Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series

Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series
Awarded for	Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Drama Series, Age 25 or Younger
Country	United States
Presented by	NATAS ATAS
First awarded	1985
Last awarded	2019
Most awards	Jennifer Finnigan, (3) Jennifer Landon, (3)
Most nominations	Heather Tom, (8)
Website	theemmys.tv/daytime
Related	Award was merged into the Outstanding Younger Performer in a Drama Series category

The Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series was an award presented annually by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (ATAS). It was given annually from 1985 to 2019 to honor a young actress below the age of 25, who had delivered an outstanding performance in a role while working within the daytime drama industry.

At the 12th Daytime Emmy Awards held in 1985, Tracey E. Bregman was the first winner of this award, for her role of Lauren Fenmore on The Young and the Restless . The awards ceremony had not been aired on television for the prior two years, having been criticized for voting integrity. ^[1] The award was originally called Outstanding Ingenue in a Drama Series, the criteria of the new category were deemed confusing, performers of differing ages were nominated, and critics argued some were of supporting or lead actress standards. ^{[2] [3]} Adding to the confusion, the first winner, Bregman, and the Outstanding Supporting Actress winner that year, Beth Maitland, played characters near to the same age. The category was renamed Outstanding Juvenile Female in a Drama Series in 1989, and began using its current title in 1991. The criteria were later altered, requiring that the actress be aged 25 or below. ^[4]

The award was presented to 23 actresses. The Young and the Restless has the most recipients of this award, with a total of eight. Since 2008, Jennifer Landon had been tied with Jennifer Finnigan for most wins, with three each. In 1999, Heather Tom became the most nominated actress in the category, when she was nominated a seventh time, also winning a second time that year. She was nominated again the following year, holding the title with eight nominations; however, she lost to Camryn Grimes. In 2000, Grimes also became the youngest recipient of the award, winning at the age of 10. ^[5] In 2012, Christel Khalil became the first African-American and woman of color to have garnered the award, winning for her role as Lily Winters on The Young and the Restless.

At the 2019 ceremony, Hayley Erin became the last awarded actress in this category, for her role as Kiki Jerome on General Hospital . In October 2019, the NATAS decided to replace both younger actor and actress categories with a single, gender-neutral one: Outstanding Younger Performer in a Drama Series. ^[6]

Winners and nominees

Listed below are the winners of the award for each year, as well as the other nominees.

Table Key

‡	Indicates the winner

Martha Byrne was nominated five time, and won once, in 1987, for her role as Lily Walsh on As the World Turns .

Jane Krakowski was nominated twice for her role as T. R. Kendall on Search for Tomorrow .

Robin Wright was nominated three times for her role as Kelly Capwell on Santa Barbara .

Julianne Moore won in 1988, for her role as Frannie Hughes and Sabrina Hughes on As the World Turns .

Cady McClain was nominated twice, and won in 1990, for her role as Dixie Cooney on All My Children .

Charlotte Ross received two nominations for her role as Eve Donovan on Days of Our Lives .

Anne Heche was nominated twice, and won in 1991, for her role as Marley Hudson and Vicky Hudson on Another World .

Tricia Cast was nominated twice, and won in 1992, for her role as Nina Webster on The Young and the Restless .

Sarah Michelle Gellar was nominated twice, and won in 1995, for her role as Kendall Hart on All My Children .

Sharon Case garnered two nominations (1996 and 1997) for her portrayal of Sharon Newman on The Young and the Restless .

Ashley Jones was nominated twice for her role as Megan Dennison on The Young and the Restless .

Eden Riegel was nominated four times, and won in 2005, for her role as Bianca Montgomery on All My Children .

Emily O'Brien received three nominations (2008, 2009, and 2011) for her role as Jana Hawkes Fisher on The Young and the Restless .

Shelley Hennig received two nominations (2010 and 2012) for her role as Stephanie Johnson on Days of Our Lives .

Brittany Allen won in 2011 for her role as Marissa Chandler on All My Children .

Jacqueline MacInnes Wood received two nominations for her role as Steffy Forrester on The Bold and the Beautiful .

