24?, Women in the Workplace, HerStory)
Missouri (Ashley Berry, Age 20, Media Smart, Ballet Dance)
Ohio (Stephanie Finoti, Age 21, Preparing Young Women for STEM, Ballet Dance)
Pennsylvania (Page Weinstein, Age 26, Beauty for All, Baton)
Utah (Paris Matthews, Age 26, The Power of Play, Dance)

June 21:
Minnesota (Emily Schumacher, Age 24, Heart Health, Tap Dance)
Nevada (Karrina Ferris, Age 22?, Inform to Reform, Lyrical / Ballet Dance)

June 22:
Arizona (Shailey Ringenbach; Age 20; Share the Love Pet Therapy; Dance)
Connecticut (Monica Fenwick; Age 24?; Communication is Key; Flute)
Delaware (Nova Gaffney; Age 24; Domestic Violence Awareness; Ballet Dance)
Idaho (Madison Andreason; Age 21; Get Up and Get Out; Dance)
Maryland (Bridget O’Brien; Age 22?; Boomerang; Vocal)
Massachusetts (Kiersten Khoury; Age 23; Check the Chicas; HerStory)
Tennessee (Carley Vogel; Age 23?; Organ Donation; Vocal)
Washington D.C. (Katie Ann Powell; Age 26?; Full Confidence Ahead; Harpist)
West Virginia (Jennifer Reuther; Age ; Wellness Across West Virginia; Dance)
Wisconsin (Mandi Genord; Age 22; Movement Matters; Dance)

June 23:
Hawaii (Hayley Cheyney-Kane; Age 26; Preventative Medicine; Vocal / Hula combo)

June 29:
Alabama (Abbi Stockard; Age 21; Cystic Fibrosis; Dance)
Florida (Casana Fink; Age 25; Organ Donation; Lyrical Dance)
Indiana (Kaylyn Melham; Age 23; Change Through Theatre; Vocal)
North Carolina (Carrie Everett; Age 20; Equity to Build Community; Vocal),
Oregon (Abigail Hoppe; Age 25; Making Type 1 Diabetes feel like Type None; Latin Jazz Dance)
South Carolina (Davis Walsh; Age 23; Guiding Youth with Incarcerated Parents; Vocal)
Texas (Annette Addo-Yobo; Age 25?; Autism Awareness; HerStory)
Virginia (Carlehr Swanson; Age 25?; Vocal / Piano combo)

June 30:
Maine

July 6:
New York, Washington

July 13:
Montana

July 14:
Colorado

July 21:
Puerto Rico

If you have live-streaming information or clarification information, please drop that in the comments. Thank you!

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Subject: Former Outstanding Teens at Miss America 2025


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Alaska: Jordan Naylor (Miss Alaska's OT 2012)
Arkansas: Camille Cathy (Miss Arkansas's OT 2018)
Hawaii: Haley Chaney-Kane (Miss Hawaii's OT 2013)
Idaho: Madison Andreason (Miss Idaho's OT 2021)
Kentucky: Chapel Tinius (Miss Kentucky's OT 2016)
Missouri: Ashley Berry (Miss Missouri's OT 2021)
New York: Abigail Quammen (Miss Kentucky's OT 2017)
Oregon: Abigail Hoppe (Miss Oregon's OT 2016)
Pennsylvania: Page Weinstein (Miss Pennsylvania's OT 2014, Top 12 at MAOT 2015)
Wisconsin: Mandi Genord (Miss Wisconsin's OT 2018)

With Colorado have no former OTs in the roster, I think this will be the first time in almost a decade to have 10 former OTs in the 2024/25 class.

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Subject: Pageant Coach - Should Board refund contestants and guest?


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I have a client who competed and I need others' opinions. They had to purchase ad pages as well as ticket packages that included program books. At the pageant there were no program books distributed nor was anyone told of a delay digital book etc provided

She found out after the pageant, that the books hadn't even been sent to print. I feel that the board should refund the ad page money as well as the cost of books from the guest, personally - as a small business if I pay for a specific ad feature I expect that to be run. Another coach said was a lofty ask as the board likely needs to money but I feel its about integrity. Open to others opinions

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Subject: My personal favorites crowned so far


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Arkansas
Ohio
Florida
New York
Tennessee

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Subject: Miss USA 2024 contestant roster (with former state titles and info) - class is now complete, updated and revised


