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This is the list of United States' representatives and their placements at the Big Four beauty pageants. The country has won a total of sixteen times in all four pageants.
- Nine – Miss Universe crowns (1954 • 1956 • 1960 • 1967 • 1980 • 1995 • 1997 • 2012 • 2022)[1]
- Three – Miss World crowns (1973 • 1990 • 2010)[2][3]
- Three – Miss International crowns (1974 • 1978 • 1982)[4][5][6]
- One – Miss Earth crown (2020)[7]
National organizations and franchises
[edit]The American franchise holders of the four major beauty pageants are:
- Laylah Rose – Miss USA for Miss Universe[8]
- Ekta Saini and Sanjay Saini – Miss World America for Miss World[9]
- Britt Harrison – Miss U.S. International for Miss International[10]
- Laura Clark – Miss Earth USA for Miss Earth[11]
United States' Big Four titleholders
[edit]The US won its first big four pageant title when Miriam Stevenson won Miss Universe 1954.[12]. This was followed by Carol Morris in 1956, the country's second Miss Universe titleholder[13]. Four years later, Linda Bement won the third Miss Universe title for United States in 1960, followed by Sylvia Hitchcock seven years later in 1967, the fourth win of the country in the pageant[14][15]. In 1973, Marjorie Wallace became the first American woman to win Miss World, however Wallace was dethroned but she was not replaced by her runners-up[16]. A year after Wallace's win at Miss World, Brucene Smith won the first Miss International crown for United States in 1974 and was followed by Katherine Ruth four years later in 1978[4][5]. Thirteen years after Sylvia Hitchcock's win at Miss Universe, Shawn Weatherly was crowned Miss Universe 1980, the fifth win of United States at the pageant[17]. This was followed by Christie Claridge's win at Miss International in 1982[6]. The third and recent win of United States at Miss International.
In 1990, seventeen years after Marjorie Wallace's win at Miss World, Gina Tolleson was crowned Miss World 1990, the second win of United States in the pageant[18]. Followed by the wins of Chelsi Smith in 1995 and Brook Lee in 1997 at Miss Universe[19][20]. The sixth and seventh crown of the country in the pageant. Twenty years after Gina Tolleson's win at Miss World, Alexandria Mills was crowned Miss World 2010[21]. The third and recent win of United States in Miss World. In 2012, fifteen years after Brook Lee's win at Miss Universe, Olivia Culpo became the eighth Miss Universe titleholder from United States[22]. In 2020, Lindsay Coffe was crowned Miss Earth 2020, the first time the United States won in Miss Earth[23]. Two years later, R'Bonney Gabriel was crowned Miss Universe 2022, making her the ninth entrant from United States to win the title[24]. This is the most recent time that United States won in big four pageants.
Summary
[edit]The following table details the placements of United States' representatives in the Big Four pageants.
- Color Key
- Winner
- Runner-up
- Finalist, semifinalist, or quarter finalist
Year | Miss Universe | Miss World | Miss International | Miss Earth |
---|---|---|---|---|
2024 | Alma Cooper | No pageant held | Alysa Cook | Bea Millan-Windorski Miss Earth – Water |
2023 | Noelia Voigt Top 20[25] |
Victoria DiSorbo | Kenyatta Beazer | Danielle Mullins Top 20 |
2022 | R'Bonney Gabriel Miss Universe[26] |
No pageant held | Corrin Stellakis | Brielle Simmons |
2021 | Elle Smith Top 10[27] |
Shree Saini 1st Runner-Up |
No pageant held due to COVID-19 Pandemic | Marisa Butler Miss Earth – Fire |
2020 | Asya Branch Top 21[28] |
No pageant held due to COVID-19 Pandemic | Lindsey Coffey Miss Earth | |
2019 | Cheslie Kryst Top 10[29] |
Emmy Rose Cuvelier Top 40 |
Ghazal Gill | Emanii Davis Miss Earth – Air |
2018 | Sarah Rose Summers Top 20[30] |
Marisa Butler Top 30 |
Bonnie Walls | Yashvi Aware |
2017 | Kára McCullough Top 10[31] |
