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Miss Iowa
Type	Scholarship Competition
Location	Davenport, Iowa;
Membership	Miss America
Board of directors	Leslie Moore (Executive Director) Rachael Vopatek (President / Director of Public Relations & Marketing) Ashley Brown (Secretary / Field Operations) Lisa Durbin (Treasurer / Scholarships Chair) Dapo Kolawole (Sponsorship Chair) Jessica Patel (Judge's Chair) Bill Lee Sandy Koester (Competition Week Contestant Coordinator) Andrea Riley (Princess Camp Coordinator) Natasha Sottos
Website	Official website

The Miss Iowa competition is the official preliminary for the state of Iowa in the Miss America Scholarship Competition.

Bailey Hodson of Des Moines was crowned Miss Iowa 2022 on June 11, 2022 at Adler Theatre in Davenport, Iowa. She competed for the title of Miss America 2023 at the Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, Connecticut in December 2022 where she was a Preliminary Social Impact Pitch winner.

The Miss Iowa Scholarship Competition is a three-day program held in the Davenport, IA every June. During this event, both Miss Iowa and Miss Iowa's Outstanding Teen are crowned. In order to compete for Miss Iowa, you must be at least 17 years old and cannot be over 25 years old before December 31st in the year you hope to compete. In addition, you must reside, work, or attend school in Iowa. You also need to be awarded a preliminary title from a local competition.^[1]

No contestant from Iowa has ever won the national Miss America title although two Miss Iowa Titleholders have been named first runner-up.^{[citation needed]}

Cheryl Browne, Miss Iowa 1970, competed in the Miss America 1971 pageant as the first African American contestant.^[2]

Gallery of past titleholders

Taylor Wiebers,
Miss Iowa 2015
Olivia Myers,
Miss Iowa 2008

Results summary

The following is a visual summary of the past results of Miss Iowa titleholders at the national Miss America pageants/competitions. The year in parentheses indicates the year of the national competition during which a placement and/or award was garnered, not the year attached to the contestant's state title.

Placements

1st runners-up: Joanne MacDonald (1959), Catherine Lemkau (1993)
2nd runners-up: Susan Thompson (1969), Olivia Myers (2009)
3rd runners-up: Lisa Somodi (1992)
4th runners-up: Mariah Cary (2013)
Top 10: Lynda Jeanne Formanek (1968), Renee Stuedemann (1973), Lori Froeling (1980), Kerri Rosenberg (1991), Diana Reed (2008), Jessica Pray (2012), Kelly Koch (2017)
Top 12: Aly Olson (2015), Taylor Wiebers (2016)

Awards

Preliminary awards

Preliminary Lifestyle & Fitness: Susan Thompson (1969), Catherine Lemkau (1993) (tie), Taylor Wiebers (2016)
Preliminary Talent: Lisa Somodi (1992), Catherine Lemkau (1993), Diana Reed (2008), Taylor Wiebers (2016)
Preliminary Social Impact Pitch: Bailey Hodson (2023)

Non-finalist awards

Non-finalist Talent: Martha Barsness (1957), Joleen Wolf (1963), Carolyn Northway (1964), Marie Mushro (1966), Lois Koth (1970), Cheryl Browne (1971), Jean Bollhoefer (1975), Darla Blocker (1982), Linda Simon (1983), Robin Wolfram (1987), Jayna Sanchez (1990), Lisa Dondlinger (1999), Jennifer Caudle (2000), Carolyn Nicholas (2005), Anne Langguth (2010), Chelsea Dubczak (2018)
Non-finalist Interview: Pauli Mayfield (2011)

Other awards

Miss Congeniality: Marie Mushro (1966)
Miss America Scholar Award: Erin Smith (2002)
Quality of Life Award 1st runners-up: Theresa Uchytil (2001)
Quality of Life Award 2nd runners-up: Nancy Van Meter (1994)
Quality of Life Award Finalists: Anne Langguth (2010)

