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Revision as of 02:02, 25 June 2012

Miss America 2013
DateJanuary 12, 2013
VenueTheatre for the Performing Arts, Paradise, Nevada
BroadcasterABC
Entrants53

Miss America 2013 will be the 86th Miss America pageant to be held at the Theatre for the Performing Arts, Paradise, Nevada on January 2013. Miss America 2012 winner Laura Kaeppeler from Wisconsin will crown her successor at the end of the event. All 50 states plus the District of Columbia, Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico will compete for the prestigious title and the pageant will be broadcast live on ABC across the U.S.[1] The pageant will also broadcast across most of Africa, Australia, Europe, Latin America, New Zealand and Singapore.

Expected contestants

State Name Hometown Age Talent Placement Special awards Notes
Alabama Alabama Anna Laura Bryan[2] Decatur 22 Vocal
Alaska Alaska Debbe Jo Eben Chugiak Piano
Arizona Arizona Piper Stoeckel Tuscon Dance
Colorado Colorado Hannah Porter Denver Tap Dance Top 10 at National Sweetheart 2011
Delaware Delaware Alyssa Murray Selbyville 20 Jazz Dance
Washington, D.C. District of Columbia Allyn Rose Washington D.C 24 Artistic Roller Skating Previously Miss Maryland USA 2011 & Top 8 at Miss USA 2011
Georgia (U.S. state) Georgia Leighton Jordan Suwanee 19 Ballet
Hawaii Hawaii Skyler Kamaka[3] Oahu 21 Hula
Idaho Idaho Whitney Wood Idaho Falls 19 Piano
Indiana Indiana MerrieBeth Cox Roselle, IL 21 Baton Twirling Previously Miss Illinois' Outstanding Teen 2007
Iowa Iowa Mariah Cary Muscatine 20 Tap Dance
Kansas Kansas Sloane Lewis Norwich 20 Piano
Louisiana Louisiana Lauren Vizza Shreveport 22 Dance
Maine Maine Molly Bouchard Caribou 21 Classical Vocal
Maryland Maryland Joanna Guy Swanton 20 Vocal Previously Miss Maryland's Outstanding Teen 2008; Preliminary Sportswear Award, Academic Life Award and 3rd Runner-Up at Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2008
Michigan Michigan Angela Venditti Shelby Township 24 Tap Dance
Minnesota Minnesota Siri Freeh Lake Park 22 Dance
Missouri Missouri Tippe Emmott[4] Branson 21 Ballet en Pointe 1st Runner-up at National Sweetheart 2011
Montana Montana Alexis Wineman Cut Bank 18 Dramatic Monologue
Nebraska Nebraska Mariah Cook Chadron Piano
New Hampshire New Hampshire Megan Lyman[5] Gilford 21 Tap Dance Previously Miss New Hampshire's Outstanding Teen 2008; Contestant at National Sweetheart 2010
New Jersey New Jersey Lindsey Petrosh Egg Harbor City 23 Vocal Previously Miss New Jersey's Outstanding Teen 2006
New Mexico New Mexico Candice Bennatt
New York (state) New York Mallory Hagan Brooklyn 23 Tap Dance
North Carolina North Carolina Arlie Honeycutt Garner Vocal
North Dakota North Dakota Rosie Sauvageau Fargo 23 Piano
Ohio Ohio Elissa McCracken Waynesburg, PA 20 Piano
Oklahoma Oklahoma Alicia Clifton[6] Oklahoma City 20 Tap Dance Previously Miss Oklahoma's Outstanding Teen 2008
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Jordyn Colao Millcreek Township 22 Tap Dance
Rhode Island Rhode Island Kelsey Fournier Pawtucket 23 Dance Cheerleader for the New England Patriots
South Dakota South Dakota Calista Kirby Brookings 23 Gymnastics Contestant at National Sweetheart 2011
Tennessee Tennessee Chandler Lawson Chattanooga 22 Vocal Contestant at National Sweetheart 2011
Utah Utah Kara Arnold Bountiful 22 Piano
Wisconsin Wisconsin Kathryn Bess Gorman Onalaska 23 Tap dance
Wyoming Wyoming Lexie Madden Torrington Piano

State pageant schedule

Date State
June 29, 2012 West Virginia West Virginia
June 30, 2012 California California
June 30, 2012 Connecticut Connecticut
June 30, 2012 Illinois Illinois
June 30, 2012 Massachusetts Massachusetts
June 30, 2012 Mississippi Mississippi
June 30, 2012 Oregon Oregon
June 30, 2012 Vermont Vermont
June 30, 2012 Virginia Virginia
July 3, 2012 Nevada Nevada
July 7, 2012 Florida Florida
July 7, 2012 Texas Texas
July 7, 2012 Washington (state) Washington
July 14, 2012 Arkansas Arkansas
July 14, 2012 Kentucky Kentucky
July 14, 2012 Puerto Rico Puerto Rico[7]
July 14, 2012 South Carolina South Carolina
July 21, 2012 United States Virgin Islands Virgin Islands

International Broadcasters

References

  1. ^ "Miss America Pageant Back on Network Television!". Miss America Organization. May 24, 2010.
  2. ^ "Anna Laura Bryan is Miss Alabama 2012". AL.com. June 9, 2012.
  3. ^ "Road to Miss America 2013 : Miss Hawaii". Global Beauties. June 10, 2012.
  4. ^ "Tippe Emmott crowned Miss Missouri 2012". Mexico Ledger. June 11, 2012.
  5. ^ "Road to Miss America 2013 : meet Miss New Hampshire". Global Beauties. April 29, 2012.
  6. ^ "Road to Miss America 2013 : Miss Oklahoma crowned". Global Beauties. June 10, 2012.
  7. ^ http://www.americapuertorico.com/miss-pr-pageants/2012-miss/2012-info.html
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