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'Miss Teen USA 1993', the 11th Miss Teen USA pageant, was televised live from the Mississippi Gulf Coast Coliseum in Biloxi, Mississippi on 10 August, 1993. At the conclusion of the final competition, Charlotte Lopez of Vermont was crowned by outgoing queen Jamie Solinger of Iowa .[1]
The pageant was hosted by Dick Clark for the third and final year, with color commentary by Arthel Neville and Kelly Hu, Miss Teen USA 1985 and a finalist at Miss USA 1993.[2] Music was provided by the Gulf Coast Teen Orchestra.
This was the fourth of five years that the pageant was held in Biloxi.10 Contestants arrived on 26 June and were involved in two weeks of events and preliminary competition prior to the final broadcast, such as pre-taping scenes along the Mississippi coast, and being involved in an autograph signing party.5
As well as a large prize package for the winner, the runners-up also received cash scholarships and other opportunities. Usula Abbott of Pennsylvania was awarded $2,000 for her second runner-up placement and the option of a one year modelling contract or $1,000 scholarship for winning the swimsuit award.[3]
★ Miss Teen USA 1993: 'Charlotte Lopez' (Vermont)
★ The runners-up were:
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★ 1st runner-up: 'Kelly Lloyd' (Indiana)
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★ 2nd runner-up: 'Ursula Abbott' (Pennsylvania)
★ The other top six finalists were (in order of placement): 'Denesha Reed' (Georgia), 'Juliana Kaulukukui' (Hawaii) and 'Sara Rae Gore' (New York).
★ The remaining semi-finalists were (in order of placement): 'Jaime Dudney' (Tennessee), 'Melissa Yust' (Ohio), 'Jill Chartier' (Oregon), 'Lauren Poppell' (South Carolina), 'Cynthia Schneck' (Connecticut), 'Jill Mellen' (Maine )
★ 'Miss Congeniality:' Juliana Kaulukukui (Hawaii)
★ 'Miss Photogenic:' Melanie Breedlove (Missouri)
★ 'Best in Swimsuit:'Ursula Abbott' (Pennsylvania)
★ 'Most Beautiful Eyes:'Kelly Lloyd' (Indiana)
★ This was Ohio's first placement in the history of the competition. They would not make the semi-finals again until Allie LaForce won the crown in 2005.
★ Connecticut also placed for the first time, and did not place again until 2002.
★ Maine and South Carolina also placed for the first time.
★ This was one of only two times that Oregon made the semi-finals but did not win the crown.
★ Hawaii placed for the first time since Kelly Hu (a color commentator at the pageant) won in 1985. Tennessee placed for the first time since 1984, and New York and Vermont for the first time since 1989. This was only Vermont's second placement in the competition.
The following are the contestants' scores in the preliminary competition.
The Miss Teen USA 1993 delegates were:
★ 'Kelly Lloyd' (Indiana) later won the Miss Indiana 1999 and Miss Indiana USA 2002 titles, becoming only one of six Triple Crown winners.
★ One other contestant also competed at Miss America: Heather Dupree, who was Miss Louisiana 1997.
★ Contestants who later competed in the Miss USA pageant were:
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★ 'Tanae Geisler' (Wisconsin) - Miss Wisconsin USA 1995
★
★ 'Jill Chartier' (Oregon) - Miss Oregon USA 1996
★
★ 'Tiffany Parks' (Arkansas) - Miss Arkansas USA 19966
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★ 'Autumn Smith' (Alabama) - Miss Alabama USA 1997
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★ 'Danesha Reed' (Georgia) - Miss Georgia USA 1997
★
★ 'Gretchen Jurgin' (New Hampshire) - Miss New Hampshire USA 1997
★
★ 'Melanie Breedlove' (Missouri) - Miss Missouri USA 1998 (second runner-up at Miss USA 1998)
★
★ 'Tammie Rankin' (Nevada) - Miss Nevada USA 1998
★
★ 'Lauren Poppell' (South Carolina) - Miss South Carolina USA 1999 (finalist at Miss USA 1999)
★ 'Jamie Dudney' (Tennessee) is the daughter of country music singer Barbara Mandrell
Following the 1992 event, local hoteliers signalled that they may no longer be able to furnish free accommodation for the contestants for the 1993 pageant. Although the Tourism Commission was contracted to host the pageant until 1994, they considered getting out of the contract because of the increased cost of paying for the rooms.[9]
The pageant went ahead in Biloxi as planned, and it was estimated that the region benefitted by $1 million for hosting the event.[10]
1. Foster Child wins Miss Teen title
2. Dick Clark to Host `Miss Teen' Pageant Lon Grahnke
3. Pageant a beautiful experience // Money area teen won in contest earmarked for college
4. Fayetteville teen captures crown at state pageant Macon Morehouse
5. Local teen competing for Miss Teen USA title
6. Why do smart girls still enter pageants? Katie Klise
7. Two Pageants Crown Winners
8. Winner did give pageant a second thought
9. Coast hotels seek pageant deal
10. Miss Teen USA Pageant leaves economic mark on coast Tammie Hancock
★ Official website
The pageant was hosted by Dick Clark for the third and final year, with color commentary by Arthel Neville and Kelly Hu, Miss Teen USA 1985 and a finalist at Miss USA 1993.[2] Music was provided by the Gulf Coast Teen Orchestra.
