Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2019

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Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2019
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Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2019 Participants and Results
DateJuly 28, 2018 (2018-07-28)
PresentersMike Rome (Preliminary competition) Miss America 2018, Cara Mund
VenueLinda Chapin Theater
Orlando, Florida
Entrants51
WinnerLondon Hibbs
Texas Texas
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Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2019 was the 14th Miss America's Outstanding Teen pageant held at the Linda Chapin Theater in the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida on July 28, 2018.[1] Jessica Baeder of Alabama crowned her successor London Hibbs of Texas at the end of the event.

Judges[]

The panel of judges for the 2019 competition included:[2]

Results summary[]

Placements[]

Final results Contestant(s)
1st runner-up
2nd runner-up
3rd runner-up
4th runner-up
Top 7
Top 9
Top 12

§ America's Choice

Order of announcements[]

Awards[]

Preliminary awards[]

Award Contestants
Preliminary Evening Wear/On-Stage Question (OSQ)
Preliminary Talent

Talent awards[]

Awards Contestant(s)
Overall Dance
Overall Instrumental
Overall Vocal

Other awards[]

Awards Contestant(s)
America's Choice
Children's Miracle Network (CMN) Miracle Maker Award
Miss Congeniality/Spirit of America
Non-finalist Evening Wear and On-Stage Question (OSQ)
Non-finalist Interview
Non-finalist Talent
Outstanding Achievement in Academic Life
Random Acts of Kindness
Scholastic Excellence
Teens in Action Award Winner
Teens in Action Award Finalists
Top Advertisement Sales Media Scholarship

Contestants[]

The Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2019 contestants are:

State Name Hometown Age Talent Placement at MAO Teen Special scholarships at MAO Teen Notes
Alabama Alabama Collins McMurray[6] Vestavia Hills 16 Vocal, "Over the Rainbow" 3rd runner-up[4] Scholastic Excellence Award
Alaska Alaska Jazzie Trotter[7] Eagle River 14 Piano, "Maple Leaf Rag" by Scott Joplin Overall Instrumental Talent Award
Arizona Arizona Ashlyn Thompson[8] Mesa 17 Clogging, "I Wanna Dance with Somebody" Teens in Action Award Finalist
Arkansas Arkansas Camille Cathey[9] Wynne 16 Vocal, "Dream On" Outstanding Achievement in Academic Life
California California Cameron Doan[10] Santa Ana 16 Baton Twirling, "Come Alive" Top 9 Preliminary Evening Wear/OSQ Award
Colorado Colorado Sara Al-Bazali[5] Denver 16 Vocal, "How to Return Home" Top 12[5]
Connecticut Connecticut Morgan Mancini[11] Wolcott 16 Tap Dance, "Happy"
Delaware Delaware Sky Knox[12] Newark 16 Lyrical Gymnastic Routine, "Titanium"
Washington, D.C. District of Columbia Natalie Beckford Washington, D.C. 15 Ballet en Pointe
Florida Florida Jessica Sales[13] Orlando 17 Contemporary Clogging, "Boogie Shoes" Top 12 Overall Dance Talent Award
Georgia (U.S. state) Georgia Rory Pan[14] Johns Creek 16 Ballet en Pointe, "Fire on Ice" 4th runner-up[citation needed] Overall Dance Talent Award

Preliminary Evening Wear/OSQ Award (tie)
Hawaii Hawaii Sophia Stark[15] Honolulu 13 Operatic Vocal, "Juliet's Waltz" Spirit of America Award Appeared on MasterChef Junior[16]
Idaho Idaho Chloe Shelton[17] Boise 17 Jazz Dance
Illinois Illinois Peyton Newman[18] Vernon Hills 16 Vocal, "Vienna" Non-finalist Evening Wear/OSQ Award Previously National American Miss Junior Pre Teen 2012[19]
Indiana Indiana Jenna Zabona[20] Kendallville 15 Jazz Dance, "The Way You Make Me Feel"
Iowa Iowa Cali Wilson[21] Norwalk 17 Dance, "Turn Your Face" by Little Mix Non-finalist Talent Award