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Alabama (Diane C. Westhoven, Age 21)
Alaska (Brenna C. Schaake, Age 29)
Arizona (Kristina (K) Johnson, Age 41 [The first woman to win after the age of 40])
Arkansas (Madeline Marie Bohlman, Age 22 [Miss Arkansas Teen USA 2021 and cousin of Miss America 2024 Madison Isabella Marsh])
California (Samantha Ramos, Age 24)
Colorado (Jessica (Jessi) Kalambayi, Age 26)
Connecticut (Shavana Karoline Clarke, Age 29 [The first woman to win after the age of 28 following age restrictions lifted])
Delaware (Alysa D. Bainbridge, Age 25 [Miss Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen 2016 and Miss Pennsylvania 2022])
District of Columbia (Kleo Torres, Age 26)
Florida (Peyton Lewis, Age 25)
Georgia (Emmaline Jo Farmer, Age 24)
Hawaii (Breea Rae Yamat, Age 27 [Sister of Miss Hawaii USA 2022 Kiana Coral Yamat])
Idaho (Kaitlyn Widmyer aka Kit Stackz, Age 28)
Illinois (Grace Rodi, Age 24)
Indiana (Stephanie Jean Torres Sullivan, Age 33 [The first married mother to win in any USA state title])
Iowa (McKenzie Ariana Kerry, Age 26)
Kansas (Bella Barclay Whitlock, Age 19 [Miss Kansas Volunteer Teen 2023])
Kentucky (Connor J. Perry, Age 23)
Louisiana (Sydney Taylor, Age 23 [Miss Louisiana Teen USA 2020])
Maine (Anne Summer Baldridge, Age 25)
Maryland (Bailey Anne Kennedy, Age 32 [The first transgender woman to win the state title])
Massachusetts (Melissa Queenie Sapini, Age 21)
Michigan (Alma Minerva Oralia Cooper, Age 22)
Minnesota (Muna Ali, Age 27)
Mississippi (Kaylee Brooke McCollum, Age 24 [Miss Mississippi Teen USA 2019])
Missouri (Ashleigh Lorene Bedwell, Age 25)
Montana (Shelby Dangerfield, Age 30)
Nebraska (Kamryn Buchanan, Age 24)
Nevada (Najah Ali, Age 23)
New Hampshire (Ariel Michaela Sullivan, Age 28)
New Jersey (Jabili Kandula, Age 24)
New Mexico (Mackenzie Lee Sydow, Age 22)
New York (Marizza Delgado, Age 25 [Miss Earth New York 2022])
North Carolina (McKenzie (Kenzie) Lee Hansley, Age 25 [Miss North Carolina's Outstanding Teen 2015 and Miss North Carolina Teen USA 2017])
North Dakota (Codi Ann Miller, Age 31 [Miss North Dakota Teen USA 2009 and the first woman to win after the age of 30])
Ohio (Macy A. Hudson, Age 24)
Oklahoma (Danika Christopherson, Age 22 [Miss Oklahoma Teen USA 2020])
Oregon (Shayla Montgomery, Age 22 [Miss Oregon Teen USA 2020])
Pennsylvania (Noni Tana Diarra, Age 23)
Rhode Island (Kaitlynne Santana, Age 21)
South Carolina (Ava Gracen Grainger, Age 23 [Miss South Carolina Teen USA 2020])
South Dakota (Ahmitara Alwal, Age 25)
Tennessee (Christell Foote, Age 24)
Texas (Tala Aarieanna Ware, Age 26)
Utah (Alyssa Chandler, Age 21)
Vermont (Samantha Vocatura, Age 27 [Miss World America Vermont 2023])
Virginia (Himanvi Preeti Panidepu, Age 24 [Miss Virginia Teen USA 2018])
Washington (Tiffany Ann Rea, Age 27 [Miss United States 2020])
West Virginia (Caylie Raeanne Simmons, Age 24)
Wisconsin (Victoria (Tori) Diane Trittin, Age 22 [Miss Minnesota Teen USA 2017])
Wyoming (Mackenzie Rush, Age 19)

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Subject: Miss Puerto Rico Contestants are finally up!


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https://www.instagram.com/p/C9UsOEtOVHu/?igsh=b28xd3p5ZGMzaTAz

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Subject: Miss Colorado 2024 predictions


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Okay folks!
Top 5 predictions
Who do you think will be holding hands on Sunday?

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Subject: Titleholders on social media


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Ok maybe I’m old school, but is anyone else noticing more and more titleholders post questionable things on social media. I’m seeing so many skimpy swimsuit posts, showing of alcohol and drinking, excessive partying, and even tik toks and reels with vulgar lyrics. Sometimes even WITH crown/sash on! Has social media caused the young ladies of this generation to have so little class? Thoughts?

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Subject: Miss New York 2024 - Abigail Q


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1. Abigail Quammen, Miss Empire / Read, Lead, Succeed / Vocal “The Impossible Dream” (2023 SF, Prelim Talent, NFI & NFT) (KY 2022 1RU, Prelim OSQ)(KY 2021 4RU)(2017 KY OT) T & EG, Overall T
2. Mina Liang, Miss Liberty / Marking Cents Count: Mastering Financial Literacy / Ballet & Violin “Csar Das” (2022 4RU) (MA 2021 SF) EG, Overall EG
3. Aundria Littlejohn, Miss Manhattan, 27 / Copy Genius: Extending the Hand of Mentorship / Vocal “Almost There” (AZ 2018 SF) (AZ 2017 3RU)(AZ 2016 NF)(2014 NM Teen USA) H&F
4. Gabriella Marinelli, Miss Richmond County / Mindful Media: Promoting Media Literacy Education / Pom Dance – USA medley H&F
5. Chelsea Lovell, Miss Upstate New York / Resilient Warriors: Awareness & Aid for Domestic Violence / Lyrical Jazz Dance “Endangered Species” (2023 1RU, Prelim EG)(2022 NF)(FL 2018 NF)

