Miss Maryland

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Miss Maryland
Formation1921
Type Beauty pageant
Headquarters Baltimore
Location
Membership
Miss America
Official language
English
Website Official website

The Miss Maryland competition is the pageant that selects the representative for the state of Maryland in the Miss America pageant. [1]

Contents

Kennedy Taylor was crowned Miss Maryland 2023 in June 2023 at Maryland Theatre in Hagerstown, Maryland. She competed at the Miss America 2024 competition and placed in the Top 11.

Past titleholders

Results summary

Results of Miss Maryland titleholders at the national Miss America pageants/competitions. The year in parentheses indicates the year of the national competition, not the year attached to the contestant's state title.

Awards

Preliminary awards

  • Preliminary Fitness: Kennedy Taylor (2024)
  • Preliminary Evening Gown: Kennedy Taylor (2024)
  • Preliminary Lifestyle & Fitness: Shelly Meg Peiken (1980), Jade Kenny (2015), Hannah Brewer (2017)
  • Preliminary Talent: Beverly Anne Smith (1963) (tie), Debra Renea Fries (1992), Camille Lewis (2003), Joanna Guy (2013)

Non-finalist awards

  • Non-finalist Talent: Linda Rita Peluzzo (1967), Veronica Marie Clarke (1976), Lisa Marie Daskal (1981), Debra Renea Fries (1992), Heather Noelle Davis (1998), Destiny Clark (2016)

Other awards

  • Miss Congeniality: N/A
  • Charles and Theresa Brown Scholarship: Joanna Guy (2013), Hannah Brewer (2017)
  • Dr. & Mrs. David B. Allman Medical Scholarship: Barbara Jean Jennings (1977)
  • Equity & Justice Scholarship Award Finalists: Caitlyn Stupi (2020)
  • Jean Bartel Military Awareness Award: Kayla Willing (2023)
  • Quality of Life Award Winners: Heather Noelle Davis (1998)
  • Quality of Life Award 1st runners-up: Kelly Glorioso (2002), Joanna Guy (2013), Adrianna David (2019)
  • Quality of Life Award 2nd runners-up: Jade Kenny (2015), Hannah Brewer (2017)
  • Quality of Life Award Finalists: Lindsay Staniszewski (2011), Destiny Clark (2016)
  • Women in Business Scholarship Award Finalists: Hannah Brewer (2017), Kathleen Masek (2018)

Winners

YearNameHometownAgeLocal TitleMiss America TalentPlacement at Miss AmericaSpecial scholarships at Miss AmericaNotes
2023 Kennedy Taylor Silver Spring 26Miss Allegany CountyLatin Ballroom Dance, "Conga"Top 11Preliminary Evening Gown Award

Preliminary Fitness Award
Previously Miss Maryland's Outstanding Teen 2012 [2]

Top 10 at Miss America's Outstanding Teen [3]
2022 Kayla Willing Deal Island 19Miss Southern MarylandVocalJean Bartel Military Awareness Award
2021 Lydia Sohn Hanover 25Miss Western MarylandCello
2020Allison Redman [4] Bel Air 25ViolinDid not compete; 3rd runner-up at Miss Maryland 2019 pageant, later assumed the 2020 title after Stupi chose not to serve a second year; 2020 state pageant was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic [5] [6]
2019 Caitlyn Stupi [7] Westminster 21Miss Allegany CountyCello, "The Swan"Equity & Justice Scholarship Award Finalist [8] Later 2x runner-up at Miss Maryland USA [9]
2018 Adrianna David [10] Rockville 24Miss Charm of the ChesapeakeVocal, "You've Got Possibilities"Quality of Life Award 1st runner-upPreviously Miss Maryland USA 2017 [11]
2017 Kathleen Masek [12] Westminster 22Miss White OakTheatrical DanceWomen in Business Scholarship Finalist [13]
2016 Hannah Brewer [14] Manchester 19Miss Rocky GapVocal, "God Bless America"Top 7Charles and Theresa Brown Scholarship

Preliminary Lifestyle & Fitness Award

Quality of Life Award 2nd runner-up [15]

Women in Business Scholarship Finalist [15]
Sister of Miss Pennsylvania 2005, Nicole Brewer

