Miss International (USA)

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Miss International is a pageant created by Mary and Mel Richardson to showcase the accomplishments of outstanding single women, ages 19-29 and serves as a training ground for many women like Catherine Warren and Kimberly Krueger and others who go on to win titles in larger systems.

1 Phases of competition
2 History
3 Trivia
4 References
5 External links

[edit] Phases of competition

During the pageant week contestants compete

Preliminaries
Evening Gown - 20%
Fitness Wear - 20%
Fun Fashion - 20%
One on One Interview - 40%

Unlike the Miss America systems, interview is not conducted by a pannel. Contestants spend an equal amount of time with each of the five judges for one on one interviews.

Finals Night
Evening Gown - 20%
Fitness Wear - 20%
Fun Fashion - 20%
On Stage Interview - 40%

Contestants receive a predetermined question on their platform that they must answer within the time limit.^[1]

[edit] History

The first Miss International pageant was held in 2005. Following is a list of International Winners and their top Ten.

2005 Miss International - Sarah Wall - Minnesota
1st Runner Up - Whitney Kraus - Indiana
2nd Runner Up - Rachelle McCray - Arizona
3rd Runner Up - Renee Lawrence - Midwest States
4th Runner Up - Elizabeth Roberts - Virginia
Remaining Finalists - Catherine Warren, Celeste Alexander, Jennifer Burch, Shana Rae Thompson, Brittany Capps

2006 Miss Teen International - Brittany Frick - California
1st Runner Up -
2nd Runner Up -
3rd Runner Up -
4th Runner Up -
Remaining Finalists -

2007 The 2007 Miss and Miss Teen International pageants will be held in July 2007.