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Top 10 moments as Miss Montana:
10. Driving my incredible 2020 RAV4 from Ressler Motors for the last two years! I have been so blessed by its reliability, cargo space, and worry-free Toyota Care! 9. Attending the Medora Musical was the first time I was officially recognized in public as Miss Montana! This was the moment everything started to feel real. 8. Singing the national anthem at the Montana State Capitol for the beginning of the senate session. Not only was this an incredible experience to visit with our lawmakers, but I also met some wonderful people who continued to be close friends. 7. Flying to Uncasville, Connecticut in September and representing “Montana Agriculture” in the iconic Show Me Your Shoes Parade to celebrate the 100th Year Anniversary of Miss America! 6. Attending the Miles City Bucking Horse Sale to sing the national anthem for a crowd of over one thousand, then ride in the parade alongside some of the cast of Yellowstone! 5. Attending the induction of some incredible members into the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame while singing, praying, and celebrating Montana’s western heritage. 4. Visiting with Special Olympics athletes in Billings during their summer games! Some of my favorite parts of the job were talking and sharing stories with all the different types of people you get to meet while in this position. 3. Visiting over 70 schools on my Crown to Classroom Tour: teaching martial arts and encouraging kids of all ages to have a Sense of Defense. 2. Competing at Miss America! It was an incredible honor to sing my talent piece, The Jewel Song, on the Miss America stage while representing the Big Sky State. The memories and friendships from Miss America are the kind that will last forever. 1. Riding in the Battle of the Little Bighorn reenactment after singing the national anthem and speaking for the wreath dedication at the Battlefield National Monument. Two years ago, in the middle of the craziness, the Lord saw fit to grant me the title of Miss Montana. I hope you believe I served with humility, passion, and gratitude. I hope you think of my time with excitement and joy. The past two years have not always been easy, but I will forever be grateful for the hard lessons I learned, the memories I made, and the opportunities I was given. I prepared for 6 years to become Miss Montana, then did my very best for two years to be her… But I never prepared myself for how I was going to let her go. I have held this title longer than any other in Miss Montana history. I reigned through a pandemic, through massive change within the program, and through the centennial year of Miss America. Now, it is extremely difficult to say goodbye. As I look back on this insane two-year journey with my sparkly hat, there are too many people to thank. Michael, thank you for standing by my side and weathering this journey together. It hasn’t been an easy one, but I cannot wait to marry you in two weeks! Mom, thank you for driving me to all those practices when I first decided to compete in the Miss America Organization over 7 years ago (and thanks for everything since!). Momma Jan, thank you for taking in a lost Miss Montana and always being there for me, no matter what I needed. Amber, thank you for always letting me call and talk on the long car trips across the state. Alissa, thank you for being the sister I never had. Annika, thank you for sharing this experience with me through COVID and everything else in the last two years. Miss America sisters, thank you for making this worth it. Every sponsor, volunteer, guide, friend, appearance coordinator, and helper along the way, thank you for everything. I could not have done it without all of you. To the next girl who gets this incredible job: your life is going to change forever. Being Miss Montana will force you to grow in ways you never could have imagined. You will get to ride in parades, sign autographs, and be recognized in the grocery store! You will go to Miss America, and meet 50 new best friends. You will smile so hard your cheeks hurt. You will grow, you will cry, and you will become stronger because of it. I hope you go to every appearance with a joyful heart, and take advantage of every opportunity given to you because of the crown you wear. I hope you remember that being authentic is way cooler than being perfect. I hope you always remember the honor, and pride, that you carry with you- whether you are wearing your sash or not. Stay kind, stay humble, and enjoy the ride! You are going to love it.