1980s

Year	Actress	Program	Role	Network	Ref.
1985 (12th)
	Tracey E. Bregman ‡	The Young and the Restless	Lauren Fenmore Williams	CBS	[1]
	Kristian Alfonso	Days of Our Lives	Hope Williams	NBC	[7]
	Melissa Leo	All My Children	Linda Warner	ABC
	Lisa Trusel	Days of Our Lives	Melissa Anderson	NBC
	Tasia Valenza	All My Children	Dottie Thornton	ABC
1986 (13th)
	Ellen Wheeler ‡	Another World	Marley Love/Vicky Love	NBC	[8]
	Martha Byrne	As the World Turns	Lily Walsh	CBS	[9]
	Jane Krakowski	Search for Tomorrow	T. R. Kendall	NBC
	Debbi Morgan	All My Children	Angie Baxter Hubbard	ABC
	Robin Wright	Santa Barbara	Kelly Capwell	NBC
1987 (14th)
	Martha Byrne ‡	As the World Turns	Lily Walsh	CBS	[10]
	Tracey E. Bregman	The Young and the Restless	Lauren Fenmore	CBS	[11]
	Jane Krakowski	Search for Tomorrow	T. R. Kendall	NBC
	Krista Tesreau	Guiding Light	Mindy Lewis	CBS
	Robin Wright	Santa Barbara	Kelly Capwell	NBC
1988 (15th)
	Julianne Moore ‡	As the World Turns	Frannie Hughes/Sabrina Hughes	CBS	[12]
	Tichina Arnold	Ryan's Hope	Zena Brown	ABC	[13]
	Andrea Evans	One Life to Live	Tina Lord	ABC
	Lauren Holly	All My Children	Julie Chandler	ABC
	Robin Wright	Santa Barbara	Kelly Capwell	NBC
1989 (16th)
	Kimberly McCullough ‡	General Hospital	Robin Scorpio	ABC	[14]
	Noelle Beck	Loving	Trisha Alden	ABC	[15]
	Martha Byrne	As the World Turns	Lily Walsh	CBS
	Anne Heche	Another World	Marley Hudson/Vicky Hudson	NBC

