Miss America 2015

Date| September 14, 2014 (2014-09-14)
Presenters| Chris Harrison
Lara Spencer
Venue| Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Broadcaster| ABC
Entrants| 53
Winner| Kira Kazantsev[1]
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Miss America 2015, the 88th Miss America pageant, was held at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey on Sunday, September 14, 2014.[2][3] Miss America 2014, Nina Davuluri crowned the winner, Miss New York, Kira Kazantsev, making it the third consecutive year that a Miss New York won the Miss America crown; New York thus became the first state to have a Miss America winner three years in a row.[4]

Chris Harrison and Lara Spencer returned as co-hosts.[5] The panel of judges included: Gary Vaynerchuk, Marc Cherry, Kathy Ireland, Lee Meriwether, Donald Driver, Shawn Johnson, and retired Army Brig. Gen. Anne Macdonald.[5]

## Results[edit]

### Placements[edit]

Final results  | Contestant

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Miss America 2014 |

* New York \- Kira Kazantsev[4]

1st runner-up |

* Virginia \- Courtney Garrett

2nd runner-up |

* Arkansas \- Ashton Campbell

3rd runner-up |

* Florida \- Victoria Cowen[6]

4th runner-up |

* Massachusetts \- Lauren Kuhn

Top 10 |

* Alabama \- Caitlin Brunell
* Mississippi \- Jasmine Murray
* Ohio \- Mackenzie Bart
* Oklahoma \- Alexandra Eppler[citation needed]
* Tennessee \- Hayley Lewis

Top 12 |

* Iowa \- Alysa Olson[7]
* Kentucky \- Ramsey Carpenter

Top 16 |

* Connecticut \- Acacia Courtney[8]
* Idaho \- Sierra Sandison*
* North Dakota \- Jacky Arness**
* Texas \- Monique Evans

* \- America's Choice

** \- Judge's Choice

### Order of announcements[edit]

### Top 16[edit]

1. Idaho
2. Massachusetts
3. Mississippi
4. Texas
5. Tennessee
6. Kentucky
7. Alabama
8. Ohio
9. Virginia
10. Florida
11. Connecticut
12. New York
13. Arkansas
14. Iowa
15. Oklahoma
16. North Dakota

### Top 12[edit]

1. Mississippi
2. Alabama
3. Florida
4. Iowa
5. New York
6. Virginia
7. Kentucky
8. Ohio
9. Oklahoma
10. Tennessee
11. Massachusetts
12. Arkansas

### Top 10[edit]

1. Mississippi
2. Arkansas
3. Oklahoma
4. Massachusetts
5. Ohio
6. Florida
7. Tennessee
8. Virginia
9. New York
10. Alabama

### Top 5[edit]

1. Arkansas
2. Florida
3. New York
4. Virginia
5. Massachusetts

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### Awards[edit]

#### Preliminary awards[edit]

Awards  | Contestant

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Lifestyle and Fitness |

* Florida \- Victoria Cowen[9]
* Maryland \- Jade Kenny
* Oklahoma \- Alexandra Eppler

Talent |

* Kentucky \- Ramsey Carpenter[citation needed]
* Ohio \- Mackenzie Bart
* Pennsylvania \- Amanda Smith

#### Quality of Life Award[edit]

Results  | Contestant  | Platform

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Winner |

* Alabama \- Caitlin Brunell

| "Caitlin's Closet: One Stop Shopping for Life"
1st runner-up |

* Delaware \- Brittany Lewis

| “Domestic Violence Awareness”
2nd runner-up |

* Maryland \- Jade Kenny

| ”The Rainbow Organization”
Finalists |

* Kansas \- Amanda Sasek
* Mississippi \- Jasmine Murray
* Nebraska \- Megan Swanson
* New Jersey \- Cierra Kaler-Jones
* Oklahoma \- Alexandra Eppler
* Virginia \- Courtney Garrett

| Various platforms

#### Other awards[edit]

Awards  | Contestant

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Miss Congeniality |

* North Dakota \- Jacky Arness

Charles & Theresa Brown Scholarship Award[10] |

* Alaska \- Malie Delgado
* Arkansas \- Ashton Campbell
* Florida \- Victoria Cowen
* Hawaii \- Stephanie Steuri
* Illinois \- Marisa Buchheit
* Massachusetts \- Lauren Kuhn
* New York \- Kira Kazantsev
* Ohio \- Mackenzie Bart
* Oklahoma \- Alexandra Eppler
* Virginia \- Courtney Garrett