Montana, it has been my honor to serve you,
Jessica Criss: your Miss Montana 2020 & 2021 “And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose.” - Romans 8:28
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Forever Miss Montana’s
1940- Kay Kittendorf(TA) 1947- Carol Chaffen (TA) 1948- Patti Luer (STA) 1949- Carol Fraser (C) 1950- Donna Marie Buls 1951- Patricia McGinty 1952- Karen Whittel (TA) 1955- Bertha Hubel 1956- Alice Jean White 1959- Sharon D. Tietjen 1960- Louis Marie Volkel 1961- Joanna Lester (Top 10) 1962- Marsha Thompson 1963- Roberta Tarbox 1964- Merilee Miller 1965- Dianne Feller (TA) 1966- Nancy McLeod 1967- Linda Rhein 1968- Karen Frank 1969- Jeanne Meek 1970- Jane Opp 1971- Nancy Harper 1972- Debra DeBiase 1973- Debbie Reber (TA) 1974- Pamela Royer 1975- Diana Pacini (PTA) 1976- Janice Frankino 1977- Sue Stanaway 1978- Vanessa Ochsner 1979- Lori Conlon 1980- Lilly Cruise (TA) 1981- Sue Harris 1982- Kimberly Knauf 1983- Laurie Nelson 1984- Michele Larson 1985- Julie Culbertson 1986- Kamala Compton 1987- Julie Reil 1988- Becky McRae 1989- Cathy Brewer 1990- Karen McNenny 1991- Jenni Ramseth (TA) 1992- JoAnn Jorgensen 1993- Erica Havig 1994- Yvonne Dehner (Top 10, TA) 1995- Amanda Granrud
1996- Aubrey Hiller 1997- Kristen Garlock 1998- Delight Michelle Sheck 1999- Elissa Schwarz 2000- Janna LaBree 2001- Kara Svennungsen 2002- Heather Rathbun 2003- Amber Shipman 2004- Evangelina Duke 2005- Sophia Steinbeisser 2006- Christie Hageman 2007- Kristen Mantooth 2008- Jennifer Hepner 2009- Brittney Wiser (QL Finalist) 2010- Kacie West 2011- Veronika Ohlinger 2012- Alexis Wineman 2013- Sheridan Pope 2014- Victoria Valentine 2015- Danielle Wineman 2016- Lauren Scofield (STEM F) 2017- Maddie Murray 2018- Laura Haller (STEM, NFT) 2019- Mo Shea (STEM F) 2021- Jessica Criss
Special Awards Received at Miss America Top 10- Top 10 Finalist QL- Quality of Life PTA- Preliminary Talent Award C- Congeniality Award TA- Talent Award STA- Special Talent Award STEM F- STEM Finalist STEM- STEM Award NFT- Non Finalist Talent
Forever Montana’s Outstanding Teen 2005- Jacqueline Irigoin 2006- Holly Matz 2007- Chantel Bury 2008- Victoria Valentine 2009- Alysse Charlesworth 2010- Amy Fox (Top 15) 2011- Jalyssa Gorder 2012- Mo Shea 2013- Tessa Shelton 2014- Haylee Storlie 2015- Katee Orr 2016- Faith Johnson
2017- Alexa Baisch 2018- Cammy Heck 2019- Karsen Murphy 2021- Annika Bennion (ACT, AD)
Special Awards at Miss America’s Outstanding Teen Top 15- Top 15 Finalist ACT- Teens in Action Finalist AD- Top Advertisement Sales
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There she is... Miss Neurosurgeon, Miss Social Activist, Miss Jet Pilot, Miss Investigative Journalist, Miss Expert Coder, Miss CEO . . . Miss Whatever-She-Wants-to-Be. And yes, she is beautiful. Beautiful in the way she is smart, principled and passionate. Stunning in how she leads, commands a room and makes an impact. Striking in her genuineness, fearlessness and general awesomeness. Never guided by what she ‘should do’ but forever driven by what she ‘could do’. She has the confidence, the skills and is empowered to make it happen. There she is. Miss America. No wonder she has a crown — she rules.
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Emma Broyles is a second generation Alaskan born and raised in Anchorage. She is a junior at Barrett, The Honors College at Arizona State University where she studies biomedical sciences and voice performance. After graduating, Emma plans to attend medical school to become a dermatologist, using her $109,000 in scholarships she has earned from the Miss America Organization. Emma has spent over half of her life advocating for people with intellectual disabilities through her work with Special Olympics Alaska. Her older brother, Brendan, has Down syndrome and is a source of inspiration for her. When Brendan became a Special Olympics athlete at the age of 8, Emma started attending weekly track and field practices with him. She and her younger brother, Ben, enjoyed helping at the practices by chasing down balls during the tennis ball throw and running laps with the athletes. She grew up learning from these athletes, allowing her to develop an understanding of the importance of inclusion and empathy. This understanding drove
her to continue her involvement through Partners Club, a school program through Special Olympics Alaska. There, Emma served as co-president and had the chance to see relationships bloom between students with and without intellectual disabilities. She realized the significance in teaching students about inclusion and equipping them with the necessary tools to be leaders of social change in their communities. As Miss Alaska, she toured schools to spread the message of inclusion, working closely with Special Olympics school programs in her hometown. Miss America serves to demolish stereotypes about women and show the world that outward appearance should never determine someone’s worth. Similarly, Special Olympics strives to promote an Inclusion Revolution, encouraging people all around the world to celebrate one another’s abilities rather than focusing on our differences. Special Olympics works to spread compassion and acceptance in a way that can unite the world. As Miss America, Emma will continue to act as an advocate for Special Olympics on an even wider scale to ultimately mend communities one connection at a time.
