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The 2015 Miss Teen Usa® Pageant Will Stream Live from Atlantis, Paradise Island Resort in the Bahamas THE 2015 MISS TEEN USA® PAGEANT WILL STREAM LIVE FROM ATLANTIS, PARADISE ISLAND RESORT IN THE BAHAMAS 2015 MISS TEEN USA Contestant List Announced New York, NY – August 17, 2015 – The 2015 MISS TEEN USA® Pageant will stream LIVE from Atlantis, Paradise Island Resort on Saturday, August 22nd at 8 p.m. ET on www.missteenusa.com. Reigning Miss Teen USA K. Lee Graham will crown her successor at the conclusion of the pageant. The event will feature contestants from all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Contestants will compete in three categories: swimsuit, evening gown and interview. To learn more about each young woman, please view their bios at: Miss Alabama Teen USA (Trussville, AL) Taylor Ryan Elliott Miss Alaska Teen USA (Anchorage, AK) Katelyn Cusack Miss Arizona Teen USA (Phoenix, AZ) Neda Danilovic Miss Arkansas Teen USA (Hot Springs, AR) Arynn Johnson Miss California Teen USA (Anaheim Hills, CA) Melanie Mitchell Miss Colorado Teen USA (Castle Pines, CO) Taylor Kelly Miss Connecticut Teen USA (Middletown, CT) Savannah Giammarco Miss Delaware Teen USA (Wilmington, DE) Sierra Wright Miss District of Columbia Teen USA (Washington, D.C.) Niara Iman Miss Florida Teen USA (Lake City, FL) Jara Courson Miss Georgia Teen USA (Augusta, GA) Mary Calkins Miss Hawaii Teen USA (Honolulu, HI) Kyla Hee Miss Idaho Teen USA (Eagle, ID) Chaise Goris Miss Illinois Teen USA (Plainfield, IL) Megan Riesner Miss Indiana Teen USA (Sullivan, IN) Kassidy Tharp Miss Iowa Teen USA (Adel, IA) Aryn Book Miss Kansas Teen USA (Overland Park, KS) Melanie Shaner Miss Kentucky Teen USA (Bowling Green, KY) Caroline Ford Miss Louisiana Teen USA (Franklintown, LA) Katherine Haik Miss Maine Teen USA (Saco, ME) Skylar Gaudette Miss Maryland Teen USA (Germantown, MD) Taylor Dawson Miss Massachusetts Teen USA (Andover, MA) Sophie Bard Miss Michigan Teen USA (Monroe, MI) Maria Rendina Miss Minnesota Teen USA (Maple Grove, MN) Hayden Hammond Miss Mississippi Teen USA (Oxford, MS) Andrea Hightower Miss Missouri Teen USA (Sedalia, MO) Christina Stratton Miss Montana Teen USA (Reed Point, MT) Miranda Youngren Miss Nebraska Teen USA (Norfolk, NE) Paige Pflueger Miss Nevada Teen USA (Las Vegas, NV) Geovanna Hilton Miss New Hampshire Teen USA (Bedford, NH) Ellie Lathram Miss New Jersey Teen USA (East Brunswick, NJ) Jacqueline Giancola Miss New Mexico Teen USA (Rio Rancho, NM) Nicolette Pacheco Miss New York Teen USA (Floral Park, NY) Geena Cardalena Miss North Carolina Teen USA (Waxhaw, NC) Jane Axhoj Miss North Dakota Teen USA (Hunter, ND) Hannah Nelson Miss Ohio Teen USA (Hilliard, OH) Shelby Ann Stapleton Miss Oklahoma Teen USA (Owasso, OK) Cherokee Pearce Miss Oregon Teen USA (Boring, OR) Kenna Sloy Miss Pennsylvania Teen USA (Collegeville, PA) Jasmine Daniels Miss Rhode Island Teen USA (Cumberland, RI) Mary Malloy Miss South Carolina Teen USA (Lexington, SC) Wesley Mitchell Miss South Dakota Teen USA (Vermillion, SD) Marley Hanson Miss Tennessee Teen USA (Chattanooga, TN) Hannah Faith Greene Miss Texas Teen USA (Denton, TX) Chloe Kembel Miss Utah Teen USA (Logan, UT) Brooke Stabelund Miss Vermont Teen USA (Barre Town, VT) Alexandra Marek Miss Virginia Teen USA (Herndon, VA) Ann Kutyna Miss Washington Teen USA (Seattle, WA) Priya Gopal-Walker Miss West Virginia Teen USA (Hurricane, WV) Cora King Miss Wisconsin Teen USA (Greenville, WI) Kenna Harke Miss Wyoming Teen USA (Casper, WY) Payton Sanders # # # ABOUT MISS TEEN USA The Miss Universe Organization (MUO) uses its global grassroots reach to empower women to be self-confident and strive to be their personal best. MUO believes that every woman should be “Confidently Beautiful.” The MISS UNIVERSE®, MISS USA®, and MISS TEEN USA® beauty pageants provide an international platform through dedicated partnerships with charities, sponsors, and brands around the world. During their reign, our winners are given the tools to personally and professionally enrich others by providing humanitarian efforts to affect positive change, all while developing their personal career goals. For more information, and to learn more about Miss Teen USA’s official cause to raise awareness for teen issues please visit: www.missteenusa.com. ABOUT ATLANTIS, PARADISE ISLAND RESORT, THE BAHAMAS Atlantis, Paradise Island is the world-renowned family vacation destination in The Bahamas, where water meets wonder. An ocean-themed resort on Paradise Island, Atlantis features a variety of accommodations built around a 141-acre waterscape, which includes fresh and saltwater lagoons, pools, marine habitats, as well as thrilling water slides and river rides for all ages. Encouraging adventure and inspiring exploration and curiosity, Atlantis’ marine habitats and experiences are unrivaled. Home to the largest open-air marine habitat in the world, Atlantis has over 50,000 marine animals and 250 species throughout its numerous habitats. Dolphin Cay, the resort’s interaction and education center, enlightens and allows visitors to discover the wonders of these remarkable ocean inhabitants in a hands-on experience. In addition to the Atlantis Casino, Atlantis boasts four alternate gaming venues; an impressive collection of luxury boutiques and shops; restaurants from first-class chefs including Nobu Matsuhisa, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, and Todd English; and the largest cohesive conference center, meeting and convention facilities in The Caribbean. For further information about Atlantis, Paradise Island; call 954-809-2000 or visit AtlantisBahamas.com. For reservations, call your travel agent or 800-ATLANTIS. FOLLOW MISS TEEN USA: • Facebook: www.facebook.com/MissTeenUSA • YouTube: www.youtube.com/MissTeenUSA • Twitter: @MissTeenUSA PRESS CONTACTS: Jackie Shahinian Miss Universe Organization [email protected] 646.249.3162 Erin Nemeth Atlantis, Paradise Island [email protected] 212.659.5205 .
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