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1. Carrie Everett, Johnston County / We Need Equity to Build Communities / Vocal “And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going” (WA 2022 Top 10, Prelim OSQ) T* overall vocalist, overall rookie
2. Keelie Jones, Central Carolina / Crying Out Loud / Tap Dance “Speaking in Tap”(2023 3RU)
3. Lauryn Grace Mallard, Ballantyne / Fight with Grace / Lyrical Dance “I Wanna Dance with Somebody” (2023 T15)(2022 3RU) EG
4. Hannah Welborn-Lewis, Blue Ridge Valley / Sustainable Shareable Solutions / Clogging (MJ & JB) (2023 2RU, Prelim EG) (2018 T10, Prelim SS) EG
5. Sophia Kellstrom, Asheville / Make a Change / Vocal “At Last” (2021 NF)(2018 NF)
• Abby Britt, Garner / Give it a S.H.O.T.: Promoting Science Hands on Training / Tap Dance “Make U Sweat” (2023 1RU)(2022 1RU)(2021 3RU)(2019 NF)(2018 T15)(2017 NF)
• Maura Westbrook, Sampson County / The Be With Purpose Foundation / Vocal (2023 4RU) (2021 NF)
• Raven Delk, Mount Holly / Build Your Future / Vocal (new – 2013 RU in FL OT)
• Sarah Beth Howard, Sandhills / Before It Starts: Natural Disaster Preparedness / Classical Vocal “Habanera” (2022 T10) T
• Julia Walsh, Lake Norman / Match for Clarity / Vocal (2023 NF) (NY 2022 NF)(2021 NFT, Prelim Talent)(2019 NF, NC Sweetheart)(2018 NF) T* & People’s choice
• Hannah Harvey, Metrolina / Global Game Changers / Musical Theatre Vocal (2023 NF)(2022 NF)

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I am so tired of seeing copied versions of custom wardrobe. It’s so obvious when they are bad copies and I know it bothers the original contestants who came up with their designs. Much rather have the person wear something off the rack, couture, or their own design. No one needs to be copying custom designed wardrobe.

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AL: Ava Marie LeBlanc (Age 19), sister of Miss America's OT 2022 Marcelle LeBlanc
AK: Nevaeh James (Age 17)
AZ: Rachael McLaen (Age 19)
AR: Siyona Karkera (Age 19), first Asian American to win the title
CA: Paige Gonor (Age 18)
CO: Reece Revious (Age ??)
CT: Ava Celentano (Age 15)
DE: Kayla Kosmalski (Age 18), first person with down syndrome to win the Teen state title
DC: Chelsea Nicole Chambers (Age 19)
FL: Kennedie Elie Clinton (Age 18)
GA: Ava Colindres (Age 17), first biracial person to win the state title
HI: Hokuaoka'ale Emma Gilman (Age 19)
ID: Alyson "Aly" Feely (Age 19)
IL: Arianna J. Thompson (Age 18)
IN: Aleah Dean (Age 17)
IA: Grace Smithey (Age 19)
KS: Brilee Garrett (Age 17)
KY: Karlie Holmen (Age 17)
LA: Ava Lane Watson (Age 17)
ME: Abigail "Abbey" Hafer (Age 15)
MD: Sanjana Yendluri (Age 19)
MA: Avery Turner (Age 18), daughter of Miss Massachusetts USA 1999 Jennifer Krafve
MI: Maddison Lynn Kott (Age 18)
MN: Grace Stahl (Age 17)
MS: Addison "Addie" Carver (Age 18)
MO: Shelby Welling (Age 19)
MT: Kailey James Burress (Age 18)
NE: Maggie June Wadginski (Age 19), daughter of Miss Michigan Teen USA 1992 and Miss Nebraska USA 1999 WaLynda Lou Sipple, also was Miss Nebraska Teen Volunteer 2024
NV: Courtney Clark (Age 17)
NH: Tara Ditsatha Marshall (Age 17)
NJ: Julia Livoisi (Age 19)
NM: Fernanda Yudith Gonzalez (Age 19)
NY: Valerie Goorahoo (Age 17)
NC: Kaylee Stavlas (Age 17)
ND: Jaycee Grace Parker (Age 17)
OH: Mackenzie Gibson (Age 18)
OK: Megan Lamza (Age 18)
OR: Ashlyn Hart (Age 17)
PA: Elliot Oliphant (Age 19)
RI: Carissa Tillinghast (Age 19)
SC: Jules Marie Grass (Age 19)
SD: Olivia Odenbrett (Age 17), Miss South Dakota's OT 2022
TN: Townsend Blackwell (Age 16)
TX: Dallyn Pesek (Age 17)
UT: Sofia Forrest-Turner (Age 18)
VT: Joslyn McKenna (Age 16)
VA: Julia Allen (Age 17)
WA: Kendall Beasley (Age 17)
WV: Olivia Travis (Age 19), Miss West Virginia's OT 2021
WI: Olivia Mae Negri (Age 17)
WY: Aubree Kruger (Age 18)

