Miss America's Outstanding Teen State Pageants - Washington

Washington

Year Name Hometown Age Local title Placement at MAO Teen Special scholarships at MAO Teen Notes
2012 Janae Calaway Kennewick 17 Miss Tri-Cities' Outstanding Teen 2011 Top 12
2011 Nicole Renard Kennewick 16 Miss Tri-Cities' Outstanding Teen 2010 Preliminary Talent Younger sister of Miss Washington's Outstanding Teen 2010 - Victoria Renard
2010 Victoria Renard Kennewick 17 Benton County's Outstanding Teen 3rd Runner Up Troy University's Chancellor's Scholarship Award Older sister of Miss Washington's Outstanding Teen 2011 - Nicole Renard. Miss Sooner State (Oklahoma) 2012
2009 Reina Almon Yakima 17 Apple County's Outstanding Teen
2008 Tori Knight Puyallup 16 Pierce County's Outstanding Teen Miss Northwest 2011. Competed in Miss Washington 2011 pageant.
2007 Genay Tucker Vancouver 16 Miss Greater Vancouver's Outstanding Teen First former Miss WAOT to be crowned an the Miss level as Miss Spokane 2011. 3rd runner up in the Miss Washington 2011 pageant.
2006 Stefanie Range Auburn 13 Miss Lakeland Hills' Outstanding Teen
2005 Shalane Larango Ridgefield 16 Miss Clark County's Outstanding Teen 2nd runner-up Later Miss Washington Teen USA 2007. First former Miss America's Outstanding Teen state titleholder to compete in Miss Teen USA.
2004 Sadie Porter No national pageant Later Miss Washington Teen USA 2009

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