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Miss Maryland USA

Beauty pageant competition


Beauty pageant competition

FieldValue
nameMiss Maryland USA
formation1952
typeBeauty pageant
headquartersClermont
locationFlorida
membershipMiss USA
languageEnglish
key_peopleDeborah Miller
Cindy Provost
websiteOfficial website

Cindy Provost The ** Miss Maryland USA **competition is the pageant that selects the representative for the state Maryland in the Miss USA pageant. The pageant is directed by D&D Productions.

The first Miss USA winner from Maryland, Mary Leona Gage, won Miss USA 1957. However, she was later discovered to be a mother of two sons and was therefore dethroned. In 2012, Nana Meriwether placed 1st runner-up, but became Miss USA 2012 when Olivia Culpo won Miss Universe 2012.

Seven Maryland titleholders are former Miss Maryland Teen USAs. These four all reigned in the early 1990s, and in fact four out of seven titleholders from 1990 to 1995 were former teens. Only four Miss Maryland USA has competed at Miss America.

From 2006 to 2008, each woman who won Miss Maryland USA was the previous year's first runner-up.

Lexia Gillette of Chevy Chase was crowned Miss Maryland USA 2025 on August 24, 2025 at Bethesda North Marriott Hotel and Conference Center in Rockville. She will represent Maryland at Miss USA 2025.

Results summary

Miss USA placements

  • Miss USAs: Mary Leona Gage (1957)
  • 1st runners-up: Paulette Reck (1968), Nana Meriwether (2012)
  • 4th runners-up: Betty Jo Grove (1973), Mamé Adjei (2015)
  • Top 8/10/12: Carol Theis (1971), Tonja Walker (1980), Linda Lambert (1981), Angie Boyer (1982), Rowann Brewer (1988), Jennifer Wilhoit (1995), Marina Harrison (2005), Allyn Rose (2011), Taylor Burton (2014), Mariela Pepin (2019), Layilah Nasser (2021)
  • Top 15/20: Barbara Eschenburg (1954), Charlene Holt (1956), Diane White (1959), Royette Tarry (1964), Roselaine Zetter (1966), Sandy Clevering (1967), Kasey Staniszewski (2013), Brittinay Nicolette (2018), Savena Mushinge (2023)

Maryland holds a record of 25 placements at Miss USA.

Awards

  • Miss Photogenic: Rowann Brewer (1988)
  • Style Award: Megan Gunning (2001)

Winners

;Color key

  • Declared as Winner
  • Ended as runner-up
  • Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists
YearNameHometownAgeLocal titlePlacement at Miss USASpecial awards at Miss USANotes
2025Lexia GilletteChevy Chase29Miss Chevy Chase
2024Bailey Anne KennedyWilliamsport31Miss WilliamsportFirst trans woman to win the title.
2023Savena MushingeGermantown26Miss GermantownTop 20
2022Caleigh ShadeCumberland22
2021Layilah NasserMontgomery Village26Top 8
2020Taelyr RobinsonAnnapolis27
2019Mariela PepinSevern23Top 10
2018Brittinay NicoletteFallston26Top 15
2017Adrianna DavidRockville22Miss University of Maryland
2016Christina DennyOwings Mills25
2015Mamé AdjeiSilver Spring234th runner-up
2014Taylor BurtonLa Plata25Top 10
2013Kasey StaniszewskiAnnapolis21Top 15Triple crown winner
2012Nana MeriwetherPotomac271st runner-up
2011Allyn RoseNewburg22Top 8
2010Simone FeldmanNorth Potomac23
2009Gabrielle CarlsonMarion Station24
2008Casandra TresslerDamascus22
2007Michaé HollomanFort Washington25
2006Melissa DiGiulianBowie20
2005Marina HarrisonSevern24Top 10
2004Tia ShortsGaithersburg24
2003Jamie KramerPasadena
2002Mistie Renee AdamsSilver Spring
2001Megan GunningFallstonStyle Award
2000Christie S. DavisSilver Spring
1999Kelly DonohueUnion Bridge
1998Maria Lynn SheriffBowie
1997Ann CoaleBaltimore
1996Michele MichaelAnnapolis
1995Jennifer Danielle WilhoitAnnapolis22Top 12
1994Wendy DavisSilver Spring
1993Mary Ann CiminoBaltimore
1992Renee RebstockPasadena
1991Lisa Marie LawsonCrofton
1990Julie StanfordEdgewater
1989Jackie CarrollGaithersburg
1988Rowanne BrewerSilver Spring23Semi-finalistMiss Photogenic
1987Michelle SnowGermantown
1986Kelly KoehlerChurchton
1985Christine MarieBaldwin
1984Betsy CookBethesda
1983Shawn KellerAshton
1982Angie BoyerDunkirk18Semi-finalist
1981Linda Susan LambertBaltimore22Semi-finalist
1980Tonja Annette WalkerKingsville19Top 12
1979Jean BourneSilver Spring
1978Rhonda KochBrookevilleUnplaced at Miss World USA 1976, as Miss District of Columbia World.
1977Twyla LittletonOxon Hill
1976Linda Lee PotterAdelphi
1975Ellen BowieTempleville
1974Mary Jo RuppertCollege Park
1973Betty Jo GroveCollege Park194th runner-up
1972Patty TownsendSilver Spring
1971Carol Jeanne TheisSilver Spring20Semi-finalist
1970Beckie PriceCamp Springs
1969Ardis FowlerEllicott City
1968Paulette ReckPerry Hall20Miss Perry Hall1st runner-upTop 15 Best in Swimsuit
1967Sandra CleveringSilver Spring19Semi-finalist
1966Roselaine ZetterBowie22Semi-finalist
1965Barbara KieferBaltimore
1964Royette Michele TarryBaltimore19Semi-finalist
1963Marsha Barbara MetrinkoLaurel
1962Shelda FarleyCatonsville
1961Gail BaxterHigh Point
1960Jerri FiorilliBaltimore
1959Diane Dolores WhiteBaltimore24Semi-finalist
1958Patricia VogtsSilver Spring
1957Mary Leona GageGlen Burnie18Miss USA 1957
1956Charlene HoltAnnapolis28Semi-finalist
1955Gloria Ruth KingBaltimore
1954Barbara EschenburgBerlinSemi-finalistDisqualified (under age)
1953Diane Gale DurhamSilver Spring
1952Did not compete

Notes

References

References

  1. (13 June 2024). "'Every woman, universally': Military wife is first Asian American, transgender woman to win Miss Maryland". NBC4 Washington.
  2. (7 December 2004}}{{dead link). "Meade, UMd. Grad Crowned Miss Maryland USA". WBALTV.
  3. (1999-12-13). "University Senior Wins Miss Maryland USA Pageant". Howard University.
  4. (16 May 1980). "South Carolina coed is new Miss USA". [[Hattiesburg American]].
  5. (16 May 1968). "SWIMSUIT WINNERS". [[Fort Worth Star-Telegram]].
  6. (1963-09-02). "Miss USA roots sister on in Miss America bid". Hartford Courant.
  7. Woestendiek, John. (10 April 2005). "The long, unhappy pageant of Mary Leona Gage". The Baltimore Sun.
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