1990s

Year	Actress	Program	Role	Network	Ref.
1990 (17th)
	Cady McClain ‡	All My Children	Dixie Cooney	ABC	[16]
	Kimberly McCullough	General Hospital	Robin Scorpio	ABC	[17]
	Charlotte Ross	Days of Our Lives	Eve Donovan	NBC
	Liz Vassey	All My Children	Emily Ann Sago	ABC
1991 (18th)
	Anne Heche ‡	Another World	Marley Hudson/Vicky Hudson	NBC	[18]
	Tricia Cast	The Young and the Restless	Nina Webster Chancellor	CBS	[19]
	Kimberly McCullough	General Hospital	Robin Scorpio	ABC
	Ashley Peldon	Guiding Light	Marah Lewis	CBS
	Charlotte Ross	Days of Our Lives	Eve Donovan	NBC
1992 (19th)
	Tricia Cast ‡	The Young and the Restless	Nina Webster Chancellor	CBS	[20]
	Beth Ehlers	Guiding Light	Harley Cooper	CBS	[21]
	Alla Korot	Another World	Jenna Norris	NBC
	Cady McClain	All My Children	Dixie Cooney	ABC
	Melissa Reeves	Days of Our Lives	Jennifer Horton Deveraux	NBC
1993 (20th)
	Heather Tom ‡	The Young and the Restless	Victoria Newman	CBS	[22]
	Beth Ehlers	Guiding Light	Harley Cooper	CBS	[23]
	Melissa Hayden	Guiding Light	Bridget Reardon	CBS
	Sydney Penny	Santa Barbara	B. J. Walker	NBC
	Kelly Ripa	All My Children	Hayley Vaughan	ABC
1994 (21st)
	Melissa Hayden ‡	Guiding Light	Bridget Reardon	CBS	[24]
	Martha Byrne	As the World Turns	Lily Walsh Grimaldi	CBS	[25]
	Sarah Michelle Gellar	All My Children	Kendall Hart	ABC
	Melina Kanakaredes	Guiding Light	Eleni Andros Cooper	CBS
	Heather Tom	The Young and the Restless	Victoria Newman	CBS
1995 (22nd)
	Sarah Michelle Gellar ‡	All My Children	Kendall Hart	ABC	[26]
	Kimberly McCullough	General Hospital	Robin Scorpio	ABC	[27]
	Rachel Miner	Guiding Light	Michelle Bauer	CBS
	Heather Tom	The Young and the Restless	Victoria Newman	CBS
1996 (23rd)
	Kimberly McCullough ‡	General Hospital	Robin Scorpio	ABC	[28]
	Kimberly J. Brown	Guiding Light	Marah Lewis	CBS	[29]
	Martha Byrne	As the World Turns	Lily Walsh Grimaldi	CBS
	Sharon Case	The Young and the Restless	Sharon Collins	CBS
	Heather Tom	The Young and the Restless	Victoria Newman	CBS
1997 (24th)
	Sarah Joy Brown ‡	General Hospital	Carly Roberts	ABC	[30]
	Sharon Case	The Young and the Restless	Sharon Newman	CBS	[31]
	Christie Clark	Days of Our Lives	Carrie Brady	NBC
	Kimberly McCullough	General Hospital	Robin Scorpio	ABC
	Heather Tom	The Young and the Restless	Victoria Newman	CBS
1998 (25th)
	Sarah Joy Brown ‡	General Hospital	Carly Roberts	ABC	[32]
	Christie Clark	Days of Our Lives	Carrie Brady	NBC	[33]
	Camryn Grimes	The Young and the Restless	Cassie Newman	CBS
	Rhonda Ross Kendrick	Another World	Toni Burrell	NBC
	Heather Tom	The Young and the Restless	Victoria Newman	CBS
1999 (26th)
	Heather Tom ‡	The Young and the Restless	Victoria Newman	CBS	[34]
	Sarah Joy Brown	General Hospital	Carly Benson	ABC	[35]
	Camryn Grimes	The Young and the Restless	Cassie Newman	CBS
	Rebecca Herbst	General Hospital	Elizabeth Webber	ABC
	Ashley Jones	The Young and the Restless	Megan Dennison	CBS
	Sherri Saum	Sunset Beach	Vanessa Hart	NBC