Clarissa Bowers Top 40 |
Shanel James | Andreia Gibau Top 16 |
2016 | Deshauna Barber Top 9[32] |
Audra Mari Top 11 |
Kaitryana Leinbach 4th Runner-Up |
Corrin Stellakis Miss Earth – Fire |
2015 | Olivia Jordan 2nd Runner-Up[33] |
Victoria Mendoza | Lindsay Becker 4th Runner-Up |
Brittany Ann Payne Miss Earth – Water |
2014 | Nia Sanchez 1st Runner-Up[34] |
Elizabeth Safrit 2nd Runner-Up |
Samantha Brooks | Andrea Neu Miss Earth – Air |
2013 | Erin Brady Top 10[35] |
Olivia Jordan Top 20 |
Andrea Neu Top 15 |
Nicolle Velez Top 16 |
2012 | Olivia Culpo Miss Universe[36] |
Claudine Book Top 15 |
Amanda Delgado Top 15 |
Siria Bojorquez Top 8 |
2011 | Alyssa Campanella Top 16[37] |
Erin Cummins | Kristen Little | Nicole Kelley |
2010 | Rima Fakih | Alexandria Mills Miss World |
Casandra Tressler | Danielle Bounds Top 14 |
2009 | Kristen Dalton Top 10 |
Lisa-Marie Kohrs | Aileen Jan Yap | Amy Diaz |
2008 | Crystle Stewart Top 10 |
Lane Lindell | Kelly Best | Jana Murrell Top 16 |
2007 | Rachel Smith 4th Runner-Up |
Abigail McCary Top 16 |
April Strong | Lisa Forbes |
2006 | Tara Conner 4th Runner-Up |
Brooke Elizabeth Angus | Sara Harrigfeld | Amanda Pennekamp Top 16 |
2005 | Chelsea Cooley Top 10 |
Lisette Diaz | Anna Ward | Amanda Kimmel Top 8 |
2004 | Shandi Finnessey 1st Runner-Up |
Nancy Randall 2nd Runner-Up |
Amy Holbrook 1st Runner-Up |
Stephanie Brownell |
2003 | Susie Castillo Top 15 |
Kimberly Harlan | Masielle Otero | Jessica Schilling† |
2002 | Shauntay Hinton | Rebekah Revels Top 10 |
Mary Elizabeth Jones | Casey Marie Burns |
2001 | Kandace Krueger 2nd Runner-Up |
Carrie Ann Stroup | Eleana Thompson | Abigail Royce Top 10 |
2000 | Lynnette Cole Top 5 |
Angelique Breaux Top 10 |
Kirstin Cook | ↑ No Pageant Held (established in Manila, Philippines in 2001) |
1999 | Kimberly Pressler | Natasha Allas Top 10 |
Jennifer Glover | |
1998 | Shawnae Jebbia Top 5 |
Shauna Gambill Top 10 |
Susan Paez | |
1997 | Brook Lee Miss Universe |
Sallie Toussaint Top 10 |
Tanya Miller | |
1996 | Ali Landry Top 6 |
Kelly Webber | Maya Yadira Kashak | |
1995 | Chelsi Smith Miss Universe |
Jill Ankuda | Krista Loskota | |
1994 | Lu Parker Top 6 |
Kristie Harmon | Karen Kristie Doyle | |
1993 | Kenya Moore Top 6 |
Maribeth Brown Top 10 |
Lynette MacFee | |
1992 | Shannon Marketic Top 10 |
Sharon Belden Top 10 |
Sandra Lee Allen | |
1991 | Kelli McCarty Top 6 |
Charlotte Ray Top 10 |
Kimberly Byers | |
1990 | Carole Gist 1st Runner-Up |
Gina Tolleson Miss World |
Shawna Bouwman Top 15 | |
1989 | Gretchen Polhemus 2nd Runner-Up |
Jill Scheffert Top 5 |
Deborah Husti Top 15 | |
1988 | Courtney Gibbs Top 10 |
Diana Magaña Top 10 |
Dana Richmond 1st Runner-Up | |
1987 | Michelle Royer 2nd Runner-Up |
Cloe Cabrera | Paula Morrison Top 15 | |
1986 | Christy Fichtner 1st Runner-Up |
Halle Berry Top 7 |
Cindy Williams Top 15 | |
1985 | Laura Martinez-Herring Top 10 |
Brenda Denton 2nd Runner-Up |
Sarie Joubert 1st Runner-Up | |
1984 | Mai Shanley Top 10 |
Kelly Anderson Top 7 |
Sandra Percival | |
1983 | Julie Hayek 1st Runner-Up |
Lisa Allred Top 7 |
Kimberly Bleier Top 15 | |
1982 | Terri Utley 4th Runner-Up |
LuAnn Caughey Top 7 |
Christie Claridge Miss International | |
1981 | Kim Seelbrede Top 12 |
Lisa Moss Top 7 |
Lisa Schuman Top 15 | |
1980 | Shawn Weatherly Miss Universe |
Brooke Alexander Top 7 |
Charissa Ewing 1st Runner-Up | |
1979 | Mary Therese Friel Top 12 |
Carter Wilson Top 15 |
Anna Rapagna 1st Runner-Up | |
1978 | Judi Andersen 1st Runner-Up |
Debra Freeze Top 15 |
Katherine Ruth Miss International | |
1977 | Kimberly Tomes Top 12 |
Cindy Miller 4th Runner-Up |
Laura Bobbitt 4th Runner-Up | |
1976 | Barbara Peterson | Kimberlee Foley | Susan Carlson 3rd Runner-Up | |
1975 | Summer Bartholomew 2nd Runner-Up |
Annelise Ilschenko | Patricia Bailey 3rd Runner-Up | |
1974 | Karen Morrison Top 12 |
Terry Ann Browning 4th Runner-Up |