I was a senior in high school when a 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit my hometown. As the floor shook and the walls rattled around me, I dove under a table and hung on for dear life. Everything around me had shifted. When I’m asked about what was going through my head when I was named Miss America 2022, I’m reminded of that feeling during the earthquake. The big, shiny stage on which I was standing no longer felt stable. It all felt like a dream. I heard the audience cheering, felt the crown as Camille Schrier pinned it to my shaking head. Tears filled my eyes as I looked up, watching the confetti begin to fall. I remember turning around to face my Miss America classmates, unsure of what to do or what just happened. They held me up, fixed my crown, and wiped my tears, bringing me back to reality. They reassured me and celebrated with me and on that night, I truly understood the meaning of the Miss America sisterhood. Having the Forever Miss Americas on the stage with me on this life-changing night reminded me of the rich history and powerful impact the Miss America Organization has had on all of us who have ever stepped foot on a Miss America stage from locals to nationals. I felt humbled by their presence, knowing that it’s up to me to honor their legacy and that of the Miss America Organization as we head into the next 100 years. Years from now, I hope to look back at 2022 and feel that I made a difference as Miss America. That we will all be kinder to one another, and not just to those with whom we agree. That we will be more accepting of others, especially those with whom we have the least in common. And most of all, that we will have compassion for those we understand the least. I’m honored to be Miss America 2022 and look forward to my year of representing this country that my grandparents chose and representing this organization that has made such a tremendous impact on the lives of young women for the past 100 years.
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Miss America 2022 $100,000 Preliminary Social Impact $1,000
Lauren Bradford Miss Alabama
Andolyn Medina Miss District of Columbia Top 10 $8,500 Top Fundraiser 4th Runner-up $1,000 Jean Bartel Military Awareness $3,000
1st Runner-up $25,000 Top Fundraiser 1st Runner-up $2,500 Dakota State University STEM $5,000 Jean Bartel Social Impact Initiative 1st Place $10,000
Leah Roddenberry Miss Florida
Elizabeth Pierre Miss Massachusetts 2nd Runner-up $20,000
Top 10 $8,500 Preliminary Talent $2,500
Sydney Park Miss New York
Mallory Fuller Miss Texas
3rd Runner-up $15,000 Preliminary Talent $2,500
Top 10 $8,500 Preliminary Social Impact Pitch $1,000
Abigail Hayes Miss Oregon
Sasha Sloan Miss Utah
4th Runner-up $10,000
Top 10 $8,500
Isabelle Hanson Miss Illinois
Top 10 $8,500 Jean Bartel Social Impact Initiative 2nd Place $4,000 Equity and Justice 1st Place $3,000
NON-FINALIST SCHOLARSHIPS Miss Arizona Amber Barto Miss Nebraska Morgan Holen Non-finalist $3,000 Non-finalist Talent $1,000
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Non-finalist $3,000 Non-finalist Talent $1,000 Women in Business 2nd Place $4,000
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Miss Arkansas Whitney Williams Non-finalist $3,000 Non-finalist Talent $1,000
Miss Nevada Macie Tuell
Miss California Jazmin Avalos
Miss New Hampshire Ashley Marsh
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Non-finalist $3,000
SCHOL ARSHIPS Non-finalist $3,000
Miss Colorado Maura Spence-Carroll Non-finalist $3,000
Miss Connecticut Sapna Raghavan Non-finalist $3,000
Scholarship Miss Delaware Sophie Phillips
Non-finalist $3,000
Miss New Jersey Alyssa Sullivan
Non-finalist $3,000 Jean Bartel Social Impact Initiative 3rd Place $2,000
