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Miss World America 2019
DateOctober 12, 2019
PresentersMadison Alexander
VenueThe Orleans Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
BroadcasterAmazon Prime Video[1]
Entrants42
Placements25
Withdrawals
Returns
WinnerEmmy Rose Cuvelier
South Dakota South Dakota
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Miss World America 2019 was the 11th edition of the Miss World America pageant and was held on October 12, 2019. 42 contestants from all over the country competed for the crown. Marisa Butler of Maine crowned her successor Emmy Rose Cuvelier of South Dakota at the end of the event, Cuvelier represented the United States at Miss World 2019 in London and placed in the Top 40.[2]

Results[edit]

Placements[edit]

Final Results Contestant
Miss World America 2019
1st Runner-Up
2nd Runner-Up
3rd Runner-Up
4th Runner-Up
Top 10
Top 25

Challenge Events[edit]

People's Choice[edit]

Final Result Contestant
Winner

Beauty With a Purpose[edit]

Final Result Contestant
Winner

Top Influencers Award[edit]

Final Result Contestant
Winner

Entrepreneur Challenge[edit]

Final Result Contestant
Winner

Talent[edit]

Final Result Contestant
Winner
1st Runner-Up

Top Model[edit]

Final Result Contestant
Winner
1st Runner-Up

Sports/Fitness Challenge[edit]

Final Result Contestant
Winner

Best in Interview[edit]

Final Result Contestant
Winner

Judges[edit]

Final Judges:

Contestants[edit]

42 delegates were confirmed.

State Contestant Name Age Hometown
 Alabama Kellie Giles[3] 26 Jasper
 Alaska Marjana Chowdhury[4] 26 Juneau
 Arizona Elisabeth Bradley[5] 25 Tulsa, Oklahoma
 Arkansas Sofia Jimenez[6] 25 Little Rock
 California Manju Bangalore[7] 22 Los Angeles
 Colorado Sarahi Pinela[8] 27 Denver
 Connecticut Karla Aponte Roque[9] 24 Branford
 Delaware Princess Adim[10] 25 Dover
 District of Columbia Makenna Bradford[11] 20 Washington, D.C.
 Florida Lekha Ravi[12] 26 Miami
 Georgia India Hernandez-Hervey[13] 26 Atlanta
 Hawaii Kayli Obrero[14] 25 Koloa
 Idaho Josey Overfield[15] 24 Pocatello
 Illinois Alexandra Plotz[16] 25 Geneva
 Indiana Jessica Hopper[17] 26 Remington
 Iowa Jasmeet Ghoman[18] 20 Des Moines
 Kansas Amulya Chava[19] 17 Topeka
 Kentucky Emma Rhodes[20] 20 Louisville
 Louisiana Tyeshaa Hudson[21] 26 Baton Rouge
 Maine Emily Jordan[22] 26 Whitefield
 Maryland Kenyatta Beazer[23] 22 Baltimore
 Massachusetts Rachel Miller[24] 25 Dracut
 Mississippi Anna Catherine Kendricks[25] 20 Gulfport
 Nebraska Iris Lin[26] 24 Lincoln
 Nevada Kyndall Garza[27] 20 Las Vegas
 New Hampshire Catherine McCann[28] 21 Concord
 New Jersey Kimmy Davidson[29] 21 Trenton
 New York Kiana Gonzalez[30] 24 New York City
 North Carolina Peyton Brown[31] 18 Dunn
 Ohio Kaamilah Wahid[32] 24 Akron
 Oklahoma Priscilla Wang[33] 25 Oklahoma City
 Oregon Yesenia Avellaneda[34] 25 Portland
 Pennsylvania Lauren Roush[35] 24 Pittsburgh
 Rhode Island Katie Pham[36] 25 Providence
 South Carolina Megan Gordon[37] 26 North Augusta
 South Dakota Emmy Rose Cuvelier[38] 23 Pierre
 Texas Lucy Lopez[39] 18 Brownsville
 Vermont Tyra Daniel[40] 20 Montpelier
 Virginia Kyra Cromwell[41] 25 Franklin
 Washington Shree Saini[42] 23 Seattle
 West Virginia Katelyn Hollar[43] 25 Clarksburg
 Wyoming Alexandria Elizabeth Hodnik[44] 19 Cheyenne

Other pageant notes[edit]

Returns[edit]

Last competed in 2014:

Last competed in 2015:

Last competed in 2016:

Last competed in 2017:

Withdrawal[edit]

  •  Michigan - Kathy Zhu was named as Miss Michigan World 2019, but organizers dethroned her for content deemed “offensive” on her social media accounts, which raised immense controversy.[45]

Did not compete[edit]

Crossovers[edit]

Contestants who previously competed at or will be competing at other beauty pageants:

Miss USA
Miss Teen USA
Miss World America
Miss Asia Pacific International

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Miss World America 2019 Final". www.amazon.com. Retrieved 2019-11-25.
  2. ^ "Miss World America Grand Final held on October 10–12". missworldamerica.com. Retrieved 1 Aug 2019.
  3. ^ "Miss World America - Alabama".
  4. ^ "Miss World America - Alaska".
  5. ^ "Miss World America - Arizona".
  6. ^ "Miss World America - Arkansas".
  7. ^ "Miss World America - California".
  8. ^ "Miss World America - Colorado".
  9. ^ "Miss World America - Connecticut".
  10. ^ "Miss World America - Delaware".
  11. ^ "Miss World America - DC".
  12. ^ "Miss World America - Florida".
  13. ^ "Miss World America - Georgia".
  14. ^ "Miss World America - Hawaii".
  15. ^ "Miss World America - Idaho".
  16. ^ "Miss World America - Illinois".
  17. ^ "Miss World America - Indiana".
  18. ^ "Miss World America - Iowa".
  19. ^ "Miss World America - Kansas".
  20. ^ "Miss World America - Kentucky".
  21. ^ "Miss World America - Louisiana".
  22. ^ "Miss World America - Maine".
  23. ^ "Miss World America - Maryland".
  24. ^ "Miss World America - Massachusetts".
  25. ^ "Miss World America - Mississippi".
  26. ^ "Miss World America - Nebraska".
  27. ^ "Miss World America - Nevada".
  28. ^ "Miss World America - New Hampshire".
  29. ^ "Miss World America - New Jersey".
  30. ^ "Miss World America - New York".
  31. ^ "Miss World America - North Carolina".
  32. ^ "Miss World America - Ohio".
  33. ^ "Miss World America - Oklahoma".
  34. ^ "Miss World America - Oregon".
  35. ^ "Miss World America - Pennsylvania".
  36. ^ "Miss World America - Rhode Island".
  37. ^ "Miss World America - South Carolina".
  38. ^ "Miss World America - South Dakota".
  39. ^ "Miss World America - Texas".
  40. ^ "Miss World America - Vermont".
  41. ^ "Miss World America - Virginia".
  42. ^ "Miss World America - Washington".
  43. ^ "Miss World America - West Virginia".
  44. ^ "Miss World America - Wyoming".
  45. ^ "WHO IS KATHY ZHU? TRUMP-SUPPORTING MODEL STRIPPED OF MISS MICHIGAN TITLE OVER 'RACIST, ISLAMOPHOBIC, AND INSENSITIVE' POSTS". Newsweek.

External links[edit]

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