Miss USA 2017

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Miss USA 2017
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Kára McCullough, Miss USA 2017
DateMay 14, 2017
Presenters
Entertainment
Venue Mandalay Bay Events Center, Las Vegas, Nevada
Broadcaster
Entrants51
Placements10
WithdrawalsMiss 52 USA
Winner Kára McCullough
Flag of the District of Columbia.svg  District of Columbia
CongenialityBayleigh Dayton
Flag of Missouri.svg  Missouri
Mikaela Shaw
Flag of Wyoming.svg  Wyoming
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Miss USA 2017 was the 66th Miss USA pageant. It was held on May 14, 2017 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. [1] [2] [3] Terrence J and Julianne Hough served as hosts, while Ashley Graham also returned as backstage host, all for a second consecutive year. [4] [5] [6] [7] Brett Eldredge, Pitbull, and the cast of Michael Jackson: One by Cirque du Soleil performed. [8]

Contents

Deshauna Barber of the District of Columbia crowned her successor Kára McCullough, also of the District of Columbia, at the end of the event. This was District of Columbia's fourth Miss USA title, and also this was the first time since 2008 to have a second consecutive African Americans have been crowned. [9] McCullough represented the United States at the Miss Universe 2017 competition, placed in the top 10. This is the first back to back win for a state at Miss USA since Texas won the crown in 1988 and 1989.

Background

Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, the host venue of Miss USA 2017 competition. Las Vegas Strip 006.Mandalay Bay Complex.133.0395.jpg
Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, the host venue of Miss USA 2017 competition.

Selection of participants

Delegates from 50 states and the District of Columbia were selected in state pageants began in July 2016 and ended in February 2017. The first state pageant was Florida, held on July 16, 2016, and the final pageant was Alaska, held on February 4, 2017; eight of them were former Miss Teen USA state winners, three of them were former Miss America state titleholders and one of them was a former Miss America's Outstanding Teen state titleholder.

One state titleholder was appointed as replacement after the original titleholder was unable to compete. Génesis Dávila was the original winner of Miss Florida USA 2017, she was disqualified shortly after winning the title and was revealed she hired professional makeup artists instead by to do herself. She was replaced by Linette De Los Santos, the first runner-up of Miss Florida USA 2017 pageant. Dávila would later win the title the following year and competed in Miss USA 2018. [10]

Results

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Miss USA 2017 results.
Placement [11] Contestant
Miss USA 2017
1st Runner-Up
2nd Runner-Up
Top 5
Top 10

Awards

AwardContestant
Miss Congeniality [12]

Order of announcements

Pageant

Preliminary competition

Prior to the final competition, the delegates compete in the preliminary competition, which involves private interviews with the judges and a presentation show where they compete in swimsuit and evening gown. It was held on May 11, 2017 on the official Miss USA YouTube channel and was hosted by Entertainment reporter and Miss Wisconsin USA 2009 Alex Wehrley and Deshauna Barber. [13] [14] [15]

Judges

Finals

For the first time since 2003, the number of finalists decreased to 10 from 15 in the previous year. The top 10 finalists compete in both swimsuit and evening gown, while the top 5 are in a qualifying question, and the final 3 are subjected in the final question round and a final runway, the winner is decided by a panel of judges.

Judges

Contestants

Contestant stats provided via the Miss Universe Organization. [16]