Miss New Mexico Sienna Mascareñas Non-finalist Award $3,000
Miss North Carolina Carli Batson Miss America $1 00, 000 $3,000 Non-finalist $50,000 donation inKarson Honor of Karen Smith by Ryan & Shawntel Smith Wuerch, Miss America 1996 Miss Georgia Pennington $50,000 in donations from The Century Club donors Non-finalist $3,000
Non-finalist $3,000 Equity and Justice 2nd Place $2,000 1st Runner-up
Miss Courtney Choy 2ndHawaii Runner-up Non-finalist $3,000
3rd Runner-up Miss Idaho Ayriss Torres Non-finalist $3,000 4th Runner-up Miss Indiana Braxton Kennedy Hiser Finalists Non-finalist $3,000
Semi Finalists Miss Iowa Grace Lynn Keller Non-finalist $3,000Candidates All remaining Miss Kansas Taylor Clark Preliminary Talent Winners (2) Sponsored by Kawai Pianos Non-finalist $3,000
Top Fundraiser 2nd Runner-up $2,000
Miss $2 5 North , 000 Dakota Reyna Bergstrom Non-finalist $3,000
$2 0, 000 Non-finalist $1 5 , 000 $3,000 Miss Ashleigh Robinson $1 0,Oklahoma 000 Non-finalist $3,000 $8 , 5 00 each Miss Pennsylvania Meghan Sinisi Non-finalist $3,000 $6, 000 each Women in Business 1st Place $10,000 $3, 000 each Miss Rhode Island Leigh Payne $2 , 5 00 each Non-finalist $3,000 Miss Ohio Lora Current
Miss South Carolina Julia Herrin Miss KentuckySocial Haley B. Wheeler Preliminary Impact Pitch Winners (2) Non-finalist $ 1 , 0 0 0 each $3,000 Sponsored by IT Help, Inc. Non-finalist $3,000
NonFinalistJulia Talent Winners (4) Miss Louisiana Claire Williams Non-finalist $3,000 Miss2nd Congeniality STEM Place $4,000
Dakota University Miss MaineState Mariah Larocque Beacom College STEM Scholarship (1) Non-finalist $3,000 Miss Congeniality $2,000
Miss America Organization Top Miss Maryland -Lydia Sohn Candidates Fundraisers National Non-finalist $3,000
Miss America Organization Top Miss Michigan Vivian Fundraisers - StateZhong Organizations
Non-finalist $3,000 Non-finalist Talent $1,000 STEM Scholarship Winners (3) America’s Choice $10,000 Jean Social Impact Initiative STEM 1st Bartel Place $10,000
Top Fundraiser Winner $5,000
$ 1 , 0South 0 0 each Miss Dakota Kaitlin O’Neill Non-finalist $2 , 000 $3,000
Miss Tennessee Tally Bevis
Non-finalist $3,000 $5 ,Fundraiser 000 Top 3rd Runner-up $1,000 Women in Business 3rd Place $2,000 Forever Miss America $5,000 (1st) / (2nd) /
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$5 , 000 (1st) / $2 , 5 00 (2nd) / $1 , 000 (3,4 & 5) Miss Virgina Tatum Sheppard / $4 , 000 (2nd) / $ 2 , 0 0 0 (3rd) $1 0, 000 (1st) Non-finalist $3,000
Miss Washington Maddie Louder Scholarship Winners (3) / $4 , 000 (2nd) / $2 , 000 (3rd) Non-finalist $3,000 $1 0, 000 (1st) Miss Minnesota Elle Mark Virginia Wratchford Women in Business Scholarship Winners (3) Miss / $4 Jaelyn / $ 2 , 0 0 0 (3rd) $1 0,West 000 (1st) , 000 (2nd) Non-finalist $3,000 Miss Mississippi Holly Brand Equity and Justice Scholarship Winners (2)
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Miss Wisconsin Jennifer Schmidt Non-finalist $3,000 Jean Bartel Military $3, 000 $3,000 Non-finalist Talent $1,000Awareness Scholarship (1) Non-finalist STEM 3rd Place $2,000 Allman Medical (1) Miss Missouri CallieScholarship Cox Non-finalist $3,000
Forever Miss America Scholarship (1) Miss Montana Jessica Criss Sherman$3,000 College of Chiropractic (51) Non-finalist
$1 0, 000 $5 , 000 $3,000 Non-finalist $1 2 3, 5 5 0 each (in-kind tuition scholarship) Miss Wyoming Mikkayla DeBolt
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TOP FINALISTS Marcelle LeBlanc | Alabama MAOTeen 2022 $30,000 Top Interview $500 Preliminary Talent $500
Kate Wills | Maryland
Ilima Sexton | Hawaii Semi-Finalist $1,500
Tori Johnston | Mississippi Semi-Finalist $1,500
1st Runner-up $10,000 America’s Choice $1,000 Spirit of America $1,000
Ella Phillips | Oklahoma
Katherine Omo-Osagie | Texas