This was the fourth of five years that the pageant was held in Biloxi.10 Contestants arrived on 26 June and were involved in two weeks of events and preliminary competition prior to the final broadcast, such as pre-taping scenes along the Mississippi coast, and being involved in an autograph signing party.5
As well as a large prize package for the winner, the runners-up also received cash scholarships and other opportunities. Usula Abbott of Pennsylvania was awarded $2,000 for her second runner-up placement and the option of a one year modelling contract or $1,000 scholarship for winning the swimsuit award.[3]
| Contents |
| Results |
| Placements |
| Special awards |
| Historical significance |
| Scores |
| Preliminary competition |
| Final competition |
| Delegates |
| Contestant notes |
| Host city |
| References |
| External links |
Results
Placements
★ Miss Teen USA 1993: 'Charlotte Lopez' (Vermont)
★ The runners-up were:
★
★ 1st runner-up: 'Kelly Lloyd' (Indiana)
★
★ 2nd runner-up: 'Ursula Abbott' (Pennsylvania)
★ The other top six finalists were (in order of placement): 'Denesha Reed' (Georgia), 'Juliana Kaulukukui' (Hawaii) and 'Sara Rae Gore' (New York).
★ The remaining semi-finalists were (in order of placement): 'Jaime Dudney' (Tennessee), 'Melissa Yust' (Ohio), 'Jill Chartier' (Oregon), 'Lauren Poppell' (South Carolina), 'Cynthia Schneck' (Connecticut), 'Jill Mellen' (Maine )
Special awards
★ 'Miss Congeniality:' Juliana Kaulukukui (Hawaii)
★ 'Miss Photogenic:' Melanie Breedlove (Missouri)
★ 'Best in Swimsuit:'Ursula Abbott' (Pennsylvania)
★ 'Most Beautiful Eyes:'Kelly Lloyd' (Indiana)
Historical significance
★ This was Ohio's first placement in the history of the competition. They would not make the semi-finals again until Allie LaForce won the crown in 2005.
★ Connecticut also placed for the first time, and did not place again until 2002.
★ Maine and South Carolina also placed for the first time.
★ This was one of only two times that Oregon made the semi-finals but did not win the crown.
★ Hawaii placed for the first time since Kelly Hu (a color commentator at the pageant) won in 1985. Tennessee placed for the first time since 1984, and New York and Vermont for the first time since 1989. This was only Vermont's second placement in the competition.
Scores
Preliminary competition
The following are the contestants' scores in the preliminary competition.
| : Winner : First runner-up : Second runner-up : Finalist : Semi-finalist |
Final competition
| : Winner : First runner-up : Second runner-up : Finalists |
Delegates
The Miss Teen USA 1993 delegates were:
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Contestant notes
★ 'Kelly Lloyd' (Indiana) later won the Miss Indiana 1999 and Miss Indiana USA 2002 titles, becoming only one of six Triple Crown winners.
★ One other contestant also competed at Miss America: Heather Dupree, who was Miss Louisiana 1997.
★ Contestants who later competed in the Miss USA pageant were:
★
★ 'Tanae Geisler' (Wisconsin) - Miss Wisconsin USA 1995
★
★ 'Jill Chartier' (Oregon) - Miss Oregon USA 1996
★
★ 'Tiffany Parks' (Arkansas) - Miss Arkansas USA 19966
★
★ 'Autumn Smith' (Alabama) - Miss Alabama USA 1997
★
★ 'Danesha Reed' (Georgia) - Miss Georgia USA 1997
★
★ 'Gretchen Jurgin' (New Hampshire) - Miss New Hampshire USA 1997
★
★ 'Melanie Breedlove' (Missouri) - Miss Missouri USA 1998 (second runner-up at Miss USA 1998)
★
★ 'Tammie Rankin' (Nevada) - Miss Nevada USA 1998
★
★ 'Lauren Poppell' (South Carolina) - Miss South Carolina USA 1999 (finalist at Miss USA 1999)
★ 'Jamie Dudney' (Tennessee) is the daughter of country music singer Barbara Mandrell
Host city
Following the 1992 event, local hoteliers signalled that they may no longer be able to furnish free accommodation for the contestants for the 1993 pageant. Although the Tourism Commission was contracted to host the pageant until 1994, they considered getting out of the contract because of the increased cost of paying for the rooms.[9]
The pageant went ahead in Biloxi as planned, and it was estimated that the region benefitted by $1 million for hosting the event.[10]
References
1. Foster Child wins Miss Teen title
2. Dick Clark to Host `Miss Teen' Pageant Lon Grahnke
3. Pageant a beautiful experience // Money area teen won in contest earmarked for college
4. Fayetteville teen captures crown at state pageant Macon Morehouse
5. Local teen competing for Miss Teen USA title
6. Why do smart girls still enter pageants? Katie Klise
7. Two Pageants Crown Winners
8. Winner did give pageant a second thought
9. Coast hotels seek pageant deal
10. Miss Teen USA Pageant leaves economic mark on coast Tammie Hancock
External links
★ Official website
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