2000s

Year	Actress	Program	Role	Network	Ref.
2000 (27th)
	Camryn Grimes ‡	The Young and the Restless	Cassie Newman	CBS	[36]
	Adrienne Frantz	The Bold and the Beautiful	Amber Forrester	CBS	[37]
	Ashley Jones	The Young and the Restless	Megan Dennison	CBS
	Heather Tom	The Young and the Restless	Victoria Newman	CBS
	Erin Torpey	One Life to Live	Jessica Buchanan	ABC
2001 (28th)
	Adrienne Frantz ‡	The Bold and the Beautiful	Amber Moore	CBS	[38]
	Terri Colombino	As the World Turns	Katie Peretti	CBS	[39]
	Annie Parisse	As the World Turns	Julia Lindsey	CBS
	Eden Riegel	All My Children	Bianca Montgomery	ABC
	Kristina Sisco	As the World Turns	Abigail Williams	CBS
2002 (29th)
	Jennifer Finnigan ‡	The Bold and the Beautiful	Bridget Forrester	CBS	[40]
	Jessica Jimenez	Guiding Light	Catalina Quesada	CBS	[41]
	Lindsey McKeon	Guiding Light	Marah Lewis	CBS
	Eden Riegel	All My Children	Bianca Montgomery	ABC
	Kristina Sisco	As the World Turns	Abigail Williams	CBS
2003 (30th)
	Jennifer Finnigan ‡	The Bold and the Beautiful	Bridget Forrester	CBS	[42]
	Adrienne Frantz	The Bold and the Beautiful	Amber Moore	CBS	[43]
	Lindsey McKeon	Guiding Light	Marah Lewis	CBS
	Erin Hershey Presley	Port Charles	Alison Barrington	ABC
	Alicia Leigh Willis	General Hospital	Courtney Matthews	CBS
2004 (31st)
	Jennifer Finnigan ‡	The Bold and the Beautiful	Bridget Forrester	CBS	[44]
	Christel Khalil	The Young and the Restless	Lily Winters	CBS	[45]
	Eden Riegel	All My Children	Bianca Montgomery	ABC
	Alicia Leigh Willis	General Hospital	Courtney Matthews	CBS
	Lauren Woodland	The Young and the Restless	Brittany Hodges	CBS
2005 (32nd)
	Eden Riegel ‡	All My Children	Bianca Montgomery	ABC	[46]
	Jennifer Ferrin	As the World Turns	Jennifer Munson	CBS	[47]
	Alexa Havins	All My Children	Babe Carey	ABC
	Crystal Hunt	Guiding Light	Lizzie Spaulding	CBS
	Adrianne León	General Hospital	Brook Lynn Ashton	ABC
2006 (33rd)
	Jennifer Landon ‡	As the World Turns	Gwen Norbeck	CBS	[48]
	Mandy Bruno	Guiding Light	Marina Cooper	CBS	[49]
	Camryn Grimes	The Young and the Restless	Cassie Newman	CBS
	Christel Khalil	The Young and the Restless	Lily Winters	CBS
	Leven Rambin	All My Children	Lily Montgomery	ABC
2007 (34th)
	Jennifer Landon ‡	As the World Turns	Gwen Norbeck	CBS	[50]
	Julie Berman	General Hospital	Lulu Spencer	ABC	[51]
	Alexandra Chando	As the World Turns	Maddie Coleman	CBS
	Stephanie Gatschet	Guiding Light	Tammy Layne Winslow	CBS
	Leven Rambin	All My Children	Lily Montgomery	ABC
2008 (35th)
	Jennifer Landon ‡	As the World Turns	Gwen Norbeck	CBS	[52]
	Vail Bloom	The Young and the Restless	Heather Stevens	CBS	[53]
	Rachel Melvin	Days of Our Lives	Chelsea Brady	NBC
	Emily O'Brien	The Young and the Restless	Jana Hawkes	CBS
	Tammin Sursok	The Young and the Restless	Colleen Carlton	CBS
2009 (36th)
	Julie Berman ‡	General Hospital	Lulu Spencer	ABC	[54]
	Meredith Hagner	As the World Turns	Liberty Ciccone	CBS	[55]
	Rachel Melvin	Days of Our Lives	Chelsea Brady	NBC
	Emily O'Brien	The Young and the Restless	Jana Hawkes Fisher	CBS
	Kirsten Storms	General Hospital	Maxie Jones	ABC

