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Miss USA 2011
DateJune 19, 2011 [1]
PresentersAndy Cohen, Giuliana Rancic & Kelly Osbourne
VenueTheatre for the Performing Arts, Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, Las Vegas
BroadcasterNBC
Entrants51
Placements15
WinnerTBD
TBD

Miss USA 2011, the 60th anniversary of the Miss USA pageant, will be held at the Theatre for the Performing Arts in Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada on June 19, 2011. Miss USA 2010, Rima Fakih of Michigan will crown her successor at the end of this event. Miss USA 2011 will represent the United States at the Miss Universe 2011 pageant in São Paulo, Brazil on September 12, 2011. For the first time ever, one of the fifteen semifinalists will be selected exclusively by fans via online voting and SMS messaging.

Delegates

State Name Hometown Age1 Height Placement Awards Notes
Alabama Alabama Madeline Mitchell Russellville 22 5'8"
Alaska Alaska Jessica Chuckran Anchorage 24 5'9" Contestant at National Sweetheart 2008
Arizona Arizona Brittany Brannon Paradise Valley 22 5'5" Previously Miss Teen America 2007
Arkansas Arkansas Lakynn McBride White Hall 20 5'8"
California California Alyssa Campanella Los Angeles 21 5'8" Previously Miss New Jersey Teen USA 2007 and 1st runner up at Miss Teen USA 2007
Colorado Colorado Blair Griffith Denver 23 5'6" Previously Miss Colorado Teen USA 2006
Connecticut Connecticut Regina Turner Hartford 21 5'8"
Delaware Delaware Katie Hanson Newark 20 5'9"
Washington, D.C. District of Columbia Heather Swann Washington 23 5'7"
Florida Florida Lissette Garcia[2] Miami 26 5'11" Represented Cuba in Reina Hispanoamericana 2007 and made Top 8
Georgia (U.S. state) Georgia Kaylin Reque Suwanee 22 5'9"
Hawaii Hawaii Angela Byrd Honolulu 23 5'10"
Idaho Idaho Erza Haliti Meridian 20 5'7" Born in Kosovo
Illinois Illinois Angela Sparrow Chicago 25 5'6"
Indiana Indiana Jillian Wunderlich Kokomo 20 5'6" Previously Miss Florida Teen USA 2008 and top 15 at Miss Teen USA 2008
Iowa Iowa Rebecca Goldsmith Chariton 26 5'9"
Kansas Kansas Jaymie Stokes Lenexa 20 5'11" Previously Miss Kansas Teen USA 2007 and top 10 at Miss Teen USA 2007
Kentucky Kentucky Kia Hampton Louisville 22 5'5"
Louisiana Louisiana Page Pennock Shreveport 21 5'10"
Maine Maine Ashley Marble Topsfield 27 5'10" Previously Miss Maine Teen USA 2000, was originally the first runner up but took over after Emily Johnson resigned to attend her sister's wedding.
Maryland Maryland Allyn Rose Newburg 23 5'9" Previously Miss Sinergy 2010
Massachusetts Massachusetts Alida D'Angona Bolton 24 5'8"
Michigan Michigan Channing Pierce[3] Royal Oak 24 5'9"
Minnesota Minnesota Brittany Thelemann Plymouth 24 5'9"
Mississippi Mississippi Keeley Patterson Starkville 20 5'8"
Missouri Missouri Hope Driskill[4] Jefferson City 21 5'9"
Montana Montana Brittany Wiser[5] Bozeman 23 5'9" Previously Miss Montana 2009
Nebraska Nebraska Haley Herold Omaha 23 5'7"
Nevada Nevada Sarah Chapman Henderson 27 5'10" Top 15 at Miss California USA 2010, Miss California USA 2009 4th runner up, top 10 at Miss California USA 2008 and 2007, and sister of Miss California USA 2004 Ellen Chapman
New Hampshire New Hampshire LacyJane Folger[6] Farmington 22 5'6"
New Jersey New Jersey Julianna White[7][8] Haddon Township 22 5'7" Previously Miss New Jersey Teen USA 2006 and top 10 at Miss Teen USA 2006
New Mexico New Mexico Brittany Toll Las Cruces 24 5'9" Miss New Mexico Teen USA 2005 and top 10 at Miss Teen USA 2005 and a 2009 Teach For America corps member
New York (state) New York Amber Collins Manhattan 26 5'9"
North Carolina North Carolina Brittany York Wilmington 21 5'6"
North Dakota North Dakota Brandi Schoenberg Bismarck 26 5'10"
Ohio Ohio Ashley Caldwell Gallipolis 24 5'8"
Oklahoma Oklahoma Kaitlyn Smith Norman 22 5'8"
Oregon Oregon Anna Prosser Portland 26 5'9" Contestant at National Sweetheart 2008
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Amber Watkins Philadelphia 26 5'7"
Rhode Island Rhode Island Kate McCaughey Lincoln 23 5'4"
South Carolina South Carolina Courtney Turner North Augusta 21 5'7" Previously Miss Teen United States 2009 [9]
South Dakota South Dakota Chandra Burnham Highmore 23 5'4"
Tennessee Tennessee Ashley Durham Adamsville 21 5'9" Previously Miss Tennessee Teen USA 2006
Texas Texas Ana Rodriguez[10] Laredo 25 5'8" 1st runner-up in Miss Texas USA 2010, 2nd runner-up in Miss Texas USA 2009 and Miss Texas USA 2008, and in the Top 15 in Miss Texas USA 2007
Utah Utah Jamie Crandall Salt Lake City 23 5'8"
Vermont Vermont Lauren Carter Burlington 21 5'8"
Virginia Virginia Nikki Poteet Richmond 24 5'10"
Washington (state) Washington Angelina Kayyalaynen Vancouver 21 5'8" Born in Ukraine
West Virginia West Virginia Whitney Veach Petersburg 24 5'5" Previously Miss West Virginia Teen USA 2003
Wisconsin Wisconsin Jordan Morkin[11] Oneida 20 5'5" Originally 1st runner up but later succeeded Shaletta Porterfield after she resigned.
Wyoming Wyoming Kaitlyn Davis[12] Laramie 20 5'9"

