Miss Texas USA 2002

Miss Texas USA 2002
Date July 30, 2001[1][2]
Presenters Dan O'Rourke, Christine Friedel[1]
Entertainment Texas A&M Singing Cadets[1]
Venue Lubbock Municipal Auditorium (Lubbock, Texas)[1][2]
Broadcaster CBS-TV affiliates[1]
(Texas Only)
Entrants 101[1][2]
Placements 12[1]
Winner Kasi Kelly
DFW
Congeniality Meredith Malcolm
Photogenic Christie Lee Woods[3]

Miss Texas USA 2002 was held at the Lubbock Municipal Auditorium on July 30, 2001,[1][2] At the end of the competition Kasi Kelly of DFW was outgoing queen Mandy Jeffreys and Miss USA 2001 Kandace Krueger.

The pageant was hosted by Dan O'Rourke along with Miss Texas USA 1994, Christine Friedel.[1]

Results

Placements

Special awards

Delegates

The Miss Texas USA 2002 delegates were:

  • Alamo City – Elizabeth Jones
  • Amarillo – Brittany Patterson[1] (R)
  • Arlington – Stephanie Arias
  • Athens – Lacy Clerk
  • Atlanta – Lacey Coates
  • Austin – Mandy Jeffreys (R)
  • Bay Area – Stephanie Guerrero[3] (R)
  • Bayou City – Christie Cole
  • Bexar County – Shelley Hermann
  • Border City – Erika Sanchez
  • Borderland – April Senclair
  • Brazos Valley – Cassandra Meyer
  • Capital City – Jaime Myrick (R)
  • Capital of Texas – Ashlee Huckaby
  • Caprock – Michelle Finnerty
  • Carrollton – Kristie Keaton (R)
  • Cedar Park – Dionne Ross[2]
  • Central East Texas – Maranda Batchelor
  • Central Texas – Christie Lee Woods[3]
  • Coastal Bend – Lana Wright (R)
  • College Station – Mandy Geistweidt
  • Collin County – Annissa Craven (R)
  • Conroe – Emily Garrion
  • Coppell – Susanna Derlein[2]
  • Corpus Christi – Catherine Kubeczka
  • Cypress – Christie Swift
  • DFW – Kasi Kelly[3] (R)
  • Dallas – Candace Campfield[3]
  • Dallas County – Heather Stantic
  • Deaf Smith County – Katherine Fry[1]
  • Denton County – Jennifer Bittle
  • Eastland – Ginny Cleveland
  • El Paso – Tamara Liner
  • El Paso County – Jackie Deaner (R)
  • Emerald Beach – Amanda Alaniz (R)
  • Fiesta City – Jacqueline Bowers
  • Fort Ringgold – Karina Riojas
  • Fort Worth – Crystal Jamison
  • Franklin Mountain – Shivahn Miller (R)
  • Freestone County – Melissa Merriman
  • Garland – Delores Rice
  • Golden Triangle – Nancy Felix
  • Gulf Coast – Ruth Shoulders (R)
  • Harris County – Kelli Pickel (R)
  • Heart of Texas – Jardin Carlson
  • Helotes – Katie Zawora
  • Hidalgo County – Monica Rivera
  • Houston – Valerie Ogilvie[2] (R)
  • Hub City – Tana Sandlin
  • Humble – Samantha Roa
  • Irving – Zhaundra Jones
  • Katy – Brooke Lykke
  • Lake Jackson – Michelle St. Lawrence[2]
  • Lake Whitney – Alana Duke
  • Lubbock – Tyler Willis (R)
  • McAllen – Esther Gonzalez
  • Mid Valley – Olivia Ortiz
  • Midland County – Lexie Stout
  • Montgomery County – Brooke McDaniel (R)
  • North Central Texas – Jenna Hopper
  • North Dallas – Donna Gibbs
  • North Harris County – Jessica Guzman (R)
  • North McAllen – Courtney Fisher
  • North Texas – Alisa Lenamond (R)
  • Northwest Texas – Mindy Stowers
  • Orange County – Kelli Wisby
  • Padre Island – Chandra Bauer (R)
  • Permian Basin – Nicole Neal (R)
  • Pflugerville – Meredith Malcolm[3]
  • Plainview – Kelli Marshall
  • Rice Belt – Aimee Kamp (R)
  • Rockwall – Heidi Svyrud
  • Rose Capital – Whitney Roberts
  • Round Rock – Allison Peasley
  • Sam Houston – Tiffany D'Antonio
  • San Antonio – Traci Quinones (R)
  • San Marcos – Andria Mullins[3] (R)
  • Smith County – Crystal Hardy
  • South Austin County – Amanda Lange
  • South Coast – Desiree Andresen
  • South Orange County – Vanessa Chavez
  • South Texas – Marcy Martinez[2]
  • Southeast Texas – Nicole O'Brian
  • Southwest Texas – Lara Carillo
  • Sparkling City – Tami Smithwick
  • Spring – Bonnie McSwain
  • State Capitol – Katherine Morris[2] (R)
  • Sun City – Misty Gonzalez
  • Tarrant County – Misty Giles (R)
  • Texoma – Chaney Brown
  • Travis County – Kristine Otte
  • Triplex – Emily Fillingame
  • Tyler – Audra Smith
  • Van Zandt County – Cara Carnes
  • Walker County – Tanna Yancy[1]
  • Webster County – Alisa Bailey
  • West Jefferson County – Kristal Fruge
  • West Texas – Bridget Brown
  • Williamson County – Gayle Scott (R)

See also

Miss USA 2002

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Jesus, Arenas (July 30, 2001). "Miss Texas USA 2001 to be crowned tonight". Amarillo Globe-News. Retrieved 10-3-2010. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 John, Davis (July 26, 2001). "The Miss Texas USA pageant will go on". Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. Retrieved 10-3-2010. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Jesus, Arenas (July 31, 2001). "Miss D-FW USA wins state crown". Amarillo Globe-News. Retrieved 10-3-2010. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
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