Miss Texas Teen USA

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Miss Texas Teen USA
Formation1983
Type Beauty pageant
Headquarters Dallas
Location
Membership
Miss Teen USA
Official language
English
Website Official website
Danielle Doty, Miss Texas Teen USA & Miss Teen USA 2011 Danielle Doty at the 38th People's Choice Award.jpg
Danielle Doty, Miss Texas Teen USA & Miss Teen USA 2011
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Sommer Isdale, Miss Texas Teen USA 2007

The Miss Texas Teen USA competition is the pageant that selects the representative for the state of Texas in the Miss Teen USA pageant. This pageant is part of the Miss USA organization, owned by Texas native Crystle Stewart, who was Miss USA for 2008.

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Texas is in the top 5 most successful states at Miss Teen USA in terms of number and value of placements. Alongside Oregon they are the only two states to have produced three winners.

Chanel Williams of San Antonio was crowned Miss Texas Teen USA 2022 on July 3, 2022, at Hilton Houston Post Oak in Houston. She will represent Texas for the title of Miss Teen USA 2022.

Background

Texas's best performance came in the 1980s, where they placed in all but one year and were runners-up on five occasions. Despite this, they still placed second to New York in that decade in terms of number and value of placements. [1] Despite being on top overall, Texas has never been the best state in any particular decade.

Texas is one of the most successful states across all thirty-seven years of competition at Miss Teen USA. They have had seventeen semi-finalists, three more than any other state. They have won the crown three times (along with Oregon), in 1996 when Christie Lee Woods took the title (Woods later went on to star in The Amazing Race 5 and The Amazing Race 31 ) and 15 years later in 2011 when Danielle Doty won. Karlie Hay became the third Texan entrant to win the crown in 2016. Texas and the state of Oregon are the only states to have won Miss Teen USA three times. Texas has also won several awards, including Miss Photogenic in 2010.

While a number of Texas teens have competed for the Miss Texas USA title, only six have won both pageants. The most successful of these was Nicole O'Brian, who placed 1st runner-up at Miss Teen USA and 2nd runner-up at Miss USA. O'Brien also competed alongside Woods on The Amazing Race 5 . Woods was the first Miss Teen USA to not win a Miss title on her first attempt, and despite competing in a number of years never won the Miss Texas USA crown.

Results summary

Placements

Texas holds a record of 22 placements at Miss Teen USA.

Awards

Winners

YearNameHometownAge1Placement at Miss Teen USASpecial awards at Miss Teen USANotes
2023 Haylee Elyse Puckett Houston 163rd runner-up
2022 Chanel Williams San Antonio 15
2021 Landry Davis Dallas 182nd runner-up
2020 Anissa Mendez Laredo 17Longest reigning Miss Texas Teen USA (1 year, 5 months, and 29 days)
2019 Kennedy Edwards Houston [3] 17First African American Miss Texas Teen USA
2018 Brenna Flynn Fort Worth 18
2017 Kirby Lindley Cypress 18Top 15
2016 Karlie Hay Tomball 18Miss Teen USA 2016
2015 Chloe Kembel Denton 18Top 15
2014 Kellie Stewart Fort Worth 16Top 15
2013 Daniella Rodriguez Laredo 16Later Miss Texas USA 2016
2012 Madison Lee Houston 18
2011 Danielle Doty Harlingen 18Miss Teen USA 2011
2010 Chelsea Morgensen Laredo 15Miss PhotogenicLater Miss Hooters International 2017
2009 Kelli Harral Fort Stockton 16Later NFL Houston Texans Cheerleader May 2011-June 2014
2008 Lauren Guzman Laredo 18Later Miss Texas USA 2014
2007 Sommer Isdale Harker Heights 16
2006 Raevan Valadez [4] Spicewood 18
2005 April Ford Texarkana 18
2004 Magen Ellis Whitehouse 17Semi-finalistLater Miss Texas USA 2007, top 10 at Miss USA 2007
2003 Tye Felan Tomball 18Semi-finalist
2002 Brittany Tiner [5] Freeport 16
2001 Katherine Perello [6] Lake Jackson 163rd runner-upBody Glove Swimsuit Award
2000 Nicole O'Brian Friendswood 171st runner-upSwimsuit AwardLater Miss Texas USA 2003, 2nd runner up at Miss USA 2003, contestant on The Amazing Race 5
1999 Misty Giles [7] Killeen 18Semi-finalistContestant on Survivor: Panama
1998 Christie Cole [8] Houston 16Semi-finalist
1997 Andria Mullins Waco 16Style awardContestant on The Starlet
1996 Christie Lee Woods Huntsville 18Miss Teen USA 1996Two-time contestant on The Amazing Race (seasons 5 and 31)
1995 Mandy Jeffreys Midland 17Appeared on The Bachelor
1994 Jaqueline Pena Corpus Christi 18
1993 Erin Burnett Plano 16
1992 Carissa Blair Columbus 17Later Miss Texas USA 1999
1991 Kara Williams Houston 18Semi-finalistLater Miss Texas USA 1996, semifinalist at Miss USA 1996
1990 Becky Fisher Cypress 18Top 6
1989 Kristi Wright Del Rio 163rd runner-up
1988 Libby Pelton [9] Austin 18Semi-finalist
1987 Richelle Kesling Spring 15
1986 Becky Pestana San Antonio 171st runner-up
1985 Konae Wehle Humble 163rd runner-up
1984 Charlene Molinar El Paso 184th runner-up
1983 Sheri Scholz Lubbock 174th runner-up

1 Age at the time of the Miss Teen USA pageant

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