StateNameAge [17] [18] Hometown [17] [18] PlacementNotes
Flag of Alabama.svg Alabama Baylee Smith [19] 20 Tuscaloosa
Flag of Alaska.svg Alaska Alyssa London [20] 27 Anchorage Top 10First Tlingit Miss Alaska USA [21]
Flag of Arizona.svg Arizona Tommy Lynn Calhoun [22] 27 Tucson
Flag of Arkansas.svg Arkansas Arynn Johnson [23] 20 Hot Springs Previously Miss Arkansas Teen USA 2015
Flag of California.svg California India Williams [24] 20 Lafayette Top 10
Flag of Colorado.svg Colorado Sabrina Janssen21 Denver
Flag of Connecticut.svg Connecticut Olga Litvinenko [25] 27 Greenwich Previously Miss Connecticut Teen USA 2007 [26]
Flag of Delaware.svg Delaware Mia Jones [27] 21 Bear Previously Miss Delaware Teen USA 2014
Flag of the District of Columbia.svg District of Columbia Kára McCullough 25 Washington, D.C. Miss USA 2017
Flag of Florida.svg Florida Linette De Los Santos [10] 25 Miami
Flag of Georgia (U.S. state).svg Georgia DeAnna Johnson [28] 21 Hazlehurst Top 10 finalist on season eight of The Voice [28]
Flag of Hawaii.svg Hawaii Julie Kuo23 Honolulu
Flag of Idaho.svg Idaho Cassie Lewis [29] 26 Moscow
Flag of Illinois.svg Illinois Whitney Wandland [30] 25 Chicago Top 5 Chicago Bulls Luvabull
Flag of Indiana.svg Indiana Brittany Winchester [31] 27 Indianapolis
Flag of Iowa.svg Iowa Kelsey Weier [32] 26 West Des Moines Contestant on season 24 of The Bachelor and season 7 of Bachelor in Paradise
Flag of Kansas.svg Kansas Catherine Carmichael26 Manhattan Previously Miss Kansas World America 2015
Flag of Kentucky.svg Kentucky Madelynne Myers [33] 22 Louisville
Flag of Louisiana.svg Louisiana Bethany Trahan [34] 21 Lake Charles
Flag of Maine.svg Maine Brooke Harris [35] 26 Lee
Flag of Maryland.svg Maryland Adrianna David [36] 22 Rockville Later Miss Maryland 2018
Flag of Massachusetts.svg Massachusetts Julia Scaparotti [37] 24 Peabody New England Patriots Cheerleader [37]
Later a contestant on Game of Clones and Beat Shazam
Flag of Michigan.svg Michigan Krista Ferguson [38] 24 Detroit
Flag of Minnesota.svg Minnesota Meridith Gould [39] 22 Minneapolis 2nd Runner-upPreviously Miss South Dakota's Outstanding Teen 2012
Previously Miss South Dakota 2014
Flag of Mississippi (2001-2020).svg Mississippi Ashley Hamby [40] 24 Madison
Flag of Missouri.svg Missouri Bayleigh Dayton [41] [42] 23 Lee's Summit [42] Top 10First African-American Miss Missouri USA [42]
Later a HouseGuest on Big Brother 20
Flag of Montana.svg Montana Brooke Bezanson [43] 20 Missoula
Flag of Nebraska.svg Nebraska Jasmine Fuelberth [44] 20 Norfolk [44] Previously Miss Nebraska Teen USA 2013 [44]
Flag of Nevada.svg Nevada Lauren York [45] 23 Primm
Flag of New Hampshire.svg New Hampshire Sarah Mousseau [46] 26 Portsmouth [46]
Flag of New Jersey.svg New Jersey Chhavi Verg [47] 20 Edison 1st Runner-up
Flag of New Mexico.svg New Mexico Ashley Mora [48] 25 Albuquerque Previously Miss New Mexico World 2015
Flag of New York.svg New York Hannah Lopa [49] 25 [49] Spencerport [49] Top 10
Flag of North Carolina.svg North Carolina Katie Coble [50] 27 Charlotte Previously Miss North Carolina Teen USA 2007
Flag of North Dakota.svg North Dakota Raquel Wellentin [51] 24 Fargo
Flag of Ohio.svg Ohio Dinaleigh Baxter [52] 24 Winchester
Flag of Oklahoma.svg Oklahoma Alex Smith20 Mooreland
Flag of Oregon.svg Oregon Elizabeth Denny26 Roseburg
Flag of Pennsylvania.svg Pennsylvania Cassandra Angst23 Feasterville
Flag of Rhode Island.svg Rhode Island Kelsey Swanson23 Cranston
Flag of South Carolina.svg South Carolina Megan Gordon23 North Augusta Top 5Later Miss South Carolina World 2019
Flag of South Dakota.svg South Dakota Tessa Dee [53] 26 Mitchell Previously Miss South Dakota 2013
Flag of Tennessee.svg Tennessee Allee-Sutton Hethcoat [54] 25 Franklin Top 10
Flag of Texas.svg Texas Nancy Gonzalez27 Freeport
Flag of Utah.svg Utah Baylee Jensen23 South Jordan Daughter of Miss USA 1989 Gretchen Polhemus
Flag of Vermont.svg Vermont Madison Cota21 Bellows Falls Previously Miss Vermont Teen USA 2014
Flag of Virginia.svg Virginia Jacqueline Carroll [55] 23 Stanardsville Previously Miss Virginia Teen USA 2010
Flag of Washington.svg Washington Alex Carlson-Helo23 Mill Creek Previously Miss Washington Teen USA 2012
Flag of West Virginia.svg West Virginia Lauren Roush [56] 22 Mason Later a contestant of Are You the One? season 7
Later Miss Pennsylvania World 2019
Flag of Wisconsin.svg Wisconsin Skylar Witte [57] 19 Schofield
Flag of Wyoming.svg Wyoming Mikaela Shaw 23 Casper Previously Miss Wyoming 2015

International broadcasters

Television

General references

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