Winners

Declared as winner
Ended as a runner-up
Ended as a finalist or semi-finalist

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Year	Name	Hometown	Age	Local Title	Miss America Talent	Placement at Miss America	Special scholarships at Miss America	Notes
2022	Bailey Hodson^[3]	Des Moines	24	Miss Metro	Vocal		Preliminary Social Impact Pitch Award
2021	Grace Lynn Keller^[4]	Island Lake, IL	22	Miss Eastern Iowa	Contemporary Dance			Eligible as a student and recent graduate of the University of Iowa^[4]
2019–20^[a]	Emily Tinsman^[6]	Bettendorf	22	Miss Wild Rose	Classical Vocal
2018	Mikhayla Hughes-Shaw^[7]	Rock Island, IL	21	Miss Clinton County	Violin, “Chrystalize” by Lindsey Stirling			Eligible as a student and recent graduate of the University of Iowa^[7]
2017	Chelsea Dubczak^[8]	Urbandale^[8]	23	Miss Metro	Operatic Vocal, "Sempre Libera" from La traviata		Non-finalist Talent Award^[9]	Later Iowa Sweetheart 2019^{[citation needed]}
2016	Kelly Koch^[10]	Waukee	20	Miss Polk County	Dance	Top 10
2015	Taylor Wiebers^[11]	Clinton	21	Miss Clinton County	Vocal, "Don't Forget Me" from Smash	Top 12	Preliminary Lifestyle & Fitness Award Preliminary Talent Award
2014	Aly Olson^[12]	Des Moines	21	Miss Scott County	Vocal, "How Could I Ever Know" from The Secret Garden	Top 12		Previously Miss Iowa's Outstanding Teen 2010^[13]
2013	Nicole Kelly	Keokuk	23	Miss Metro	Vocal, "Brave" by Sara Bareilles			Born without left forearm^[14]
2012	Mariah Cary	Burlington	20	Miss Muscatine	Tap Dance, "Scatman (Ski Ba Bop Ba Dop Bop)"	4th runner-up
2011	Jessica Pray^[15]	Johnston	18	Miss Muscatine	Vocal, "You Raise Me Up"	Top 10
2010	Pauli Mayfield	Davenport	24	Miss Scott County	Vocal, "I Know Where I've Been" from Hairspray		Non-finalist Interview Award
2009	Anne Langguth	Iowa City	22	Miss Johnson County	Violin, Zigeunerweisen		Non-finalist Talent Award Quality of Life Award Finalist	Top 10 at National Sweetheart 2008 pageant
2008	Olivia Myers^[16]	Sperry	22	Miss Burlington	Tap Dance, "Fever"	2nd runner-up
2007	Diana Reed^[17]	Norwalk	23	Miss Capital City	Baton, "You Can't Stop the Beat" from Hairspray	Top 10	Preliminary Talent Award
2006	Emily Nicholas	Clear Lake	21	Miss Cedar River	Vocal, "Over the Rainbow"			Sister of Miss Iowa 2004, Carolyn Nicholas
2005	Kay Pauszek	Bettendorf	23	Miss Muscatine	Irish Step Dance, "Tipping Wheel"
2004	Carolyn Nicholas	Clear Lake	22	Miss Cedar River	Flute, "The Heebie Jeebies"		Non-finalist Talent Award	Sister of Miss Iowa 2006, Emily Nicholas
2003	Nicole White	Eldridge	22	Miss Scott County	Vocal, "If I Had My Way"
2002	Stephanie Moore	Okoboji	22	Miss Golden Circle	Vocal, "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again" from The Phantom of the Opera
2001	Erin Smith	Bettendorf	20	Miss Mississippi Valley Fair	Piano, "Toccata in E-flat minor" by Aram Khachaturian		Miss America Scholar
2000	Theresa Uchytil	Urbandale	24	Miss Johnson County	Baton, "The Cup of Life"		Quality of Life Award 1st runner-up
1999	Jennifer Caudle	Davenport	21	Miss Scott County	Cello, "Sabre Dance"		Non-finalist Talent Award
1998	Lisa Dondlinger	Des Moines	24	Miss Capital City	Violin, "Hoe-Down" from Rodeo		Non-finalist Talent Award
1997	Sheri Riley	Clear Lake	19	Miss Cedar Valley	Gospel Vocal, "His Eye Is on the Sparrow"
1996	Natasha Courter	Davenport	23	Miss Mississippi Valley Fair	Tap Dance, "It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)"
1995	Jennifer Curry	Muscatine	21	Miss Johnson County	Vocal, "The Last Man In My Life" from Song and Dance
1994	Tammy Truitt	Davenport	21	Miss Scott County	Dramatic Vocal, "I Still Believe" from Miss Saigon
1993	Nancy Van Meter	Burlington	24	Miss Burlington	Vocal, "Stand by Your Man"		Quality of Life Award 2nd runner-up
1992	Catherine Lemkau	Muscatine	24	Miss Mississippi Valley Fair	Vocal, "Someone Like You" from Jekyll & Hyde	1st runner-up	Preliminary Talent Award Preliminary Swimsuit Award (tie)
1991	Lisa Somodi	Muscatine	23	Miss Muscatine County	Classical Piano, "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 15"	3rd runner-up	Preliminary Talent Award