Previously Miss Maryland Teen USA 2013
Top 16 at Miss Teen USA 2013 pageant
2015 Destiny Clark [16] Gaithersburg 23Miss Anne Arundel CountyOriginal vocal with Guitar accompaniment, "Everything Happens For a Reason"Non-finalist Talent Award

Quality of Life Award Finalist
2014 Jade Kenny Madison 23Miss Allegany CountyContemporary Ballet en Pointe, "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)"Preliminary Lifestyle & Fitness Award

Quality of Life Award 2nd runner-up
Semifinalist at Miss District of Columbia USA 2018 [17]
3rd runner-up at Miss Virginia USA 2019 [17]
2013 Christina Denny [18] Owings Mills 22Miss Western MarylandVocal, "For Good"Top 10Later Miss Maryland USA 2016
2012 Joanna Guy [19] Swanton 20Miss Queen StateVocal, "I Dreamed a Dream"Top 10 [20] Charles and Theresa Brown Scholarship

Preliminary Talent Award

Quality of Life Award 1st runner-up
Previously Miss Maryland's Outstanding Teen 2008 [21]
3rd runner-up at Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2009 pageant [21]
2011 Carlie Colella [22] [23] Hagerstown 20Miss Central MarylandContemporary Dance, "The Edge of Glory"
2010 Lindsay Staniszewski [24] Baltimore 22Miss Montgomery CountyVocal, "A Change In Me" from Beauty and the Beast Quality of Life Award FinalistSister of Miss Maryland's Outstanding Teen 2007, Miss Maryland Teen USA 2009, and Miss Maryland USA 2013, Kasey Staniszewski
2009 Brooke Poklemba [25] Westminster 20Miss University CityVocal, "A Broken Wing"
2008 Louise Schlegel Silver Spring 20Miss Allegany CountyVocal, "If I Had My Way"
2007 Shana Powell [26] Bowie 22Classical Vocal, "Glitter and Be Gay" from Candide Sister of Miss Maryland Teen USA 2000, Niambi Powell [27]
2006 Brittany Lietz Edgewater 21Miss TidewaterLyrical Dance, "The Gold"
2005 Rachel Ellsworth Fort Ashby, WV 21Miss Western MarylandTap Dance, "Do Your Thing"Eligible as a student at Allegany College
2004 Tiffany L. Jenkins Silver Spring 24Miss GaithersburgVocal, "Take My Breath Away"
2003 Marina Harrison Severn 22Miss BurtonsvilleVocal, "Fallin'"3rd runner-upCasual Wear AwardLater Miss Maryland USA 2005
Top 10 at Miss USA 2005 pageant
2002 Camille Lewis Silver Spring 23Miss College ParkViolin, "Victory"4th runner-upPreliminary Talent Award

Preliminary Evening Wear Award

Overall Talent Award
Top 10 at National Sweetheart 1999 & 2001 pageants
2001 Kelly Glorioso Fallston 21Miss Free StateVocal, "I'm Afraid This Must Be Love"Top 20Quality of Life Award 1st runner-up
2000 Sonia Maria Amir Beltsville 24Miss BethesdaClassical Piano, "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2"
1999 Keri L. Schrader Rockville 24Miss College ParkBallet en Pointe, "The Stars and Stripes Forever"3rd runner-upPreviously National Sweetheart 1998 as Miss Florida[ citation needed ]
1998 Heather Noelle Davis Severna Park 23Miss Southern MarylandClassical Piano Medley, "Flight of the Bumblebee" & "Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum" & "Hungarian Rhapsody No.13"Quality of Life Award

Non-finalist Talent Award

Steinway Piano Performance Award
As of 2023, only Miss Maryland to have won Quality of Life Award. Earned $10,000 scholarship and opportunity to speak at a focused press conference discussing winner's program/issue of choice. As a non-finalist, this year's Miss Maryland earned more scholarships as a competitor at Miss America than the 2nd runner up to Miss America.
1997 Jaime Fox Frederick 21Miss Prince George's CountyVocal, "With One Look" from Sunset Boulevard
1996 Susan Elizabeth Alexander Silver Spring 24Miss LanhamVocal, "Sing Me"
1995 Marcia Griffith Fort Washington 23Miss Federal CityLyrical Ballet, "Somewhere"
1994 Karissa Brooke Jones Hagerstown 23Miss Western MarylandBallet en Pointe, "The Can-Can"
1993 Renee Cole Bowie 22Miss Northwest MarylandVocal, "The Star-Spangled Banner"
1992 Tammy Wyatt Clinton 26Miss TowsonVocal, "Stuff Like That There"
1991 Debra Renea Fries Waldorf 26Miss TidewaterBaton Twirling, "Hooked on America"Preliminary Talent Award

