Miss Wyoming Teen USA

The Miss Wyoming Teen USA competition is the pageant that selects the representative for the state of Wyoming in the Miss Teen USA pageant.

Wyoming is one of the least successful states at Miss Teen USA, having only placed on four occasions. The most successful of these was in 1985, when Emily Ernst placed first runner-up to Kelly Hu of Hawaii.

Two Wyoming teens have won the Miss Wyoming USA and competed at Miss USA.

Results summary

Placements

• First runner-up: Emily Ernst (1985)
• Top 5: Gina DeBernardi (1998)
• Top 15: Mollie Smith (2007), Amy David (2009), Caroline Scott (2010)

Winners

Year	Name	Hometown	Age1	Placement at Miss Teen USA	Special awards at Miss Teen USA	Notes
2011	Ashley Golden	Gillette	17			Previously Miss Wyoming's Outstanding Teen 2007
2010	Caroline Scott	Cheyenne	17	Top 15
2009	Amy David	Pinedale	17	Top 15
2008	Callie Bishop	Casper	17
2007	Mollie Smith	Casper	18	Top 15
2006	Katy Lambert[1]	Worland	18
2005	Brenna Mader	Gillette	18			Sister of Miss Wyoming Teen USA 2002
2004	Maddison Strasheim	Cheyenne	18
2003	Kasi Johnston	Cheyenne	16
2002	Jamie Mader[2]	Gillette	17			Sister of Miss Wyoming Teen USA 2005
2001	Natalie Koontz	Cody	18
2000	Kristin George	Casper	18			Later Miss Wyoming USA 2006[3]
1999	Katie Rudoff	Green River	16			Later Miss Wyoming USA 2004
1998	Gina DeBernardi	Rock Springs	18	Top 5
1997	Esmeralda Gonzales	Green River	18
1996	Michelle Jefferson	Casper	18
1995	Erica Williams	Cheyenne
1994	Whitney Alstrom	Casper
1993	Lana Hansen	Gillette
1992	Dondi Bowman	Lingle
1991	Britta Lund	Sheridan
1990	Janet Poccup	Cheyenne
1989	Gretchen Wathen	Casper
1988	Michele Apostoles	Casper
1987	Kim Roberts	Rock Springs
1986	Julie Henry	Gillette
1985	Emily Ernst	Gillette		1st runner-up
1984	Allison Falk	Gillette
1983	Shanna Thompson	Casper

¹ Age at the time of the Miss Teen USA pageant

References

1. ^ "Worland teen wins Miss Wyoming Teen USA". The Star Tribune. 2005-10-07. http://trib.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/article_a20290b4-5123-59ea-ba67-05f0a19edd49.html. 
2. ^ Schmoldt, Eric (2007-06-15). "CNFR: More than just a cowgirl". The Star Tribune. http://trib.com/sports/college/article_3a7e3f12-6011-5d40-a3ca-b41c07fccfe7.html. 
3. ^ Morton, Tom (2006-09-11). "The business of beauty". The Star-Tribune. http://trib.com/news/local/article_89423958-163c-59df-9846-95cc6a594358.html. 

External links

• Official website