Crossovers

Replacements

  • Miss Maine USA - Ashley Lynn Marble was the first runner-up at Miss Maine USA 2011 but later was crowned Miss Maine USA 2011 on January, 25, 2011 to replace the original winner Emily Johnson, who resigned to attend her sister's wedding instead.
  • Miss Wisconsin USA - Shaletta Porterfield, the original winner, resigned due to personal matters in May 2011. First runner-up, Jordan Morkin, will take over the title and compete at Miss USA.

References

  1. ^ "2011 Miss USA Pageant to air June 19th on NBC". Radio & Television Business Report. February 15,2011. {{cite news}}: Check date values in: |date= (help)
  2. ^ "New Miss Florida Crowned". First Coast News. 2010-07-10.
  3. ^ Channing Pierce was crowned Miss Michigan USA 2011
  4. ^ "Miss Missouri USA 2011". Miss Missouri USA.
  5. ^ "Brittany Wiser Crowned Miss Montana USA 2011". World ShowBiz. 2010-09-06.
  6. ^ "Miss New Hampshire USA". Miss New Hampshire USA. 2010-10-03.
  7. ^ "Miss New Jersey USA". Miss New Jersey USA. 2010-10-03.
  8. ^ "TCNJ senior crowned Miss New Jersey". NJ.com. October 4, 2010.
  9. ^ "Miss Teen United States 2009".
  10. ^ "Ana Rodriguez takes Miss Texas crown". Pro 8 News. 2010-09-05.
  11. ^ "Miss Wisconsin USA". Miss Wisconsin USA. 2010-10-03.
  12. ^ "Miss Wyoming USA". Miss Wyoming USA. 2010-10-06.
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