Overall Dance Talent Award
Kansas Kansas Amelia Benjamin[22] Leawood 16 Vocal, "God Bless America"
Kentucky Kentucky Joanna Clark[23] Lexington 17 Piano, "Ode to Joy" by Beethoven
Louisiana Louisiana Gracie Reichman[24] Colfax 16 Contemporary Clogging, "Let's Get Loud"
Maine Maine Macy Grant Brunswick 16 Contemporary Dance
Maryland Maryland Katie Allen[25] Easton 16 Ballet en Pointe, "Spanish Rose"
Massachusetts Massachusetts Jordan St. Onge[26] Acushnet 17 Irish Step Dance, "Roundtable Rival" by Lindsey Stirling
Michigan Michigan Maria Evola[27] Macomb 15 Dance, "Maria" from West Side Story
Minnesota Minnesota Eden Webb[28] Minnetonka 16 Lyrical Dance, "Lost"
Mississippi Mississippi Presley Caldwell[29] Grenada 17 Vocal, "Desperado" by The Eagles Teens in Action Award Finalist
Missouri Missouri Ashley Whipple[30] Chesterfield 17 Piano, "Solfeggietto" by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Overall Instrumental Talent Award

Teens in Action Winner
Montana Montana Cammy Heck[31] Sidney 17 Tap Dance
Nebraska Nebraska Kelsie Therkildsen[32] Bennington 15 Jazz Dance, "Swing With Me"
Nevada Nevada Tia Henderson[33] Reno 17 Jazz Dance, "No Excuses" Non-finalist Interview Award
New Hampshire New Hampshire Morgane Vigroux[34] Derry 16 Vocal, "California Dreamin'" Top 7 Overall Vocal Talent Award

Preliminary Talent Award
New Jersey New Jersey Alaina Murphy[35] Carneys Point 15 Vocal, "Finding Neverland" Top 7
New Mexico New Mexico Abrianna Morales[36] Las Cruces 16 Vocal, "All That Matters"
New York (state) New York Cayla Kumar[37] Queens Village 15 Bollywood Fusion Dance, “Mera Mahi Bada Sohna” from Dhaai Akshar Prem Ke Non-finalist Evening Wear/OSQ Award

Non-finalist Talent Award

Overall Dance Talent Award

Teens in Action Award Finalist
North Carolina North Carolina Caroline Credle[38] Clayton 17 Ballet en Pointe, La Esmeralda
North Dakota North Dakota Micah Schlittenhardt[39] Bismarck 16 Ballet en Pointe, Don Quixote Random Acts of Kindness Award
Ohio Ohio Julianna Heichel[40] Lexington 15 Vocal, "Feeling Good" Younger sister of Miss Ohio's Outstanding Teen 2016, Madison Heichel[41]
Oklahoma Oklahoma Sydney Massey[42] Tulsa 15 Musical Theatre Dance, ”So Much Better” from Legally Blonde
Oregon Oregon Kennedy Hjelte[43] Tualatin 16 Vocal, "On My Own" from Les Misérables
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Cecilia Petrush[44] Murrysville 17 Vocal, "Don't Rain on My Parade" from Funny Girl 1st runner-up[citation needed] Overall Vocal Talent Award

Preliminary Talent Award

Top Advertisement Sales Media Scholarship
Rhode Island Rhode Island Macie Johnson[45] Wickford 16 Jazz Dance, "Wonder" Top 12 America's Choice[citation needed]

Preliminary Evening Wear/OSQ Award (tie)
South Carolina South Carolina Berkley Bryant[46] Anderson 17 Tap Dance, "Runaway Baby" by Bruno Mars Top 9 CMN Miracle Maker Award
South Dakota South Dakota Jessica Benson[47] Rapid City 17 Vocal, "100 Easy Ways to Lose a Man" from Wonderful Town
Tennessee Tennessee Mary Humphrey[48] Jackson 16 Dance en Pointe, "Ease on Down the Road" from The Wiz Teens in Action Award Finalist
Texas Texas London Hibbs[49] Tyler 17 Vocal, "Think of Me" from The Phantom of the Opera Winner[3] Preliminary Evening Wear/OSQ Award

Preliminary Talent Award
Utah Utah Axuray Talbot[50] Spanish Fork 16 Dance, "This Is Me"
Vermont Vermont Shannon Adams[51] Warren 16 Celtic Harp, "The Mad River Set"
Virginia Virginia Emily Kinsey[52] Richmond 16 Pointe Dance, "Friend Like Me" 2nd runner-up[citation needed]
Washington (state) Washington Novalee Lewis[53] Tacoma 14 Tap Dance Previously Miss Junior High School America 2016


Later Miss Rhode Island High School 2020

West Virginia West Virginia Katelin Bocchetti[54] Shepherdstown 17 Flute, "Dueling Banjos"
Wisconsin Wisconsin Mandi Genord[55] Montello 16 Lyrical Dance, Glee version of "I Dreamed a Dream" from Les Misérables
Wyoming Wyoming Taylor Greig[56] Sheridan 17 Contemporary Dance

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