Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2022
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Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2022 was the 15th Miss America's Outstanding Teen pageant held in Orlando, Florida. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the planned 2021 edition was originally scheduled on August 8, 2020, the preliminary competitions were also scheduled on August 4–6, 2020, but it was postponed indefinitely.[1] It has been announced that pageant would be held on July 10, 2021, with preliminary competitions were held on July 7–8, 2021.[2]
| Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2022 | |
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| Date | July 10, 2021 |
| Presenters | Ericka Dunlap |
| Venue | Loews Royal Pacific Resort, Universal Orlando, Orlando, Florida, United States |
| Entrants | 51 |
| Placements | 11 |
| Winner | Marcelle LeBlanc Alabama |
Payton May of Washington crowned her successor, Marcelle LeBlanc of Alabama, at the end of the event.[3]
Overview
The COVID-19 pandemic heavily disrupted the MAOT state pageant competitions were originally scheduled from late-March to June 2020 were postponed to 2021 or cancelled outright. However, five contestants had already crowned prior to the pandemic and they were Alabama, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey and Utah.[4][5]
Due to restrictions implemented in 50 states and District of Columbia (except those state pageants were held prior to the pandemic), numerous health and safety guidelines have been implemented for contestants, production members, and audiences at state pageants, such as taking a negative COVID-19 test and following social distancing. Additionally, a number of state pageants have had to alter their initial venue choices due to shut-downs implemented by their governor.
Judges
- Dolvett Quince – entrepreneur, fitness model, actor and The Biggest Loser trainer
- Natalie Ellis
- Ethan Zohn – Survivor winner and motivational speaker
- Dr. Brittany Revell
- Jasmine Murray – Miss Mississippi's Outstanding Teen 2007, Miss Mississippi 2014 and American Idol season 8 contestant
Results
Placements
| Placement | Contestant |
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| Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2022 | |
| 1st Runner-Up |
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| 2nd Runner-Up |
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| 3rd Runner-Up |
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| 4th Runner-Up |
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| Top 11 |
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§ – America's/People's Choice
Order of announcements
Top 11
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Top 5
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Awards
Preliminary Awards
| Award | Contestant |
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| Preliminary Evening Wear/OSQ | |
| Preliminary Talent |
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Other Awards
| Award | Contestant |
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| Advertising Sales |
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| America's Choice |
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| Spirit of America |
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| Teens in Action Winner |
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| Teens in Action Finalists |
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| Top Dance Talent |
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| Top Interview |
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| Top Vocal Talent |
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Contestants
All 51 state titleholders have been crowned.
- Declared as winner
- Ended as a runner-up
- Ended as a finalist or semi-finalist
| State | Name | Age | Hometown | Talent | Placement | Awards | Notes |
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| Marcelle LeBlanc[6] | 16 | Birmingham | Vocal, "On My Own" | Winner | Teens in Action Award Finalist
Preliminary Talent Award Top Interview Award |
Older sister of Miss Alabama Teen USA 2024, Ava LeBlanc
Actress featured in Stranger Things, Fear Street Part Two: 1978, Criminal Minds, and Grey's Anatomy | |
| Sycely Wheeles | 15 | Anchorage | Vocal, "Into the Unknown" | Previously Miss Alaska Jr High School America 2017 | |||
| Kate Lynn Blair[7] | 16 | Phoenix | Lyrical Dance, "Something in the Water" | Teen in Action Award Winner | |||
| Shelby Cook[8] | 18 | Huntsville | Lyrical Dance, "Via Dolorosa" | ||||
| Maya Alvarez-Coyne[9] | 18 | Irvine | Irish Fusion Dance | First Latina to win Miss California's Outstanding Teen | |||
| Lila Sacha | 18 | Centennial | Lyrical Dance | ||||