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Alabama (Diane C. Westhoven, Age 21)
Alaska (Brenna C. Schaake, Age 29)
Arizona (Kristina (K) Johnson, Age 41 [The first woman to win after the age of 40])
Arkansas (Madeline Marie Bohlman, Age 22 [Miss Arkansas Teen USA 2021])
California (Samantha Ramos, Age 24)
Colorado (Jessica (Jessi) Kalambayi, Age 26)
Connecticut (Shavana Karoline Clarke, Age 29 [The first woman to win after the age of 28 following age restrictions lifted])
Delaware (Alysa D. Bainbridge, Age 25 [Miss Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen 2016 and Miss Pennsylvania 2022])
District of Columbia (Kleo Torres, Age 26)
Florida (Peyton Lewis, Age 23)
Georgia (Emmaline Jo Farmer, Age 24)
Hawaii (Breea Rae Yamat, Age 27 [Sister of Miss Hawaii USA 2022 Kiana Coral Yamat])
Idaho (Kaitlyn Widmyer aka Kit Stackz, Age 28)
Illinois (Grace Rodi, Age 24)
Indiana (Stephanie Jean Torres Sullivan, Age 33 [The first married mother to win in any USA state title])
Iowa (McKenzie Ariana Kerry, Age 25)
Kansas (Bella Barclay Whitlock, Age 19 [Miss Kansas Volunteer Teen 2023])
Kentucky (Connor J. Perry, Age 23)
Louisiana (Sydney Taylor, Age 23 [Miss Louisiana Teen USA 2020])
Maine (Anne Summer Baldridge, Age 25)
Maryland (Bailey Anne Kennedy, Age 31 [The first transgender woman to win the state title])
Massachusetts (Melissa Queenie Sapini, Age 21)
Michigan (Alma Minerva Oralia Cooper, Age 22)
Minnesota (Muna Ali, Age 27)
Mississippi (Kaylee Brooke McCollum, Age 24 [Miss Mississippi Teen USA 2019])
Missouri (Ashleigh Lorene Bedwell, Age 25)
Montana (Shelby Dangerfield, Age 30)
Nebraska (Kamryn Buchanan, Age 25)
Nevada (Najah Ali, Age 23)
New Hampshire (Ariel Michaela Sullivan, Age 28)
New Jersey (Jabili Kandula, Age 24)
New Mexico (Mackenzie Lee Sydow, Age 22)
New York (Marizza Delgado, Age 25 [Miss Earth New York 2022])
North Carolina (McKenzie (Kenzie) Lee Hansley, Age 25 [Miss North Carolina's Outstanding Teen 2015 and Miss North Carolina Teen USA 2017])
North Dakota (Codi Ann Miller, Age 31 [Miss North Dakota Teen USA 2009 and the first woman to win after the age of 30])
Ohio (Macy A. Hudson, Age 24)
Oklahoma (Danika Christopherson, Age 22 [Miss Oklahoma Teen USA 2020])
Oregon (Shayla Montgomery, Age 22 [Miss Oregon Teen USA 2020])
Pennsylvania (Noni Tana Diarra, Age 23)
Rhode Island (Kaitlynne Santana, Age 21)
South Carolina (Ava Gracen Grainger, Age 23 [Miss South Carolina Teen USA 2020])
South Dakota (Ahmitara Alwal, Age 25)
Tennessee (Christell Foote, Age 24)
Texas (Tala Aarieanna Ware, Age 26)
Utah (Alyssa Chandler, Age 21)
Vermont (Samantha Vocatura, Age 27 [Miss World America Vermont 2023])
Virginia (Himanvi Preeti Panidepu, Age 24 [Miss Virginia Teen USA 2018])
Washington (Tiffany Ann Rea, Age 27 [Miss United States 2020])
West Virginia (Caylie Raeanne Simmons, Age 24)
Wisconsin (Victoria (Tori) Diane Trittin, Age 22 [Miss Minnesota Teen USA 2017])
Wyoming (Mackenzie Rush, Age ??)

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AL: Ava Marie LeBlanc (Age 18), sister of Miss America's OT 2022 Marcelle LeBlanc
AK: Nevaeh James (Age 17)
AZ: Rachael McLaen (Age 18)
AR: Siyona Karkera (Age 19), first Asian American to win the title
CA: Paige Gonor (Age ??)
CO: Reece Revious (Age ??)
CT: Ava Centelano (Age ??)
DE: Kayla Kosmalski (Age 18), first person with down syndrome to win the Teen state title
DC: Chelsea Chambers (Age 19)
FL: Kennedie Clinton (Age ??)
GA: Ava Colindres (Age ??), first biracial person to win the state title
HI: Hokuaoka'ale Emma Gilman (Age 19)
ID: Alyson "Aly" Feely (Age 19)
IL: Arianna Thompson (Age 18)
IN: Aleah Dean (Age 17)
IA: Grace Smithey (Age 19)
KS: Brilee Garrett (Age ??)
KY: Karlie Holmen (Age 17)
LA: Ava Watson (Age 17)
ME: Abigail "Abbey" Hafer (Age 15)
MD: Sanjana Yendluri (Age 19)
MA: Avery Turner (Age 18)
MI: Maddison Lynn Kott (Age 18)
MN: Grace Stahl (Age 17)
MS: Addison "Addie" Carver (Age 18)
MO: Shelby Welling (Age 19)
MT: Kailey James Burress (Age 18)
NE: Maggie June Wadginski (Age 19), the daughter of Miss Michigan Teen USA 1992 and Miss Nebraska USA 1999 WaLynda Lou Sipple, also was Miss Nebraska Teen Volunteer 202
NV: Courtney Clark (Age 17)
NH: Tara Marshall (Age ??)
NJ: Julia Livoisi (Age 18)
NM: Fernanda Yudith Gonzalez (Age 19)
NY: Valerie Goorahoo (Age ??)
NC: Kaylee Stavlas (Age 17)
ND: Jaycee Grace Parker (Age 17)
OH: Mackenzie Gibson (Age 18)
OK: Megan Lamza (Age 18)
OR: Ashlyn Hart (Age ??)
PA: Elliot Oliphant (Age 19)
RI: Carissa Tillinghast (Age 19)
SC: Jules M. Grass (Age 19)
SD: Olivia Odenbrett (Age 17), Miss South Dakota's OT 2022
TN: Townsend Blackwell (Age 16)
TX: Dallyn Pesek (Age 17)
UT: Sofia Forrest-Turner (Age 18)
VT: Joslyn McKenna (Age ??)
VA: Julia Allen (Age ??)
WA: Kendall Beasley (Age 17)
WV: Olivia Travis (Age 19), Miss West Virginia's OT 2021
WI: Olivia Mae Negri (Age 17)
WY: Aubree Kruger (Age 18)


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Subject: Miss New York


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Has there been a miss New York who was born in New York?