1990	Kerri Rosenberg	Burlington	26	Miss Mississippi Valley Fair	Classical Vocal, "Ah, Je Veux Vivre" from Roméo et Juliette	Top 10
1989	Jayna Sanchez	Davenport	24	Miss Cedar-Johnson County	Dance / Twirl, "Another Cha-Cha" by Santa Esmeralda		Non-finalist Talent Award
1988	Tiffany DiBernardo	Bettendorf	19	Miss Scott County	Vocal, "I Go To Rio"
1987	Robin Wolfram	Davenport	24	Miss Scott County	Popular Vocal, "Only You"		Non-finalist Talent Award
1986	Darcy Benton	Delmar	19	Miss Clinton County	Vocal, "Someone to Watch Over Me"
1985	Sherri Bowman	Council Bluffs	24	Miss Nishna Valley	Piano
1984	Debra Deitering	Missouri Valley	23	Miss Southwest Iowa	Vocal, "This Is My Life"
1983	Karri Nussle	Des Moines	19	Miss Polk County	Vocal, "Minute Waltz"
1982	Linda Simon	DeWitt	23	Miss Clinton County	Baton Twirling		Non-finalist Talent Award^{[citation needed]}
1981	Darla Blocker	Davenport	19	Miss Scott County	Vocal, "But the World Goes Round"		Non-finalist Talent Award
1980	Jane Patton	Council Bluffs	24	Miss Nishna Valley	Semi-Classical Vocal, "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" from The Sound of Music
1979	Lori Froeling	Keokuk	20	Miss Keokuk	Flute, "Carnival of Venice"	Top 10
1978	Mary England^[18]	Davenport	20	Miss Scott County	Piano, "Spellbound"
1977	Debra Jo Scheller^[19]	Fort Dodge	23	Miss Emmet County	Popular Vocal, "Country Girl"
1976	Ronda Frogley^[20]	Davenport	20	Miss Scott County	Popular Vocal, "Tomorrow"
1975	Debbie Weuve^[21]	State Center	20	Miss Marshall County	Vocal, "Maybe This Time" from Cabaret
1974	Jean Bollhoefer^[22]	Haverhill	25	Miss Marshall County	Popular Vocal, "Starting Here, Starting Now"		Non-finalist Talent Award
1973	Lynette Henninger^[23]	Bettendorf	19	Miss Scott County	Ballet, "Color My World" & "Make No Sound"
1972	Renee Stuedemann^[24]	Clinton	23	Miss Clinton County	Baton Twirling, "Can-Can" from Orpheus in the Underworld	Top 10
1971	Judith Stephens^[25]	Clarinda	21	Miss Southwest Iowa	Piano, Rhapsody In Blue
1970	Cheryl Browne^[26]	Decorah	20	Miss Decorah	Ballet, "Deep Purple"		Non-finalist Talent Award	First African American contestant to compete at a Miss America pageant^{[citation needed]} Cheryl Adrienne Browne was a native of Jamaica, Queens, New York City, New York who attended Luther College in Decorah, Iowa.
1969	Lois Koth^[27]	Alta	20	Miss Storm Lake	Pipe Organ, "Toccata" by Charles-Marie Widor		Non-finalist Talent Award
1968	Susan Thompson^[28]	Des Moines	21	Miss Des Moines	Piano, Warsaw Concerto	2nd runner-up	Preliminary Swimsuit Award
1967	Lynda Jeanne Formanek^[29]	Belle Plaine	23	Miss Newton	Character Portrayal from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland	Top 10
1966	Pamela Ericson^[30]	Sioux City	19	Miss Sioux City	Semi-classical Vocal, "Love Is Where You Find It" from The Kissing Bandit
1965	Marie Mushro^[31]	Sioux City	19	Miss Sioux City	Ballet en Pointe, The Dying Swan		Miss Congeniality Non-finalist Talent Award
1964	Carol Johnson^[32]	Ames	21	Miss Ames	Folk Vocal & Guitar
1963	Carolyn Northway^[33]	Davenport	19	Miss Davenport	Piano, "Étude Op. 25, No. 8" by Frédéric Chopin		Non-finalist Talent Award
1962	Joleen Wolf^[34]	Des Moines	19	Miss Des Moines	Interpretive Ballet, "Autumn Concerto" from The Four Seasons		Non-finalist Talent Award
1961	Patti Whalen^[35]	Clinton	18	Miss Clinton County	Vocal Medley, "I Feel Pretty" & "Tonight" from West Side Story
1960	Sally Neville^[36]	Davenport	18	Miss Davenport	Dramatic Reading, "Mother on a Moment's Notice"
1959	Jacquelyn Baker^[37]	Grinnell	20	Miss Grinnell	Modern Interpretive Dance
1958	Joanne MacDonald^[38]	Ames	20	Miss Ames	Dramatic Recitation from The White Cliffs of Dover	1st runner-up
1957	Carol Fleck^[39]	Oskaloosa	19	Miss Southeast Iowa	Dance
1956	Martha Barsness^[40]	Decorah	20	Miss Decorah	Vocal, "Ah, Fors'e Lui" from La Traviata		Non-finalist Talent Award

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