STEM Scholarship Award[10] |

* Georgia \- Maggie Bridges
* Massachusetts \- Lauren Kuhn
* New Mexico \- Jessica Burson
* Ohio \- Mackenzie Bart
* Vermont \- Lucy Edwards

Non-finalist Interview Award |

* Louisiana \- Lacey Sanchez[citation needed]

Non-finalist Talent Award |

* Indiana \- Audra Casterline
* Nevada \- Ellie Smith
* North Carolina \- Beth Stovall
* Pennsylvania \- Amanda Smith
* West Virginia \- Paige Madden

## Contestants[edit]

State | Name | Hometown | Age | Talent | Placement | Awards | Notes

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Alabama | Caitlin Brunell[11] | Tuscaloosa | 22 | Dance "Let It Go" from Frozen | Top 10 | Quality of Life Award Winner | Daughter of former NFL quarterback, Mark Brunell

Previously Miss Virginia's Outstanding Teen 2007
Crowned Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2008
Alaska | Malie Delgado[12] | Anchorage | 19 | Vocal |  |  | Contestant on The Price is Right, American Idol and The X Factor
Arizona | Alexa Rogers[13] | Scottsdale | 23 | Dance |  |  |
Arkansas | Ashton Campbell[14] | Hindsville | 20 | Vocal "Via Dolorosa" | 2nd runner-up |  | Previously Miss Arkansas's Outstanding Teen 2011
California | Marina Inserra[15] | San Diego | 24 | Vocal "Bring Him Home" |  |  |
Colorado | Stacey Cook[citation needed] | Littleton | 23 | Tahitian Dance "Runaway Baby" |  |  | Contestant at National Sweetheart 2012
Connecticut | Acacia Courtney[16] | Hamden | 21 | Ballet en Pointe "Kitri's Variations" from Don Quixote | Top 16[8] |  | Previously Miss Connecticut's Outstanding Teen 2009[17]
Later Miss Connecticut USA 2019
Currently a TV reporter and paddock analyst for Gulfstream Park
Delaware | Brittany Lewis[18] | Wilmington, Brigantine, NJ | 24 | Jazz Dance |  | Quality of Life Award 1st runner-up | 1st runner-up at Miss Delaware 2014; Assumed title when Amanda Longacre was dethroned
District of Columbia | Teresa Davis[citation needed] | Hoschton, GA | 23 | Piano "Malaguena" |  |  | Born in South Korea
Florida | Victoria Cowen[19] | Panama City | 21 | Dance "Note to God" | 3rd runner-up[6] | Preliminary Lifestyle & Fitness Award[9] | Thought to be 1st runner-up at Miss Florida 2014; Assumed title one week later due to miscount on tabulation
Georgia | Maggie Bridges[20] | Brinson | 21 | Vocal "Bridge Under Troubled Water" |  | STEM Scholarship Award |
Hawaii | Stephanie Steuri[21] | Kalaheo | 20 | Hula "The Prayer" |  |  | Mother competed as Miss Maui at Miss Hawaii 1977
Idaho | Sierra Sandison[citation needed] | Twin Falls | 20 | Vocal | Top 16 (America's Choice) |  | Is a Type 1 diabetic[22]