2010s

Year	Actress	Program	Role	Network	Ref.
2010 (37th)
	Julie Berman ‡	General Hospital	Lulu Spencer	ABC	[56]
	Molly Burnett	Days of Our Lives	Melanie Layton	NBC	[57]
	Shelley Hennig	Days of Our Lives	Stephanie Johnson	NBC
	Christel Khalil	The Young and the Restless	Lily Winters	CBS
	Marnie Schulenburg	As the World Turns	Alison Stewart	CBS
2011 (38th)
	Brittany Allen ‡	All My Children	Marissa Chandler	ABC	[58]
	Lexi Ainsworth	General Hospital	Kristina Corinthos Davis	ABC	[59]
	Emily O'Brien	The Young and the Restless	Jana Hawkes	CBS
2012 (39th)
	Christel Khalil ‡	The Young and the Restless	Lily Winters	CBS	[60]
	Molly Burnett	Days of Our Lives	Melanie Layton	NBC	[61]
	Shelley Hennig	Days of Our Lives	Stephanie Johnson	NBC
	Jacqueline MacInnes Wood	The Bold and the Beautiful	Steffy Forrester	CBS
2013 (40th)
	Kristen Alderson ‡	General Hospital	Starr Manning	ABC	[62]
	Hunter King	The Young and the Restless	Summer Newman	CBS	[63]
	Lindsey Morgan	General Hospital	Kristina Corinthos Davis	ABC
	Jacqueline MacInnes Wood	The Bold and the Beautiful	Steffy Forrester	CBS
2014 (41st)
	Hunter King ‡	The Young and the Restless	Summer Newman	CBS	[64]
	Kristen Alderson	General Hospital	Starr Manning	ABC	[65]
	Linsey Godfrey	The Bold and the Beautiful	Caroline Spencer	CBS
	Kim Matula	The Bold and the Beautiful	Hope Logan	CBS
	Kelley Missal	One Life to Live	Danielle Manning	TOLN.com
2015 (42nd)
	Hunter King ‡	The Young and the Restless	Summer Newman	CBS	[66]
	Kristen Alderson	General Hospital	Kiki Jerome	ABC	[67]
	Camila Banus	Days of Our Lives	Gabi Hernandez	NBC
	Haley Pullos	General Hospital	Molly Lansing Davis	ABC
2016 (43rd)
	True O'Brien ‡	Days of Our Lives	Paige Larson	NBC	[68]
	Reign Edwards	The Bold and the Beautiful	Nicole Avant	CBS	[69]
	Hunter King	The Young and the Restless	Summer Newman	CBS
	Ashlyn Pearce	The Bold and the Beautiful	Aly Forrester	CBS
	Brooklyn Rae Silzer	General Hospital	Emma Drake	ABC
2017 (44th)
	Lexi Ainsworth ‡	General Hospital	Kristina Corinthos Davis	ABC	[70]
	Reign Edwards	The Bold and the Beautiful	Nicole Avant	CBS	[71]
	Hunter King	The Young and the Restless	Summer Newman	CBS
	Chloe Lanier	General Hospital	Nelle Benson	ABC
	Alyvia Alyn Lind	The Young and the Restless	Faith Newman	CBS
2018 (45th)
	Chloe Lanier ‡	General Hospital	Nelle Benson	ABC	[72]
	Reign Edwards	The Bold and the Beautiful	Nicole Avant	CBS	[73]
	Hayley Erin	General Hospital	Kiki Jerome	ABC
	Cait Fairbanks	The Young and the Restless	Tessa Porter	CBS
	Olivia Rose Keegan	Days of Our Lives	Claire Brady	NBC
2019 (46th)
	Hayley Erin ‡	General Hospital	Kiki Jerome	ABC	[74]
	Olivia Rose Keegan	Days of Our Lives	Claire Brady	NBC	[75]
	Victoria Konefal	Days of Our Lives	Ciara Brady	NBC
	Chloe Lanier	General Hospital	Nelle Benson	ABC
	Eden McCoy	General Hospital	Josslyn Jacks	ABC

Multiple wins and nominations

The following individuals received two or more wins in this category: Wins Actress 3 Jennifer Finnigan Jennifer Landon 2 Julie Berman Sarah Joy Brown Hunter King Kimberly McCullough Heather Tom

Jennifer Finnigan is one of the actresses who has received the most wins in this category, winning three times for her role as Bridget Forrester on The Bold and the Beautiful . Heather Tom has received the most nominations in this category, with a total of eight, for her role as Victoria Newman on The Young and the Restless . The following individuals received two or more nominations in this category: Nominations Actress 8 Heather Tom 6 Kimberly McCullough 5 Martha Byrne Hunter King 4 Camryn Grimes Christel Khalil Eden Riegel 3 Kristen Alderson Julie Berman Sarah Joy Brown Reign Edwards Jennifer Finnigan Adrienne Frantz Jennifer Landon Chloe Lanier Emily O'Brien Robin Wright 2 Lexi Ainsworth Tracey E. Bregman Molly Burnett Sharon Case Tricia Cast Christie Clark Reign Edwards Beth Ehlers Hayley Erin Sarah Michelle Gellar Melissa Hayden Anne Heche Shelley Hennig Ashley Jones Olivia Rose Keegan Jane Krakowski Rachel Melvin Cady McClain Jacqueline MacInnes Wood Lindsey McKeon Leven Rambin Charlotte Ross Kristina Sisco Alicia Leigh Willis

Series with most awards

Wins	Program
10	General Hospital
8	The Young and the Restless
5	As the World Turns
4	All My Children
	The Bold and the Beautiful
2	Another World
1	Days of Our Lives
	Guiding Light

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• "IMDb:Daytime Emmy Awards". IMDb. Archived from the original on 2013-07-29.