Jaylen Baron | Pennsylvania
Semi-Finalist $1,500
2nd Runner-up $4,000 Top Interview $500 Preliminary Evening Wear/Onstage Question $500
Semi-Finalist$1,500 Top Interview $500
Megan Wright | Georgia
Semi-Finalist $1,500 Top Dance Talent $500 Advertising Sales $1,000 Top Fundraising $500
3rd Runner-up $3,000 Preliminary Evening Wear/On-Stage Question $500
Jamie Rose Chen | Nebraska 4th Runner-up $2,000
Dabria Aguilar | South Carolina
Charlee Sorensen | Utah Semi-Finalist $1,500 Top Vocal Talent $500 Preliminary Talent $500
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Miss Alaska Sycely Wheeles Non-finalist $1,000
Miss Arizona Kate Blair Non-finalist $1,000 Teens In Action $1,000
Miss Arkansas Shelby Cook
Miss Montana Annika Bennion Non-finalist $1,000 Advertising Sales $1,000 Top Fundraising $500
Miss Nevada Isabella McGinnis
Non-finalist $1,000 Miss America’s Outstanding Teen $30,000 Non-finalist $1,000 MissMiss America’s America’s Outstanding Outstanding Teen $30,000 $30,000 MissTeen New First Runner Up Hampshire $10,000 Isabel Povey Miss California Maya Alvarez-Coyne Non-finalist FirstFirst Runner Runner Up Up$1,000 $10,000 $10,000 Non-finalist $1,000 Second Runner Up $4,000 Miss New Jersey Isabella Freund Second Second Runner Runner Up Up $4,000 $4,000 Miss Colorado Lila Sacha Non-finalist $1,000 Third Runner Up $3,000 Non-finalist $1,000 Top Fundraising $500 Third Third Runner Runner Up Up $3,000 $3,000 Fourth Runner Up $2,000 Miss Connecticut Aicha Diallo Miss New Mexico Dallas Collins Fourth Fourth Runner Runner Up Up $2,000 $2,000 Non-finalist $1,000 Non-finalist $1,000 Semi-Finalists ($1,500 each) $7,500 ($1,500 ($1,500 each) each) $7,500 $7,500 Semi-Finalists Miss Delaware Haley Alexander Semi-Finalists Misseach) New York Gianna Caetano $36,000 Non-Finalists ($1,000 Non-finalist $1,000 Non-finalist ($1,000 ($1,000 each) each)$1,000 $36,000 $36,000 Non-Finalists Non-Finalists $1,000 Preliminary Talent ($500 each) Miss District of Columbia Jade Ridout Miss North Harley Tilque ($500 ($500 each) each)Carolina $1,000 $1,000 Preliminary Preliminary Talent Talent Non-finalist $1,000 each) $1,000 Preliminary Evening Wear ($500 Non-finalist $1,000 ($500 ($500 each) each) $1,000 $1,000 Preliminary Preliminary Evening Evening Wear Wear Miss Florida Ruby Tilghman North Dakota Teens inMiss Action $1,000 Emma Tong Non-finalist $1,000 Teens Teens inNon-finalist Action in Action$1,000 $1,000 $1,000 Spirit of America $1,000 Miss Idaho Madi Andreason Miss Ohio Maddy Yuzwa Spirit Spirit of America of America $1,000 $1,000 Non-finalist $1,000 Non-finalist $1,000 Advertising Sales Award $1,000 Advertising Advertising Sales Sales Award Award $1,000 $1,000 Miss Illinois Kylie Ryder Oregon$1,000 Moira O’Bryan America’sMiss Choice Non-finalist $1,000 Non-finalist America’s America’s Choice Choice$1,000 $1,000 $1,000 Top Interview $500 Miss Indiana Kate Dimmett Miss Rhode $500 Island Alexa Johnsen TopTop Interview Interview $500 Non-finalist $1,000 Top Vocal Talent Award $500 Non-finalist $1,000 TopTop Vocal Vocal Talent Talent Award Award $500 $500 Miss Iowa Maggie Leach Miss South Dakota Top Dance Talent Award $500 Kianna Healy Non-finalist $1,000 Non-finalist TopTop Dance Dance Talent Talent Award Award$1,000 $500 $500
Miss Kansas Gracie Hendrickson Non-finalist $1,000 Top Fundraising $500
Miss Kentucky Chloe Yates Non-finalist $1,000
Miss Louisiana Sophia Nawaz Non-finalist $1,000
Miss Maine Lauren Brown Jorgensen
Miss Tennessee Taylor Black TOTAL:
Non-finalist $1,000 $100,000 TOTAL: TOTAL: $100,000 $100,000 Miss Vermont Emma Anderson Non-finalist $1,000
Miss Virgina Ella Strickland Non-finalist $1,000
Miss Washington Chloe Furnstahl Non-finalist $1,000
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