Bringing the Glamour to Our Sportsman’s Paradise
2024 Dates To Be Announced
There are too many reasons to list of why Louisiana is considered a Sportsman’s Paradise, but our state motto is so well deserved! From the fishing, boating, hunting, kayaking, camping, and more, Louisiana has an adventure and sport for everyone! Pageantry is no different! Louisiana has long been considered a major contender in pageantry, and what better way to celebrate the motto and beauty of our state than with a pageant that celebrates all the amazing facets that make Louisiana great!
The Miss Sportsman’s Paradise & Miss Crescent City Pageant is a recruiter pageant to the Miss Louisiana Teen USA® and Miss Louisiana USA® Pageant. Be sure to follow our website, Facebook, and Instagram for updates!
We have continued our Pre-Teen division for girls ages 8-14 who wish to learn the ropes of competing in the USA system! The winner will receive a crown and sash and will represent our pageant at the Miss Louisiana USA Fantasy Camp!
Photo: Damion Haines – The Headshots Guy / Hair & Makeup: Vivace Cosmetics
Reigning Titleholders
Keely Chevallier
Miss Pre-Teen Sportsman’s Paradise 2024
Julia Badinger
Miss Sportsman’s Paradise Teen USA 2024
2nd Runner-Up at Miss Louisiana Teen USA 2024
Jourdan Waddell
Miss Sportsman’s Paradise USA 2024
Top 10 at Miss Louisiana USA 2024
Lillian Cowsar
Miss Pre-Teen Crescent City 2024
Averie Harris
Miss Crescent City Teen USA 2024
Top 16 at Miss Louisiana Teen USA 2024
Trinitee Johnson
Miss Crescent City USA 2024
3rd Runner-Up at Miss Louisiana USA 2024
Teen Eligibility
Eligibility:
- Teen contestants must have birthdates between 2006 and 20010 (Must be 14-18 years of age as of December 31, 2024)
- All birthdates during 2006 are eligible for Teen or Miss competitions (contestant’s choice)
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Must not currently be married or pregnant and have never been married or had a marriage annulled, nor given birth to a child.
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Must be a resident of the state of Louisiana, work in the state of Louisiana, or attend school in the state of Louisiana (specific guidelines for out of state students will be sent to interested contestants)
- Must legally and medically be recognized as a female and be a citizen of the United States
Pre-Teen & Teen – Elements of Competition
Interview
1/3 of the total score for Pre-Teens comes from a panel style interview. Each contestant will speak with the panel for 3 minutes. Pageant judges spend time with each delegate to learn about her successes, talents, goals and ambitions. Attention is focused on her poise, charm, self-confidence and her ability to communicate, as well as the substance of her answers. There is no onstage question for Pre-Teen Contestants.
Athletic Wear
Each contestant will select her own athletic wear based on the specified guidelines. Attention is on physical fitness and the confidence with which each contestant carries herself. Numerical measurements are not considered in the judging.
Evening Gown
Each contestant wears a gown she has chosen for herself. Attention is focused on each contestant’s overall appearance, self-confidence, sense of style and the beauty she brings to the gown of her choice.
Interview
1/3 of the total score comes from a panel style interview. Each contestant will speak with the panel for 3 minutes. Pageant judges spend time with each delegate to learn about her successes, talents, goals and ambitions. Attention is focused on her poise, charm, self-confidence and her ability to communicate, as well as the substance of her answers. Points from the On-Stage Question round will be totalled with the overall interview score.
Athletic Wear
Each contestant will select her own athletic wear based on the specified guidelines. Attention is on physical fitness and the confidence with which each contestant carries herself. Numerical measurements are not considered in the judging.
Evening Gown
Each contestant wears a gown she has chosen for herself. Attention is focused on each contestant’s overall appearance, self-confidence, sense of style and the beauty she brings to the gown of her choice.
Miss Eligibility
Eligibility:
- Miss contestants must be 18 or over.
- All birthdates during 2006 are eligible for Teen or Miss competitions (contestant’s choice)
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Miss contestants may be single, married, or divorced. Pregnancy and previous pregnancies and births are now allowed.
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Must be a resident of the state of Louisiana, work in the state of Louisiana, or attend school in the state of Louisiana (specific guidelines for out of state students will be sent to interested contestants)
- Must legally and medically be recognized as a female and be a citizen of the United States
Miss – Elements of Competition
Interview
1/3 of the total score comes from a round robin style interview. Each contestant will speak with a panel of judges for 3 minutes. Pageant judges spend time with each delegate to learn about her successes, talents, goals and ambitions. Attention is focused on her poise, charm, self-confidence and her ability to communicate, as well as the substance of her answers. Points from the On-Stage Question round will be totalled with the overall interview score.
Swimsuit
Attention is focused on beauty of face, figure, physical fitness and the confidence with which each contestant carries herself. Numerical measurements are not considered in the judging.
Evening Gown
Each contestant wears a gown she has chosen for herself. Attention is focused on each contestant’s overall appearance, self-confidence, sense of style and the beauty she brings to the gown of her choice.
2023 Sponsors
We are so beyond grateful to our sponsors and partners for their support of the Miss Sportsman’s Paradise & Miss Crescent City Pageant!
