Miss Hawaii Teen USA
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The Miss Hawaii Teen USA competition is the pageant that selects the representative for the state of Hawaii in the Miss Teen USA pageant.
Although Hawaii has made the cut fewer times than many states, they have achieved a number of high placings. They are ranked seventh in terms of placements won across all twenty-three years of competition [1] and were ranked third in the 1980s [2]. Kelly Hu won the competition in 1985 and two Hawaii teens have placed 1st runner-up.
Kelly Hu was the first Hawaii teen to cross over to Miss Hawaii USA, and she was also the most successful. Only one other Teen has competed at Miss USA.
[edit] List of Winners
- 2006 - Hannah Thomas
- 2005 - Melissa Benz
- 2004 - Sonya Balmores (1st runner-up at Miss Teen USA)
- 2003 - Camille Peraro (Finalist at Miss Teen USA)
- 2002 - Erin Madden
- 2001 - Alana Paulo-Tamashiro
- 2000 - Lauren Madden
- 1999 - Aureana Kim Len Tseu
- 1998 - Toby Anne Pohaikealoha Carter
- 1997 - Mahana Ka'ahumanu Walters (2nd runner-up at Miss Teen USA)
- 1996 - Monica Ivey
- 1995 - Sara Kirby
- 1994 - Emily Elizabeth Huff
- 1993 - Juliana Kaulukukui (Finalist at Miss Teen USA and Miss Congeniality)
- 1992 - Cameo DeCosta
- 1991 - Trini-Ann Kaopuiki -- future Miss Hawaii USA 1999
- 1990 - Sunny Kenaialpuni
- 1989 - Paulette Dean
- 1988 - Michelle Wong
- 1987 - Leslie Ann Lum
- 1986 - Michelle Hardin
- 1985 - Kelly Hu (Miss Teen USA) -- future Miss Hawaii USA 1993
- 1984 - Malia Yamamura (1st runner-up at Miss Teen USA)
- 1983 - Erika Matich
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