Miss Teen International

Miss Teen International is an annual beauty pageant for teen aged girls from the Americas and other regions of the world. The first contest was held in Costa Rica. Created by Enrique González in 1993, he was born in San José, Costa Rica and is owner of Mr Costa Rica and Miss Teen Costa Rica pagents. The last 22th 2015, competition and final was made at RIU Hotels Palace Guanacaste, Costa Rica, oficial Results: Winner: Ailin Adorno, Paraguay First Runner-Up: Paola Carolina Ramírez, Puerto Rico, Second Runner-Up: María Falso, Canada, Third Runner-Up: Yoselyn Bogantes Costa Rica, Fourth Runner-Up: Andrea Ximena Perú, Fifth Runner-Up: Nicola Recintos Guatemala.

Titleholders

Year	Winner	Country/Territory
2016	TBA	TBA
2014	Ailin Adorno	Paraguay
2013	Isabella Novaes	Brazil
2012	Valerie Hernandez	Puerto Rico
2011	Adriana Paniagua	Nicaragua
2010	Lynette Do Nascimento	Aruba
2009	Nazareth Cascante	Costa Rica
2008	Isabele Sanchez	Brazil
2007	Jenny Quiroga Bravo	Mexico
2006	Mayra Matos^[1]	Puerto Rico
2004	Lauryn Eagle	Australia
2003	María Teresa Rodríguez	Costa Rica
2002	Fabriella Quesada Sequeira	Costa Rica
2001	Yara Lasanta^[2]	Puerto Rico
2000	Ayanette Mary Ann Statia	Curaçao
1999	Carolina Raven Perez	Aruba
1998	Vanessa Martins Fernandes	Brazil
1997	Katherine González Rivera	Puerto Rico
1996	Karina Renata Cavazzana	Brazil
1995	Kristen Elizabeth Hungerford	Sweden
1994	Ana Carina Góis Homa	Brazil
1993	Sofia Andersson	Sweden

By number of wins

Country	Title(s)	Year(s)
Brazil	5	1994, 1996, 1998, 2008, 2013
Puerto Rico	4	1997, 2001, 2006, 2012
Costa Rica	3	2002, 2003, 2009
Aruba	2	1999, 2010
Sweden	2	1995, 1993
Paraguay	1	2014
Nicaragua		2011
Mexico		2007
Australia		2004
Curaçao		2000

Crossovers

Mayra Matos (2006 winner) competed in Miss Universe 2009 representing Puerto Rico where she placed 4th Runner-up.
María Teresa Rodríguez (2003 winner) competed in Miss Universe 2008 representing Costa Rica
Fabriella Quesada Sequeira (2002 winner) competed in Miss Universe 2006 representing Costa Rica
Yara Lasanta (2001 winner) competed in Miss World 2010 representing Puerto Rico where she placed Top 25 and won Miss World Beach Beauty.^[2]
Ayanette Mary Ann Statia (2000 winner) competed in Miss Universe 2002 representing Curaçao.
Carolina Raven (1999 winner) competed in Miss Universe 2007 representing Aruba.
Jimena Elías (2006 1st runner-up) competed in Miss Universe 2007 representing Perú.
Amy Lynne Holbrook (2003 1st runner-up) competed in Miss International 2004 representing the United States.
Chelsea Cooley (2001 1st runner-up) competed in Miss Universe 2005 representing United States and was a top 10 finalist.
Alida Boer (2000 1st runner-up) competed in Miss Universe 2007, Miss World 2009, Miss Continente Americano 2007 and Miss International 2007 representing Guatemala.
Nazareth Cascante (2009 winner) competed in Miss Universe 2012 representing Costa Rica.
Valerie Hernandez (2012 winner) competed in Miss International 2014 representing Puerto Rico and won.

US Performance

Year	USA Representatives	State Represented	Placement	Special Award
1994	Tricia Roche	North Carolina
1995	Elizabeth Bedley	Florida
1997	Raquel Troyer	Michigan	3rd runner-up
1998	Amber Lynn Erick	New York
1999	Carrie Stroup	Florida	1st runner-up	Miss Congeniality
2000	Jill Nicholson	Texas	Top 06
2001	Chelsea Cooley	North Carolina	1st runner-up
2002	Jennifer Schooler	California
2003	Amy Lynne Holbrook	California	1st runner-up
2004	Bethany Rose Haas	California
2007	Michelle Fleming	California	Top 08
2008	Jessica Korbett	California		Miss Photogenic
2013	Minerva Peralta	New York		Miss Photogenic
2014	Robyn Kass-Gerji	Pennsylvania

Wins by State

Nº	State	Titles
5	California	2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008
2	North Carolina	1994, 2001
2	Florida	1995, 1999
2	New York	1998, 2013
1	Pennsylvania	2014
1	Texas	2000
1	Michigan	1997

References

↑ Lobo, Isaac (March 11, 2006). "Island charm". Al Día. Retrieved 23 October 2010.
1 2 Aponte Alequín, Héctor (June 8, 2010). "Por fin se le da a Yara Lasanta y es designada Miss Mundo de Puerto Rico". Primera hora. Retrieved 19 October 2010.

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