Miss World America 2020

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Miss World America 2020
DateOctober 16, 2020
PresentersCK Bolado, Ashley Dior Jones
BroadcasterWebcast[1]
Entrants30
WinnerAlissa Anderegg
New York (state) New York
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Miss World America 2020 was the 12th edition of the Miss World America pageant. it was held virtually due to COVID-19 on October, 2020. Emmy Rose Cuvelier of South Dakota crowned her successor Alissa Anderegg of New York at the end of the event and was originally to represent United States at Miss World 2021. However, Anderegg ended her reign on October 3, 2021 and Shree Saini of Washington who was appointed the role of Miss World America 2021 and will compete at Miss World 2021.[2][3]

Results[]

Placements[]

Final Results Contestant
Miss World America 2020[4]
  •  New York - Alissa Anderegg
1st Runner-Up[4]
  •  South Carolina - Megan Gordon
2nd Runner-Up[4]
  •  Pennsylvania - Manya Saaraswat
Top 5[5]
Top 10[6]
  •  California - Melanie Wardhana
  •  Colorado - Serene Singh
  •  New Hampshire - Taylor Fogg
  •  Oregon - Manju Bangalore
  •  Washington - Shree Saini
Top 15[7][8]
  •  Arizona - Annie Li
  •  Delaware - Jessica Wilson
  •  Illinois - Ansima Mamboleo
  •  Texas - Johana Perez
  •  New Jersey - Andrianna Acosta

Miss World America 2020 Preliminary Winners[]

Award[9] Contestant
Beauty With a Purpose
  •  Massachusetts - Alissa Musto (tie)
  •  New York - Alissa Anderegg (tie)
Interview
  •  South Carolina - Megan Gordon
Top Model
  •  Pennsylvania - Manya Saaraswat
Beautiful Me
  •  Delaware - Jessica Wilson
Influencer
  •  Washington - Shree Saini
Fitness
  •  New Hampshire - Taylor Fogg
Talent
Entrepreneur
  •  New Jersey - Andrianna Acosta
People's Choice
  •  Washington - Shree Saini

Judges[]

  • Andria Vassilious
  • Ariel Chobaz
  • Ché Amor Greenigde - Miss World Barbados 2019
  • Christian Pelayo
  • Jennifer Lloyd
  • Jesse LeBeau
  • Josie Valdez
  • Kaya Jones
  • Lisa McCumber
  • RC Caylan
  • Stan W. Raynolds
  • Sarah Marschke - Miss World Australia 2019

Contestants[]

30 delegates were confirmed.

State Contestant Name
 Alabama Katarina Wronka[10]
 Arizona Annie Li[11]
 California Melanie Wardhana[12]
 Colorado Serene Singh[13]
 Connecticut Anais Gendelman[14]
 Delaware Jessica Wilson[15]
 District of Columbia Sharon Chung[16]
 Florida Jasity Rush[17]
 Georgia Skylaer Palacios[18]
 Hawaii Angela Hilario[19]
 Illinois Ansima Momboleo[20]
 Kansas Amulya Chava[21]
 Maryland Carissa Wu[22]
 Massachusetts Alissa Musto[23]
 Michigan Emily Tomchin[24]
 Mississippi Molly May[25]
 Nebraska Emily Curtis[26]
 Nevada Rashika Shah[27]
 New Hampshire Taylor Fogg[28]
 New Jersey Andrianna Acosta[29]
 New York Alissa Anderegg[30]
 Ohio Tori Nelson[31]
 Oregon Manju Bangalore[32]
 Pennsylvania Manya Saaraswat[33]
 Rhode Island Afroza Nishi[34]
 South Carolina Megan Gordon[35]
 Texas Johana Perez[36]
 Virginia Catherine Perez[37]
 Washington Shree Saini[38]
 Wyoming Mangala Chava[39]

Other pageant notes[]

Did not compete[]

  •  Alaska
  •  Arkansas
  •  Idaho
  •  Indiana
  •  Iowa
  •  Kentucky
  •  Louisiana
  •  Maine
  •  Minnesota
  •  Missouri
  •  Montana
  •  New Mexico
  •  North Carolina
  •  North Dakota
  •  Oklahoma
  •  South Dakota
  •  Tennessee
  •  Utah
  •  Vermont
  •  Wisconsin
  •  Wyoming

Crossovers[]

Contestants who previously competed at or will be competing at other beauty pageants:

Miss USA
  • 2017:  South Carolina: Megan Gordon (Top 5)
  • 2019:  Pennsylvania: Manya Saaraswat (as  New Jersey)
  • 2021:  New Hampshire: Taylor Fogg (TBD)
Miss America
Miss America's Outstanding Teen
  • 2013:  Mississippi: Molly May (4th runner-up)
Miss World America
  • 2018:  Oregon: Manju Bangalore (Top 10)
  • 2018:  Mississippi: Molly May (Top 10)
  • 2019:  Kansas: Amulya Chava
  • 2019:  Oregon: Manju Bangalore (Top 10, as  California)
  • 2019:  South Carolina: Megan Gordon (1st Runner-Up)
  • 2019:  Washington: Shree Saini
Miss India USA
  • 2017:  Washington: Shree Saini (Winner)
Miss Asian America
  • 2019:  California: Melanie Wardhana (Winner)

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