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Subject: My Top 5: Miss USA 2024


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In alphabetical order:

California

Georgia

Kentucky

New Jersey

Texas


Alternate: Hawaii, New York, Pennsylvania

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Hi all! I am new to the MAO VA pageant circuit. Attended a few locals and the state pageant to get a feel for the org, as I come from a Bible Belt super southern pageant state. It definitely seems more laidback here from what I’ve seen. Just wondering about the boards, girls, etc. where I am from the state board and even some locals can be shady — i assume it is just inevitable. Just wanted to ask about insight on the MAO VA system. Thank you in advance!

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Subject: What's the news out of Miss Washington so far?


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Subject: Miss Colorado Delegates


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https://www.spotfund.com/teams/misscopeopleschoice2024

21 Miss

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Subject: Miss Virginia arrivals


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Who stood out today? Predictions?

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Subject: Miss Teen USA 2024 contestant roster


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AL: Ava Marie LeBlanc (Age 18), sister of Miss America's OT 2022 Marcelle LeBlanc
AK: Nevaeh James (Age 17)
AZ: Rachael McLaen (Age 18)
AR: Siyona Karkera (Age 19), first Asian American to win the title
CA: Paige Gonor (Age ??)
CO: Reece Revious (Age ??)
CT: Ava Centelano (Age ??)
DE: Kayla Kosmalski (Age 18), first person with down syndrome to win the Teen state title
DC: Chelsea Chambers (Age 19)
FL: Kennedie Clinton (Age ??)
GA: Ava Colindres (Age ??), first biracial person to win the state title
HI: Hokuaoka'ale Emma Gilman (Age 19)
ID: Alyson "Aly" Feely (Age 19)
IL: Arianna Thompson (Age 18)
IN: Aleah Dean (Age 17)
IA: Grace Smithey (Age 19)
KS: Brilee Garrett (Age ??)
KY: Karlie Holmen (Age 17)
LA: Ava Watson (Age 17)
ME: Abigail "Abbey" Hafer (Age 15)
MD: Sanjana Yendluri (Age 19)
MA: Avery Turner (Age 18)
MI: Maddison Lynn Kott (Age 18)
MN: Grace Stahl (Age 17)
MS: Addison "Addie" Carver (Age 18)
MO: Shelby Welling (Age 19)
MT: Kailey James Burress (Age 18)
NE: Maggie June Wadginski (Age 19), the daughter of Miss Michigan Teen USA 1992 and Miss Nebraska USA 1999 WaLynda Lou Sipple
NV: Courtney Clark (Age 17)
NH: Tara Marshall (Age ??)
NJ: Julia Livoisi (Age 18)
NM: Fernanda Yudith Gonzalez (Age 19)
NY: Valerie Goorahoo (Age ??)
NC: Kaylee Stavlas (Age 17)
ND: Jaycee Elle Parker (Age 17)
OH: Mackenzie Gibson (Age 18)
OK: Megan Lamza (Age 18)
OR: Ashlyn Hart (Age ??)
PA: Elliot Oliphant (Age 19)
RI: Carissa Tillinghast (Age 19)
SC: Jules M. Grass (Age 19)
SD: Olivia Odenbrett (Age 17), Miss South Dakota's OT 2022
TN: Townsend Blackwell (Age 16)
TX: Dallyn Pesek (Age 17)
UT: Sofia Forrest-Turner (Age 18)
VT: Joslyn McKenna (Age ??)
VA: Julia Allen (Age ??)
WA: Kendall Beasley (Age 17)
WV: Olivia Travis (Age 19), Miss West Virginia's OT 2021
WI: Olivia Negri (Age 17)
WY: Aubree Kruger (Age 18)

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Subject: Former Teens at Miss USA 2024


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Arkansas: Madeline Bohlman (Miss Arkansas Teen USA 2021, non-finalist at Miss Teen USA 2021)
Louisiana: Sydney Taylor (Miss Louisiana Teen USA 2020, 4th runner-up at Miss Teen USA 2020)
Mississippi: Kaylee Brooke McCollum (Miss Mississippi Teen USA 2018, 3rd runner-up at Miss Teen USA 2019)
North Carolina: Kenzie Hansley (Miss North Carolina Teen USA 2017, non-finalist at Miss Teen USA 2017)
North Dakota: Codi Ann Miller (Miss North Dakota Teen USA 2009, non-finalist at Miss Teen USA 2009)
Oklahoma: Danika Christopherson (Miss Oklahoma Teen USA 2020, Top 16 semifinalist at Miss Teen USA 2020)
Oregon: Shayla Montgomery (Miss Oregon Teen USA 2020, 1st runner-up at Miss Teen USA 2020)
South Carolina: Gracen Grainger (Miss South Carolina Teen USA 2020, Top 16 semifinalist at Miss Teen USA 2020)
Virginia: Himanvi Panidepu (Miss Virginia Teen USA 2018, non-finalist at Miss Teen USA 2018)
Wisconsin: Tori Trittin (Miss Minnesota Teen USA 2017, non-finalist at Miss Teen USA 2017)

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Subject: What does your state provide for your titleholder on top of scholarships?