Non-finalist Talent Award
1990 Kimberly Ann Grimm Mountain Lake Park 20Miss Allegany CountyVocal, "One, Two, Three Say You Love Me"
1989 Virginia Cha Frederick 25Miss FrederickClassical Piano, "Étude Op. 25, No. 1" by Chopin1st runner-up
1988 Lori Ann Windsor Mount Airy 20Miss Bel AirDance / Baton Twirling
1987 Tamara Walker Kingsville 21Miss Montgomery CountyVocal, "Don't Rain on My Parade"Top 10
1986 Katrina Owens Pikesville 24Miss Prince George's CountyJazz Dance
1985 Jennifer Louise Charlton Bethesda 22Miss Montgomery CountyVocal / Dance, "Last Blues Song"
1984 Mary Elizabeth Haroth Towson 25Miss TowsonVocal, "Memory" from Cats
1983 Amy Elizabeth Keys Lanham 26Miss Howard CountyPopular Vocal, "I'll Never Love This Way Again"
1982 Lynne Carol Graham Bethesda 23Miss LanhamPopular Vocal, "Alfie"Mother of Miss Kentucky 2007, Kaitlynne Postel
1981 Robin Harmon [28] Hagerstown 24Miss Washington CountyGreek Dramatic Monologue from Antigone
1980 Lisa Marie Daskal [29] Cumberland 18Miss Allegany CountyVocal & DanceNon-finalist Talent Award
1979 Shelly Meg Peiken Greenbelt 22Miss Anne ArundelSelf-Composed Vocal, "Carry Me Home"Preliminary Swimsuit Award
1978 Caroline JoAnn Donnelly College Park 21Miss LanhamClassical Piano, "Toccata in E-flat minor" by Aram Khachaturian
1977 Donna Marie Silvestri Catonsville 18Miss BaltimoreModern Jazz Dance / Baton Twirling, "Gonna Fly Now"
1976 Barbara Jean Jennings Greenbelt 25Miss Prince George's CountyPiano, "Morceaux de fantaisie" by RachmaninoffTop 10Dr. David B. Allman Medical Scholarship
1975 Veronica Marie Clarke [30] Bel Air 21Miss Greater Harford CountyPopular Vocal, "Don't Rain On My Parade"Non-finalist Talent Award
1974 Susan Jane Wohlfarth Potomac 21Miss OlneyClassical Ballet, Giselle
1973 Kristi Maurine Reindl LaVale 19Miss Frostburg State CollegeTympani, "The Champ"Former mayor of O'Fallon, Illinois [ citation needed ]
1972 Kathleen Louise Neff Cumberland 21Miss Frostburg State CollegeDramatic Soliloquy, "Shall I Tell You What I Think of You" from The King and I Top 10
1971 Joan Michele Ehrgott Avondale 21Miss Prince George's CountyVocal / Dance, "If My Friends Could See Me Now"
1970 Sharon Anne Cannon Salisbury 21Miss AnnendalePiano, "Elephant Walk"
1969 Margaret Elaine Mackle Cecilton 21Miss BeltsvilleDramatic Monologue
1968 Karen Anne Hansen College Park 20Miss University of MarylandVocal, "Just You Wait" from My Fair Lady
1967 Ingrid Christine Larson Ellicott City 20Miss North Carroll CountyPiano, "Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum"Top 10
1966 Linda Rita Peluzzo Oxon Hill 19Miss Clinton-Camp Springs/Crescent CityOriginal Monologue & AccordionNon-finalist Talent Award
1965 Barbara Lynn Hamilton College Park 19Miss Prince George's CountyVocal, "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man"
1964 Sharon Rae Burlington [31] Aberdeen Miss Harford CountyDid not compete; later assumed title after McCauley resigned
Donna Marie McCauley Rockville 19Miss Montgomery CountyInterpretive BalletResigned after the Miss America 1965 pageant
1963 Carolyn Bond Wright Forest Hill Miss Harford CountySketch / Ballet / Modern Jazz Dance
1962 Beverly Ann Smith Essex 18Miss Baltimore AreaOrgan & Piano, Warsaw Concerto Preliminary Talent Award (tie)
1961 Patricia Ann Moon Bethesda 18Miss BethesdaModern Jazz Dance
1960 Robin Carole Davis Hyattsville 18Miss Prince George's CountyVocal, "I Cain't Say No"
1959 Marie Lorraine True Phoenix 19Vocal / Tap Dance from The Best Things in Life Are Free
1958 Mary Roberta Page Bethesda Chalk Sketch
1957 Nancy Elizabeth Norris Silver Spring Dramatic Monologue, "A Letter To My Parents"
1956 Jeanette Louise Rosensteel Timonium Vocal
1955 Carol Jennette Westminster Fashion Display & Speech, "How To Pack a Suitcase"
1954 Phyllis Yvonne Leftwich Dundalk Vocal
1953 Meta Frances Justice Crisfield Vocal, "Ave Maria"
1952 Shirley Virginia Harrison Baltimore Monologue from Tom Sawyer
1951 Georgia Reed Baltimore Vocal, "Love Is Where You Find It" from The Kissing Bandit Top 10
1950 Ann Uri Baltimore Vocal / Piano
1949 Jean CrowFashion Design
1948 Juanita Melrose Lookabaugh Cumberland Hawaiian Hula Dance & Dress Design
1947 Carolyn Jean DixonVocal, "It Had to Be You"
1946 Virginia Martin Baltimore Miss BaltimoreMultiple Maryland representatives

