Want to compete? Here are the details ...
1. Compete at an Official Preliminary
Every Miss America started somewhere on a local stage in their hometown community or university. It all begins on the local level. Once you win a local title you then go on to compete for the state title at our Miss Texas competition in July. A local director runs each local and they would love to share with you about their local pageant.
As a Miss candidate there is no competition fee to compete in a local competition. You must raise a minimum of $100 for the Children’s Miracle Network to compete in a Miss Texas local. If you compete in more than one, you must raise a minimum of $100 for each one you enter up to a total of $400. Once you have raised $400 you are not required to raise more money and can enter as many local competitions for which you qualify in the current pageant year.
As a Teen candidate there is a fee and the local you are competing in will share what the fee is for their local competition.
Every Miss America started somewhere on a local stage in their hometown community or university. It all begins on the local level. Once you win a local title you then go on to compete for the state title at our Miss Texas competition in July. A local director runs each local and they would love to share with you about their local pageant.
As a Miss candidate there is no competition fee to compete in a local competition. You must raise a minimum of $100 for the Children’s Miracle Network to compete in a Miss Texas local. If you compete in more than one, you must raise a minimum of $100 for each one you enter up to a total of $400. Once you have raised $400 you are not required to raise more money and can enter as many local competitions for which you qualify in the current pageant year.
As a Teen candidate there is a fee and the local you are competing in will share what the fee is for their local competition.
2. College/Fair/Festival/Judged Event Winners and Teen At-Large titles
There are additional opportunities that you may qualify to compete at the state competition.
If you hold a fair, festival, homecoming, university, or judged event title you may apply to compete at the Miss Texas or Miss Texas’ Outstanding Teen Pageant. Additionally, as a Teen you may qualify for an at-large title. There are guidelines and the State Board will make the final determination.
There are additional opportunities that you may qualify to compete at the state competition.
If you hold a fair, festival, homecoming, university, or judged event title you may apply to compete at the Miss Texas or Miss Texas’ Outstanding Teen Pageant. Additionally, as a Teen you may qualify for an at-large title. There are guidelines and the State Board will make the final determination.
1. Compete at an Official Preliminary |
2. College/Fair/Festival/Judged Event Winners
and Teen At-Large Titles There are additional opportunities that you may qualify to compete at the state competition. If you hold a fair, festival, homecoming, university, or judged event title you may apply to compete at the Miss Texas or Miss Texas’ Outstanding Teen Pageant. Additionally, as a Teen you may qualify for an at-large title. There are guidelines and the State Board will make the final determination. |