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I know some state titleholders get a car and apartment for the year.

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Subject: Miss USA 2024 State Pageant dates with former state titles and Live Stream Info (Updated as of July 6, 2024)


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March 9:
Tennessee (Christell Foote, Age 24)

March 10:
Maine (Anne Summer Baldridge, Age 25)
Massachusetts (Melissa Queenie Sapini, Age 21)

March 30:
Louisiana (Sydney Taylor, Age 23 [Miss Louisiana Teen USA 2020])

April 6:
Mississippi (Kaylee Brooke McCollum, Age 24 [Miss Mississippi Teen USA 2019])

April 14:
Arkansas (Madeline Marie Bohlman, Age 22 [Miss Arkansas Teen USA 2021])
Connecticut (Shavanna Karoline Clarke, Age 29 [The first woman to win after the age of 28 following age restrictions lifted])
Oklahoma (Danika Christopherson, Age 22 [Miss Oklahoma Teen USA 2020])

April 19:
Hawaii (Breea Rae Yamat, Age 27 [Sister of Miss Hawaii USA 2022 Kiana Coral Yamat])

April 21:
Michigan (Alma Minerva Oralia Cooper, Age 22)

April 28:
Delaware (Alysa D. Bainbridge, Age 25 [Miss Pennsylvania's Outstanding Teen 2016 and Miss Pennsylvania 2022])

May 4:
Oregon (Shayla Montgomery, Age 22 [Miss Oregon Teen USA 2020])

May 12:
North Dakota (Codi Ann Miller, Age 31 [Miss North Dakota Teen USA 2009 and the first woman to win after the age of 30])
South Dakota (Ahmitara Alwal, Age 25)

May 19:
Kentucky (Connor J. Perry, Age 23)

May 25:
Ohio (Macy A. Hudson, Age 24)

May 26:
Illinois (Grace Rodi, Age 24)
Rhode Island (Kaitlynne Santana, Age 21)

May 27:
Arizona (Kristina (K) Johnson, Age 41 [The first woman to win after the age of 40])

June 1:
Alabama (Diane C. Westhoven, Age 21)
Alaska (Breanna C. Schaake, Age 29)
Maryland (Bailey Anne Kennedy, Age 31 [The first transgender woman to win the state title])
West Virginia (Caylie Raeanne Simmons, Age 24)

June 8:
Indiana (Stephanie Jean Torres Sullivan, Age 33 [The first married mother to win in any USA state title])

June 9:
New Hampshire (Ariel Michaela Sullivan, Age 28)
Vermont (Samantha Vocatura, Age 27 [Miss World America Vermont 2023])

June 15:
Georgia (Emmaline Jo Farmer, Age 24)
North Carolina (McKenzie (Kenzie) Lee Hansley, Age 25 [Miss North Carolina's Outstanding Teen 2015 and Miss North Carolina Teen USA 2017])
South Carolina (Ava Gracen Grainger, Age 23 [Miss South Carolina Teen USA 2020])
Wisconsin (Victoria Diane Trittin, Age 22 [Miss Minnesota Teen USA 2017])

June 16:
Kansas (Bella Barclay Whitlock, Age 19 [Miss Kansas Volunteer Teen 2023])
Missouri (Ashleigh Lorene Bedwell, Age 25)
Montana (Shelby Dangerfield, Age 30)

June 22:
Texas (Tala Aarieanna Ware, Age 26)

June 23:
California (Samantha Ramos, Age 24)
Idaho (Kaitlyn Widmyer aka Kit Stackz, Age 28)
Iowa (McKenzie Ariana Kerry, Age 25)
Minnesota (Muna Ali, Age 27)
New Jersey (Jabili Kandula, Age 24)
Virginia (Himanvi Preeti Panidepu, Age 24 [Miss Virginia Teen USA 2018])

June 27:
Washington (Tiffany Ann Rea, Age 27 [Miss United States 2020])

June 29:
District of Columbia (Kleo Torres, Age 26)
Pennsylvania (Noni Tana Diarra, Age 23)

June 30:
Colorado (Jessica (Jessi) Kalambayi, Age 26)
Nebraska (Kamryn Buchanan, Age 25)
Nevada (Najah Ali, Age 23)
New Mexico (Mackenzie Lee Sydow, Age 22)
New York (Marizza Delgado, Age 25 [Miss Earth New York 2022])
Wyoming (Mackenzie Rush, Age ??)

July 6:
Utah (Alyssa Chandler, Age 21)

July 7:
Florida

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Subject: MISS AMERICA TALENTS. As of 4 July 2024.


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MISS AMERICA TALENTS. As of 4 July 2024.

