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1 Gallery of titleholders  





2 Results summary  



2.1  Placements in Miss USA  





2.2  Awards  







3 Winners  





4 References  





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Miss Michigan USA
Formation1952
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersCincinnati
Location

Membership

Miss USA

Official language

English

Key people

Melissa Proctor-Pitchford, state pageant director
WebsiteOfficial website

The Miss Michigan USA competition is the pageant that selects the representative for the state of Michigan in the Miss USA pageant. It is currently directed by Proctor Productions.

Their first Miss USA victory was in 1990, and notable because Carole Gist was the first African-American to win the title. Following in her footsteps, Kenya Moore, also African-American, won the title in 1993. In 2010, Michigan's Rima Fakih became the first Arab-American to win the title. The most recent placement was Elizabeth Johnson in 2018, placed in top 15.

Until 2012, no Michigan delegate had been previously competed at either Miss MichiganorMiss Michigan Teen USA to appear a crossover with Miss USA. Kristen Danyal became the first Michigan delegate to have a Teen to Miss crossover in Miss USA.

Alma Cooper of Okemos was crowned Miss Michigan USA 2024 on March 21, 2024 at McMorran Entertainment Center in Port Huron, Michigan. She will represent Michigan at Miss USA 2024.

Gallery of titleholders

Results summary

Placements in Miss USA

Michigan holds a record of 26 placements at Miss USA.

Awards

Winners

Color key
  •   Declared as Winner
  •   Ended as runner-up
  •   Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
  • Year Name Hometown Age1 Local title Placement at Miss USA Special awards at Miss USA Notes
    2024 Alma Cooper Okemos TBA Miss Okemos TBA TBA
    2023 Alexis Fagan-Williams Detroit 22 Miss Motown
    2022 Aria Hutchinson Plymouth 23 Miss Plymouth Daughter of Chris Hutchinson and Melissa Sinkevics Hutchinson, Miss Michigan Teen USA 1988; and sister of Detroit Lions defensive end Aidan Hutchinson
    2021 Taylor Hale Detroit 26 Miss Spirit of Detroit Miss Congeniality
    • Shortest reigning Miss Michigan USA (9 months and 21 days)
    • Later winner of Big Brother 24 and America's Favorite Houseguest.
    2020 Chanel Johnson Southfield 25 Miss Southfield
    • Longest reigning Miss Michigan USA (1 year, 10 months, and 17 days)
    • Second longest reigning Miss USA state titleholder in the organization's history
    2019 Alyse Madej Garden City 25 Miss Garden City
    2018 Elizabeth Johnson Plymouth 25 Miss Wayne County Top 15
    2017 Krista Ferguson Detroit 23 Miss North Shore Bay
    2016 Susie Leica Livonia 25 Miss Livonia
    2015 Rashontae Wawrzyniak Detroit 24 Miss St. Clair Lake Top 11
    2014 Elizabeth Ivezaj Macomb 24 Miss Macomb Born in Albania
    2013 Jaclyn Schultz[citation needed] Wyandotte 24 Miss Wyandotte Runner-up on Survivor: San Juan del Sur
    2012 Kristen Danyal Sterling Heights 21 Miss Blue Water Top 16
    2011 Channing Pierce Royal Oak 23 Miss Royal Oak
    2010 Rima Fakih Dearborn 24 Miss Wayne County Miss USA 2010
    2009 Lindsey Tycholiz[1] Sterling Heights 26 Miss Great Lakes
    2008 Elisabeth Crawford Canton 25 Miss East Michigan
    2007 Kelly Best Troy 20 Miss Troy Top 15
    2006 Danelle Gay Lapeer 24 Miss Lapeer
    2005 Crystal Hayes Rock 20 Miss Northville Top 15
    2004 Stacey Lee Rochester Hills 26 Miss Oakland County
    2003 Elisa Schleef St. Joseph 23 Miss Great Lakes 3rd runner-up
    2002 Rebekah Lynn Decker Ferndale 24
    2001 Kenya Howard Detroit 24 Top 10
    2000 Jill Dobson Quincy 22 Top 10 Michigan's Junior Miss 1995
    1999 Shannon Grace Clark Troy 26 Top 10 Semi-finalist at Miss World America 1993
    1998 Johnelle Ryan Cassopolis 25 Top 10
    1997 Jennifer Reed Taylor 25
    • Later Mrs. Michigan America 2001
    1996 Natasha Bell Berrien Springs 20 Top 6 finalist
    1995 Keisha Eichelberger Detroit
    1994 Kelly Richelle Pawlowski Allen Park
    1993 Kenya Summer Moore Detroit 22 Miss USA 1993 Top 6 at Miss Universe 1993
    1992 Lainie Lu Howard St. Joseph
    1991 Leann Rothi 18
    1990 Carole Gist Detroit 20 Miss USA 1990
    1989 Karen Finucan Birmingham
    1988 Anthonia Dotson Detroit
    1987 Elizabeth Puleo Grosse Pointe
    1986 Lisa Bernardi Carleton
    1985 Nancy Mazuro Washington
    1984 Adriana Krambeck Dearborn Heights
    1983 Kimberly Mexicotte Livonia Semi-finalist
    1982 Diane Marie Arabia Warren Semi-finalist
    1981 Karen Eidson Hazel Park
    1980 Teena Hammonds Detroit
    1979 Susan James Hazel Park
    1978 April Patrick Detroit
    1977 Jenny Pinks Trenton
    1976 Kevin Gale Dearborn Heights 1st runner-up
    1975 Debra Holland Detroit
    1974 Patricia Loftis Detroit
    1973 Linda East Warren
    1972 Marilyn Ann Petty Roseville Semi-finalist Represented Michigan in Miss World USA 1974, 2nd runner-up
    1971 Pat Glannan Detroit Semi-finalist
    1970 Duane Marie Bergen[2] Detroit 19
    1969 Lisa Brenner Reed City
    1968 Virginia Clift Delhi Top 15
    1967 Sonja Dunson Detroit
    1966 Kathlene Blascak Allen Park
    1965 Susan Lynne Pill Top 15 represented Michigan in the Miss USA World 1964, 3rd runner up
    1964 Johneane Teeter Represented Michigan in the Miss USA World 1966
    1963 Pamela Lee Sands Top 15
    1962 Judith Lamparter
    1961 Patricia Squires Top 15
    1960 Judith Richards Top 15
    1959 Susan Westergaard
    1958 Shirley Ann Black Flint 19
    1957 Sharon Moore
    1956 Barbara Sias Top 15
    1955 Martha Smith
    1954 Gerri Hoffman
    1953 Jo Ann Page
    1952 Judy Hatula Top 10

    1 Age at the time of the Miss USA pageant

    References

    1. ^ "Tycholiz wins Miss Michigan USA at McMorran". The Times Herald. 2008-09-20.
  • ^ "Places first". The Owosso Argus-Press. 1970-04-05.
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