1st runner-up at Miss Idaho USA 2021 competition[23][24]
Illinois | Marisa Buchheit[25] | Chicago | 24 | Operatic Vocal “Je veux vivre” from Roméo et Juliette |  |  | 1st runner-up at Miss Illinois USA 2018 competition[26]
Indiana | Audra Casterline[27] | Fishers | 23 | Vocal "Over the Rainbow" |  | Non-finalist Talent Award | Contestant at National Sweetheart 2012
Iowa | Alysa Lou Olson[28] | Des Moines | 21 | Vocal "If I Loved You" from Carousel / Vocal "How Will I Ever Know" | Top 12[7] |  | Previously Miss Iowa's Outstanding Teen 2010[29]
Kansas | Amanda Sasek[30] | Moberly, MO | 23 | Vocal "I Don't Know My Own Strength"[31] / Vocal "You Haven't Seen the Last of Me" |  | Quality of Life Award Finalist |
Kentucky | Ramsey Carpenter | Hartford | 23 | Fiddle "Sally Goodin'" and "Orange Blossom Special" | Top 12 | Preliminary Talent Award | Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2012
Louisiana | Lacey Sanchez[32] | Baton Rouge | 24 | Vocal |  | Non-finalist Interview Award |
Maine | Audrey Thames[citation needed] | Topsham | 18 | Comedic Monologue "Yma Dream" |  |  |
Maryland | Jade Kenny[33] | Madison | 23 | Contemporary Ballet en Pointe "Everybody Dance Now" |  | Preliminary Lifestyle & Fitness Award

Quality of Life Award 2nd runner-up | Washington Redskins cheerleader
Semifinalist at Miss District of Columbia USA 2018[34]
3rd runner-up at Miss Virginia USA 2019[34]
Massachusetts | Lauren Kuhn[35] | Boston / Aberdeen, WA | 23 | Piano "Valse Dramatico" by Melody Bober | 4th runner-up | STEM Scholarship Award |
Michigan | Kaitlyn Maviglia[36] | Dundee | 21 | Dance "Be Italian" from Nine |  |  | Diagnosed with Sensorineural hearing loss at age 9
Minnesota | Savannah Cole[37] | Brainerd | 18 | Vocal "Somebody to Love" by Queen / Vocal "House of the Rising Sun" |  |  |
Mississippi | Jasmine Murray[38] | Columbus | 22 | Vocal "Something's Got a Hold on Me" | Top 10 | Quality of Life Award Finalist | Previously Miss Mississippi's Outstanding Teen 2007
Top 10 at Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2008

American Idol season 8 finalist
Missouri | Jessica Hartman[39] | Pueblo, CO | 23 | Dance "Steppin' Out with My Baby" |  |  | Previously Miss Colorado USA 2010
3rd runner-up at Miss USA 2010 pageant

Miss Intercontinental 2011 representing United States
Montana | Victoria Valentine[40] | Missoula | 22 | Vocal "Danny Boy" and accompanied herself on the harp / Vocal & Harp "I Won't Give Up" (at Preliminaries) |  |  | Previously Miss Montana's Outstanding Teen 2008
Nebraska | Megan Swanson[41] | Omaha | 21 | Vocal "You Raise Me Up" |  | Quality of Life Award Finalist | Later Miss Nebraska USA 2020
Nevada | Ellie Smith[42] | Henderson | 17 | Vocal "Somebody to Love" |  | Non-finalist Talent Award | Sister of Miss Nevada's Outstanding Teen 2014, Amy Smith

Previously Miss Nevada's Outstanding Teen 2012
New Hampshire | Megan Cooley[citation needed] | Auburn | 19 | Vocal "On My Way" written by Ali Tamposi and Fernando Garibay |  |  |
New Jersey | Cierra Kaler-Jones[43] | Galloway | 21 | Dance "Listen" by Beyoncé |  | Quality of Life Award Finalist | Born with hip dysplasia
New Mexico | Jessica Burson[citation needed] | Roswell | 20 | Jazz Dance "Steam Heat" from 1954 Broadway musical The Pajama Game, written by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross |  | STEM Scholarship Award |
New York | Kira Kazantsev[44] | Manhattan | 23 | Vocal with Cup Percussion "Happy" by Pharrell Williams | Miss America 2015[1] |  | Previously Miss California Jr. and Miss California Preteen
North Carolina | Beth Stovall[45] | Goldsboro | 20 | Classical Vocal "Chi Bel Sogno di Doretta" |  | Non-finalist Talent Award |
North Dakota | Jacky Arness[46] | Fargo | 21 | Vocal "Feeling Good" written by English songwriters Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse | Top 16 (Judges' Choice) | Miss Congeniality | Previously North Dakota's Junior Miss 2011
Top 10 at Miss America's Junior Miss 2011
1st runner-up at Miss North Dakota USA 2018 pageant[47]
Ohio | Mackenzie Victoria Bart[48] | Columbus | 22 | Ventriloquism "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" from Mary Poppins | Top 10 | Preliminary Talent Award