1. Alabama: Abbie Stockard – Vocal – “You Say” by Lauren Daigle
2. Alaska: Jordan Brielle Naylor -- Ballroom Dance – “A Little Party Never Killed Anybody (All We Got)” by Fergie
3. Arizona: Shailey Sue Ringenbach -- Dance -- ????
4. Arkansas: Camille Cathey -- Vocal – “If I Had My Way” by Linda Eder
5. California: Kimberly Vernon -- Jazz Dance -- ????
6. Colorado:
7. Connecticut: Monica Ann Fenwick -- Woodwind: Flute – “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen
8. Delaware: Nova Rae Gaffney -- Classical Ballet en Pointe – “Black Swan Variation”
9. District of Columbia: Katie Ann Powell -- Bow-String: Harp – “Baroque Flamenco” by Deborah Henson-Conant
10. Florida: Casana Fink – Dance – “Rescue” by Lauren Daigle
11. Georgia: Ludwidg (LuLu) Louizaire – Vocal – “I Believe in You and Me” by Whitney Houston.
12. Hawaii: Hayley Kaimalie Cheyney-Kane – Hula – “Aloha Wau Ia 'Oe”
13. Idaho: Madison (Madi) Andreason – Dance -- ????
14. Illinois: Breana Kay Bagley -- Dance -- ????
15. Indiana: Kalyn Brook Melham – Vocal – “They Just Keep Moving the Line” from “Smash” (???)
16. Iowa: Abigaille Julia (Abi) Batu-Tiako – Vocal -- ????
17. Kansas: Alexis Smith – Ventriloquism -- ????(Also, does anyone know the name of the ventriloquist dummies?)
18. Kentucky: Chapel Faye Tinius -- Bow-String: Fiddle -- The Devil Went Down to Georgia by The Charlie Daniels Band / Orange Blossom Special by Ervin T. Rouse (???)
19. Louisiana: Olivia Grace George -- Dance – “The Elvis ’68 Comeback Special” (Does anyone know the exact Elvis song?)
20. Maine: Jennie Daley – HERStory – “I Want to Be an Engineer”
21. Maryland: Bridget O’Brien -- Vocal -- ????
22. Massachusetts: Kiersten Khoury -- HERstory – “Undefined”
23. Michigan: Jenae Clayre Lodewyk -- HERstory – “Rising to the Occasion”
24. Minnesota: Emily Rae Schumacher -- Tap Dance – “Elvis Has Left the Building” (Does anyone know if that is the closing vamp to Elvis’ concerts—You know, the one that has a riff that almost sounds like the theme to “Family Feud”?)
25. Mississippi: Rebecca (Becky) Williams -- Jazz Dance – “Don’t Stop Me Now” by Queen
26. Missouri: Ashley Berry -- Ballet en Pointe – ????
27. Montana:
28. Nebraska: Raechel Warren -- Artistic Roller Skating – “The Show Must Go On” by Queen
29. Nevada: Karrina Ferris -- Ballet en Pointe -- ????
30. New Hampshire: Emily Maureen Spencer -- Ballet en Pointe – “One Moment in Time” by Whitney Houston
31. New Jersey: Elizabeth Mendel -- Dance-- ????
32. New Mexico: Emille Marie Enriquez -- Ballet Folklorico -- ????
33. New York:
34. North Carolina: Carrie Everett – Vocal – “And I Am Telling You (I’m Not Going)” from Dreamgirls
35. North Dakota: Sophia Richards – Vocal – “La Vie en Rose” by Edith Piaf / Grace Jones
36. Ohio: Stephanie Finoti -- Ballet en Pointe – “Don Quixote” by Marius Petipa and Ludwig Minkus
37. Oklahoma: Lauren Frost -- Contemporary Clogging -- “Hound Dog” (Big Mama version) by Big Mama Thornton
38. Oregon: Abigail Marie Hoppe – Latin Jazz Dance – ????
39. Pennsylvania: Page MacKenzie Weinstein -- Baton Twirl -- ????
40. Puerto Rico:
41. Rhode Island: Ali Hornung – Vocal – “Part of Your World”
42. South Carolina: Davis Wash – Vocal – “Ain’t No Sunshine”
43. South Dakota: Joelle Simpson -- Bow-String: Harp – “Harp Cadenza from Tchaikovsky ballet Swan Lake”
44. Tennessee: Carley Jaymes Vogel -- Vocal – “Climb Every Mountain” from “The Sound of Music”
45. Texas: Annette Addo-Yobo – Slam Poetry – “When Andrew Speaks, Autism S.P.E.A.K.S” (Is this the actual name??)
46. Utah: Paris Julia Matthews -- Jazz Dance -- 80’S MEDLEY: ????
47. Vermont: Meara Seery -- Vocal – “Seven Nation Army” by The White Stripes
48. Virginia: Carlehr Swanson – Vocal / Piano – “Natural Woman” by Aretha Franklin
49. Washington:
50. West Virginia: Jennifer Nicole Reuther -- Lyrical Dance – “Beautiful People” by Ed Sheeran featuring Khalid
51. Wisconsin: Mandi J. Genord -- Jazz Dance – “You Don’t Own Me” by Lesley Gore
52. Wyoming: Baylee Drewry – HERstory – “Miss Drewry, Wrestling Coach” (???)

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MISS AMERICA’S TEEN TALENTS. As of 4 July 2024.