Contestants competed under local title at Miss America pageant
Dorothy CrockettMiss MarylandOriginal Poetry Recitation
1945 Virginia Lee Van Sant Cumberland Vocal, "Ain't Misbehavin'"Top 13
1944 Audrey Klingenberg Baltimore
1943 Shirlee O'ConnellMiss BaltimoreMultiple Maryland representatives

Contestants competed under local title at Miss America pageant
Lillian Marlene HuberMiss Maryland
1942 Bettye Mitchell
1941 Penny Malone
1940 Marie Beiser
1939 Elaine Pasqualla Crisfield
1938 Yolanda Ugarte Baltimore
1937 May Vivian MillerMiss BaltimoreMultiple Maryland representatives

Contestants competed under local title at Miss America pageant
Margaret Myers Rock Hall Miss Eastern Shores
1936 Anne Margaret Kane Baltimore Miss BaltimoreMultiple Maryland representatives

Contestants competed under local title at Miss America pageant
Ethel Holland Berlin Miss Maryland
1935 Frances Stine Baltimore Miss BaltimoreTop 12No Miss Maryland

Competed under local title at Miss America pageant
1934>No national pageant was held [32] >
1933 Dorothy Dennis16N/A [33]
1932>No national pageants were held [32] >
1931
1930
1929
1928
1927 Beulah GoldsboroughMiss BaltimoreN/A [33] No Miss Maryland

Competed under local title at Miss America pageant
1926 Mildred AdamNo Miss Maryland

Competed under local title at Miss America pageant
1925 Thelma KrakanMultiple Maryland representatives

Contestants competed under local title at Miss America pageant
Mildred Lee PurdyMiss Frederick
Aleda Bradford CookMiss Hagerstown
1924 Mary Rose KennyMiss BaltimoreMultiple Maryland representatives

Contestants competed under local title at Miss America pageant
Gretchen CarneyMiss Cumberland
1923 Billie Muller [34] Baltimore Miss BaltimoreMultiple Maryland representatives

Contestants competed under local title at national pageant
Elizabeth Catherine Steele [35] Cumberland 18Miss Cumberland
1922 Irma Knabe [36] Baltimore Miss BaltimoreCompeted under local title at national pageant
1921 Hazel Harris [37] Ocean City Miss Ocean City

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