Bringing Glamour to Our Sportsman’s Paradise
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!
Our titles – Miss Sportsman’s Paradise, Miss Crescent City, & St. Bernard Redfish – are proudly part of the Crown Group Productions family. At the heart of every pageant and event we produce is a sense of family and empowerment. Our pageants strive to cultivate an environment for the competitors and their families to thrive while providing the young ladies who win with scholarships, once-in-a-lifetime opportunities, and service projects that matter to our state and communities.
Empowerment & Sisterhood
Our Reigning Titleholders
Tinley Sumich
Miss Pre-Teen Sportsman's Paradise 2025
Kadie Sumich
Miss Sportsman's Paradise Teen 2025
Mackenzie Baer
Miss Sportsman's Paradise 2025
Eligibility
Pre-Teen
- Girls ages 8-12 as of December 31 of competition year.
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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.
Teen
- Teen contestants must be 14-18 years of age as of December 31 of competition year.
- 18 year old contestants can choose to compete in Teen or Miss (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.
Miss
As we no longer exclusively send to Miss Louisiana USA, rules have changed to match the majority of systems we support.
- Miss contestants must be 18-30 as of December 31 of competition year
- An 18 year old can choose to compete in Teen or Miss (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.
Elements of Competition
Interview
1/3 of the total score for Pre-Teen and 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 Pre-Teen and Teen 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.
Swimsuit
Each Miss contestant will select her own swimsuit 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, but fit of the chosen swimsuit and how it flatters the contestant’s body will be considered..
Evening Gown
Each contestant in every division 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.
Philanthropy
Making a difference one rhinestone at a time
There’s more to our pageants than just beauty and glamour. Our pageants, titleholders, families, and team members all donate their time year round to numerous causes that matter to Louisiana and our communities in collaboration with the Crown Group Foundation, our 501(c)(3).
We have volunteered and fundraised after natural disasters – including hosting community events for tornado victims in Arabi – as well as worked with partners in putting on events for children with special needs, cancer, coastal restoration, veterans, and more.
We’d love to work with your organization, so please reach out via email at info@cgpageants.com or through the contact form below to be in touch about how we can work together.
Contact Us
For more information on our pageants, working with us, or appearance requests, contact us via email at info@cgpageants.com or fill out the contact form below and we will be in touch as soon as possible.