STEM Scholarship Award | Contestant on Funny or Die Presents: America's Next Weatherman
Oklahoma | Alexandra Eppler[49] | Edmond | 24 | Dance “Wonderland" / Dance "Titanium" (at Preliminaries) | Top 10 | Preliminary Lifestyle & Fitness Award

Quality of Life Award Finalist |
Oregon | Rebecca Anderson[50] | Oregon City | 23 | Vocal |  |  |
Pennsylvania | Amanda Fallon Smith[51] | Dade City, FL | 21 | Vocal "Wishing You Were Somewhere Here Again" from The Phantom of the Opera |  | Non-finalist Talent Award

Preliminary Talent Award |
Puerto Rico | Yarelis Salgado[52] | Toa Alta | 20 | Flamenco Fusion |  |  | Later Miss International Puerto Rico 2018
Rhode Island | Ivy DePew[53] | Providence | 23 | Flute "Devil Went Down to Georgia" by the Charlie Daniels Band |  |  | Contestant at National Sweetheart 2013
South Carolina | Lanie Hudson[54] | Spartanburg | 23 | Clogging "Think" by Aretha Franklin |  |  | Competed on America's Got Talent with dance troupe
South Dakota | Meridith Gould[55] | Sioux Falls | 19 | Dance en Pointe "Hedwig's Theme" |  |  | Previously Miss South Dakota's Outstanding Teen 2012

Later Miss Minnesota USA 2017 and 2nd runner-up at Miss USA 2017
Tennessee | Hayley Lewis[56] | Nashville/ Independence, MO | 21 | Vocal "I (Who Have Nothing)" | Top 10 |  |
Texas | Monique Evans[57][58] | Austin | 22 | Ballet en Pointe "Requiem for a Tower" | Top 16 |  | Later Miss Florida USA 2020
Utah | Karlie Major[citation needed] | Logan | 20 | Dance "Forget About the Boy" from Thoroughly Modern Millie |  |  |
Vermont | Lucy Edwards[citation needed] | Burlington | 19 | Vocal "I Am Changing" from the Dreamgirls cast album / Vocal "You'll Never Walk Alone" |  | STEM Scholarship Award |
Virgin Islands | Ashley Gabriel[citation needed] | Orlando, FL | 19 | Vocal "Rolling in the Deep" by Adele |  |  |
Virginia | Courtney Paige Garrett[59] | Pamplin | 21 | Opera (Classical Vocal) "Parla Piu Piano" from The Godfather | 1st runner-up | Quality of Life Award Finalist | Previously Miss Virginia's Outstanding Teen 2009
Top 10 at Miss America's Outstanding Teen 2010
Washington | Kailee Dunn[citation needed] | Kennewick | 22 | Vocal "Someone Like You" |  |  |
West Virginia | Paige Madden[60] | Moundsville | 21 | Vocal "Gravity" |  | Non-finalist Talent Award |
Wisconsin | Raeanna Mary Johnson[61] | Holmen | 24 | Dance "Hallelujah" by Alexandra Burke |  |  | First woman to hold the Miss Wisconsin title two times; she had previously held the 2011 title after Laura Kaeppeler was crowned Miss America 2012

3rd runner-up at National Sweetheart 2011
Wyoming | Jessie Allen[62] | Lander | 24 | Dance |  |  | Younger sister of Miss Wyoming USA 2012, Holly Allen And on Big brother 21

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* ID: Sierra Sandison
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