Brucene Smith Miss International | |
1973 | Amanda Jones 1st Runner-Up |
Marjorie Wallace Miss World |
Pia Canzani | |
1972 | Tanya Wilson Top 12 |
Lynda Carter Top 15 |
Lindsay Bloom 4th Runner-Up | |
1971 | Michele McDonald Top 12 |
Brucene Smith Top 7 |
Jacqueline Jochims 3rd Runner-Up | |
1970 | Deborah Shelton 1st Runner-Up |
Sandra Wolsfeld Top 15 |
Randi Blesener Top 15 | |
1969 | Wendy Dascomb Top 15 |
Gail Renshaw 1st Runner-Up |
Gayle Kovaly Top 15 | |
1968 | Dorothy Anstett 4th Runner-Up |
Johnine Avery | Karen MacQuarrie 2nd Runner-Up | |
1967 | Sylvia Hitchcock Miss Universe |
Pamela Pall Top 15 |
Pamela Elfast 2nd Runner-Up | |
1966 | Maria Remenyi Top 15 |
Denice Blair Top 7 |
No Pageant Held | |
1965 | Sue Ann Downey 2nd Runner-Up |
Dianna Lynn Batts 1st Runner-Up |
Gail Krielow 1st Runner-Up | |
1964 | Bobbi Johnson Top 15 |
Jeanne Quinn Top 16 |
Linda Ann Taylor 1st Runner-Up | |
1963 | Marite Ozers Top 15 |
Michele Metrinko Top 14 |
Joyce Bryan 3rd Runner-Up | |
1962 | Macel Wilson Top 15 |
Amedee Chabot Top 8 |
Carolyn Joyner 4th Runner-Up | |
1961 | Sharon Brown 4th Runner-Up |
Jo Ann Odum Top 7 |
Jo Ann Dyer | |
1960 | Linda Bement Miss Universe |
Judith Achter 4th Runner-Up |
Charlene Lundberg 4th Runner-Up | |
1959 | Terry Lynn Huntingdon 2nd Runner-Up |
Loretta Powell | ↑ No Pageant Held (established in California, United States in 1960 then it was transferred in Tokyo, Japan in 1968) | |
1958 | Eurlyne Howell 3rd Runner-Up |
Nancy Anne Corcoran | ||
1957 | Mary Leona Gage (disqualified)[38] |
Charlotte Sheffield | ||
1956 | Carol Morris Miss Universe[39] |
Betty Lane Cherry 1st Runner-Up | ||
1955 | Carlene King Johnson Top 15[40] |
Margaret Anne Haywood 1st Runner-Up | ||
1954 | Miriam Stevenson Miss Universe[41] |
Karin Hultman 1st Runner-Up | ||
1953 | Myrna Hansen 1st Runner-Up[42] |
Mary Kemp Griffin 4th Runner-Up | ||
1952 | Jackie Loughery Top 10[43] |
Tally Richards | ||
1951 | ↑ No Pageant Held (established in California, United States in 1952) | Annette Gibson |
Placements
[edit]Pageant | Placements | Best result |
---|---|---|
Miss Universe | 67 | Winner (1954 • 1956 • 1960 • 1967 • 1980 • 1995 • 1997 • 2012 • 2022) |
Miss World | 50 | Winner (1973 • 1990 • 2010) |
Miss International | 32 | Winner (1974 • 1978 • 1982) |
Miss Earth | 15 | Winner (2020) |
Total | 164 | 16 Titles |
Hosting
[edit]United States hosted the Miss Universe pageant thirty-eight times since its inception in 1952. Two editions of Miss World were held in United States (1991, 2016)[44]. The first seven editions of Miss International were held in the United States before the pageant was moved in 1968 in Tokyo, Japan.[45]
Year/s of hosting[44][45] | Pageant |
---|---|
1952–1971, 1981, 1983–1985, 1990, 1991, 1996–1998, 2006, 2010, 2012, 2014-2015, 2017, 2019-2020, 2022 | Miss Universe |
1991, 2016 | Miss World |
1960–1965, 1967, 1971 | Miss International |
List of crossovers
[edit]Crossover winners of a national pageant wins in another major national pageant and then participate in the line of international beauty pageants.
- Brucene Smith – is the first candidate to win Miss World USA 1971 and Miss U.S. International 1974.[46] She reached the top seven at Miss World 1971 held in London, United Kingdom and won Miss International 1974 in Tokyo, Japan.[47][48]
- Andrea Neu – is the second crossover candidate at Miss U.S. International 2013 and Miss Earth United States 2014,[49][50]. Neu competed at Miss International 2013 where she reached the top 15 , and at Miss Earth 2014 was the first runner-up.[51][52]
- Olivia Jordan – is the third crossover candidate. She appointed as Miss World America 2013 and won Miss USA 2015[53]. She competed at Miss World 2013, where she reached the top 20 , and at Miss Universe 2015, she was the second runner-up[54].
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