| Aicha Diallo[10] | 17 | West Haven | Dance, "Brotsjor" | ||||
| Haley Alexander[11] | 18 | Wilmington | Contemporary Dance, "Stand Tall" | ||||
| Jade Ridout | 16 | Washington D.C. | Monologue, "Hey Queen" | ||||
| Ruby Tilghman[12] | 17 | Panama City | Broadway Vocal, "Finding Wonderland" | Teens in Action Award Finalist | Later Miss Alabama 2026 | ||
| Megan Wright[13] | 18 | Calhoun | Broadway Vocal, "Astonishing" | 3rd Runner-up | Preliminary Evening Gown/OSQ Award | ||
| Ilima Sexton[14] | 15 | 'Ewa Beach | Hip Hop Dance, "Fallin'" | Top 11 | |||
| Madison Andreason[15] | 18 | Idaho Falls | Vocal, "Rise Up" | Later Miss Idaho 2024
Daughter of Miss Idaho USA 1987, Vicki Hoffman Andreason | |||
| Kylie Ryder[16] | 18 | Sycamore | Lyrical Dance, "Who You Are" | ||||
| Kate Dimmit[17] | 18 | Zionsville | Classical Violin, "Praeludium and Allegro" | Teens in Action Award Finalist | Later Miss Illinois 2026 | ||
| Maggie Leach[18] | 17 | Pella | Musical Theater Vocal, "You Will Be Found" | Teens in Action Award Finalist | Previously Miss Iowa Teen America 2018
Previously Miss Iowa High School 2020 | ||
| Gracie Hendrickson[19] | 16 | Wichita | Vocal, "Over the Rainbow" | Later Miss Kansas Teen USA 2022 | |||
| Chloe Yates | 17 | Prospect | Gymnastics, "Ease On down the Road" | Younger sister of Miss Alabama Volunteer 2022, Claire Yates | |||
| Sophia Nawaz[20] | 17 | New Orleans | Pop Vocal, "C'est si Bon" | ||||
| Lauren Jorgensen | 18 | Winthrop | Vocal, "The Rainbow Connection" | ||||
| Kate Wills | 17 | Frederick | Jazz Dance, "Big Time" | 1st Runner-up | America's Choice
Spirit of America Award |
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| Tess O'Riordan[21] | 17 | Canton | Jazz Dance, "Feeling Good" | ||||
| Rylie Dewley[22] | 17 | Grand Blanc | Baton Twirling, "Let's Get Loud" | ||||
| Bella Grill | 15 | Lino Lakes | Lyrical Dance, "Humble and Kind" | ||||
| Tori Johnston[23] | 18 | Madison | Broadway Vocal, "Tomorrow" | Top 11 | |||
| Ashley Berry[24] | 17 | Clinton | Ballet en Pointe, "The Fifth (Requiem)" | Later Miss Missouri 2024 | |||
| Annika Bennion[25] | 17 | Sidney | Violin, "Yankee Doodle, Op. 17" | Teens in Action Award Finalist
Top Advertisement Sales Award (tie) |
Older sister of Miss Montana's Outstanding Teen 2022, Bronté Bennion
Daughter of Miss New Mexico USA 1993, Daniela Johnson Bennion | ||
| Jamie Rose Chen[26] | 17 | Scottsbluff | Piano, "Tarantella in A Minor" | 4th Runner-up | |||
| Isabella McGinnis | 16 | Las Vegas | Tap Dance, "Proud Mary" | ||||
| Isabel Povey[27] | 17 | Hampstead | Jazz Dance, "Think" | Teens in Action Award Finalist | |||
| Isabella Freund[28] | 17 | Ocean View | Piano, "Moonlight Sonata" | ||||
| Dallas Collins | 18 | Alamogordo | Vocal, "What About Us" | ||||
| Gianna Caetano[29] | 17 | Lancaster | Piano, "Midnight Escapade" | ||||
| Harley Tilque | 17 | Charlotte | Lyrical Dance, "Rescue" | ||||
| Emma Tong[30] | 18 | Williston | Lyrical Dance, "Jealous" | Later Miss North Dakota 2026 | |||
| Madison Yuzwa[31] | 18 | Broadview Heights | Competitive Tumbling, "Broken Heels" | ||||
| Ella Phillips[32] | 18 | Tulsa | Classical Vocal, "The Doll Aria" | Top 11 | |||
| Moira O'Bryan[33] | 18 | Coos Bay | Musical Theater Vocal | ||||
| Jaylen Baron[34] | 19 | Eagleville | Musical Theater Dance | Top 11 | Teens in Action Award Finalist
Top Interview Award (tie) |
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| Alexa Johnsen[35] | 17 | North Kingstown | Saxophone | ||||
| Dabria Aguilar[36] | 17 | Hanahan | Contemporary Ballet Dance | Top 11 | Top Advertisement Sales Award (tie)
Top Dance Talent Award |
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| Kianna Healy[37] | 18 | Hartford | Musical Theater Vocal, "I'm a Star" | Later Miss South Dakota 2026 | |||
| Taylor Black[38] | 18 | Gallatin | Vocal, "At Last" | First African-American crowned Miss Tennessee's Outstanding Teen | |||
| Katherine Omo-Osagie | 17 | Carrollton | Vocal, "How Far I'll Go" | 2nd Runner-up | Preliminary Evening Gown/OSQ Award
Top Interview Award (tie) |
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| Charlee Sorensen | 17 | Aurora | Operatic Vocal | Top 11 | Preliminary Talent Award
Top Vocal Talent Award |
Younger sister of Miss Utah's Outstanding Teen 2015, Savvy Sorensen | |
| Emma Anderson[39] | 17 | Shelburne | Tap Dance, "Another Day of Sun" | ||||
| Ella Strickland[40] | 18 | Warrenton | Broadway Vocal | ||||
| Chloe Furnstahl[41] | 17 | Lake Tapps | Jazz Dance | ||||
| Olivia Travis[42] | 16 | Gerrardstown | Lyrical Dance | Previously Miss West Virginia Jr. High School America 2018
Top 16 at Miss Jr. High School America 2018 Later Miss West Virginia Teen USA 2024 | |||
| Eve Vanden Heuvel[43] | 17 | Freedom | Piano | ||||
| Cassandra "Cassie" Guelde[44] | 18 | Story | Vocal |