1. Alabama: Ali Mims -- Opera: Lyric-Soprano – “O mio babbino caro” from Puccini’s Gianni Schicchi
2. Alaska: Meghan Paige Roth -- Lyrical Dance – “Dandelions” by Ruth B
3. Arizona: Vianah Rose Bradt -- Dance --????
4. Arkansas: Peyton Nicole Bolling – Jazz Dance -- “Man of La Mancha (I, Don Quixote)” from “Man of La Mancha”
5. California: Keira Elizabeth Bixler -- Ballet en Pointe -- “Big Noise from Winnetka” by Gene Krupa
6. Colorado:
7. Connecticut; Camryn Elyse Patton -- Dance -- ????
8. Delaware: Gabrielle Morgan -- Musical Theatre Lyrical Dance -- ????
9. District of Columbia:
10. Florida: Ireland Harkins -- Tap Dance – “Ophelia” by The Lumineers
11. Georgia: Carrington Elan Manous -- Lyrical Dance – “I Don’t Know My Own Strength” by Whitney Houston
12. Hawaii: Nicole Taylor McCain -- Lyrical Dance – “Defying Gravity” from “Wicked”
13. Idaho: BrekLynn Pancheri -- Dance -- ????
14. Illinois: Lucy Kuelper – Vocal -- ????
15. Indiana: Bella Bauer -- Lyrical Dance -- ????
16. Iowa: Avery Bradley – Dance – “Voice of God” by David Bowe (not to be confused with David Bowie)
17. Kansas: Averie Mountain -- Cinema Lyrical – “Friend Like Me” from “Aladdin”
18. Kentucky: Mallory Jones – Vocal -- ????
19. Louisiana: Melissa Le – Piano -- Hungarian Rhapsody by Franz Liszt
20. Maine: Eva Antonia Benjamin – Vocal – “Aleluya (En La Tierra)” by Elevation Worship
21. Maryland: Zoe Zuzak -- Dance -- ????
22. Massachusetts: Margaret (Maggie) Leighton – Vocal -- “Livin’ On a Prayer” by Bon-Jovi
23. Michigan: Isabelle Lorraine Musk -- Contemporary Dance – “This Version of Me” by ODESZA
24. Minnesota: Brynn Marie Olson -- Jazz Dance -- “Tough Lover” by Etta James or Christina Aguilera.
25. Mississippi: Brooke Elizabeth Bumgarner – Vocal – “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” from “The Wizard of Oz”
26. Missouri: Bridget Caldwell -- Tap Dance – “I Got You (I Feel Good)” by James Brown
27. Montana:
28. Nebraska: Janae Harris -- Dance -- ????
29. Nevada: Ava Ilitchev -- Lyrical Dance -- ????
30. New Hampshire: Kylie Laroche – Lyrical Dance – “Wind Beneath My Wings” by Bette Midler.
31. New Jersey: Abigail Mignucci – Vocal – “The Life I've Never Led” from “Sister Act: The Musical”
32. New Mexico: Grace Marie Evans -- Dance -- ????
33. New York:
34. North Carolina: Kamryn Hollowell -- Clogging – “The Devil Went Down to Georgia” by The Charlie Daniels Band
35. North Dakota: Taylor Christianson -- Ballet en Pointe – “La Esmeralda” (Tambourine Variation) by Jules Perrot
36. Ohio: Allie Gray -- Sign Language -- ????
37. Oklahoma: Kynlee Schultheis -- Ballet en Pointe -- ????
38. Oregon: Kendyl-Rae Bartz -- Ventriloquism – “Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better)” from “Annie Get Your Gun” (Dummy’s name is Sarah)
39. Pennsylvania: Arianna Spurlin -- Tap Dance – “Wings” by Little Mix
40. Puerto Rico:
41. Rhode Island: Payton Blair Mays -- Vocal – “Reflection” from “Mulan”
42. South Carolina: Mary Elle Marchant – Musical Theatre Lyrical Dance – “I Hope I Get It” from “A Chorus Line”
43. South Dakota: Briley Hope Steffensen – Theatre Acro-Dance – “Don’t Lose Ur Head” from “SIX”
44. Tennessee: Leela Kate Beaty -- Dance -- ????
45. Texas: Macie Grace Krause -- Dance -- ????
46. Utah: Kira Gardner -- Lyrical Dance – “I Don’t Think About You” by Kelly Clarkson
47. Vermont: Charlee Royer -- Cinema Lyrical Dance – “The Rose” by Bette Midler.
48. Virginia: Cassidy Nicole Lee – Musical Theatre Lyrical Dance -- ????
49. Washington: Emma Adams – Piano -- “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen
50. West Virginia: Demi Delaney Breeden -- Jazz Dance --FOREVER COUNTRY MEDLEY — “Take Me Home, Country Roads” by John Denver / “I Will Always Love You” by Dolly Parton or Whitney Houston
51. Wisconsin: Ella Bey -- Lyrical Dance -- “Stay” by Rhianna featuring Mikky Ekko
52. Wyoming: Carlyn Grace Murray -- Irish Fusion Dance – “Faith” by George Michael

Please reply with any new input or any corrections.

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I don't know either of these girls and have no dog in this fight besides being familiar with the accusations through this message board. But a judge GRANTED a restraining order based on evidence and now the MAO accusing the victim of wrongdoing is just not a good look. It reeks of whistleblower retaliation and blaming the victim.

Will this organization EVER do something right again???

Story and the MAO official statement here.

https://katv.com/news/nation-world/miss-america-organization-robyn-kass-gerji-miss-pennsylvania-scholarship-foundation-death-threats-contract-bullying-restraining-order-residency-washington-dc-june-20-2024

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