Meet the 51 women competing to be Miss USA 2025

A new Miss USA will be crowned on October 24.Courtesy of Miss USAMiss USA 2025 will take place at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno on Friday.The live competition will be streamed on the Queen Beauty Network at 8 p.m. ET.Here are all the women competing, from a lawyer to an "American Ninja Warrior" competitor.It's almost time to meet the next Miss USA.A new queen will be crowned at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, Nevada, on Friday night after competing in the swimsuit, evening gown, and interview rounds.This year's contestants include an endurance horse racer, an "American Ninja Warrior" competitor, a lawyer, and more.Alabama: Kennedy WhisenantMiss Alabama 2025 Kennedy WhisenantCourtesy of Miss USAKennedy Whisenant, 24, was featured in Glamour Magazine's "College Women of the Year: HBCU" in 2022, the same year she became the second African-American woman to win Miss Collegiate America.Whisenant runs her own boutique, Mi'Chan Michelle, and donates a portion of the sales to her nonprofit, The Linda Gail Foundation, to support fundraising events and donation drives for underprivileged communities.Alaska: Kelsey CraftMiss Alaska 2025 Kelsey Craft.Courtesy of Miss USAKelsey Craft, 34, works as a physician assistant. She is an ambassador with the Blue Zones Project and AHA Go Red Campaign and will visit all 50 states within the year as a national spokesperson, according to her Miss USA bio.Craft once cold-plunged in 30-degree waters in Antarctica alongside penguins, but her favorite way to recharge is with hot yoga.Arizona: Elexes RichardsonMiss Arizona 2025 Elexes Richardson.Courtesy of Miss USAElexes Richardson, 30, began assisting at her great-grandmother's psychotherapy practice when she was just 5 years old, according to her Miss USA bio.Richardson is now passionate about mental health and has a crisis counseling certification to provide "vital assistance and support for those enduring their most challenging times."Arkansas: Olivia HalseyMiss Arkansas 2025 Olivia Halsey.Courtesy of Miss USAOlivia Halsey, 25, graduated from law school with honors and passed the Arkansas Bar Exam while serving as Miss Arkansas USA.Halsey's platform is "The Women Behind the Title," which "highlights the strong, powerful women who play vital roles in the success of our homes, workplaces, and communities," according to her Miss USA bio.In her free time, Halsey loves a good jigsaw puzzle.California: Kylie ChangMiss California 2025 Kylie Chang.Courtesy of Miss USAKylie Chang, 21, is a student at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business. She is a three-time Chinese dance championship soloist and has appeared in international campaigns for Adidas and Jovani, according to her Miss USA bio.Chang is also a volunteer dance teacher for those with special needs, and she helps build extracurricular after-school programs to help foster children's leadership and creativity.Colorado: Sydney HellaMiss Colorado 2025 Sydney Hella.Courtesy of Miss USASydney Hella, 26, is the founder of a social media management firm that helps small businesses grow their online presence.Hella is also a global ambassador for Clean Trails, where she leads community cleanups and installs trail boxes across the US to keep hiking paths litter-free.Hella loves to attend concerts at Colorado's iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, which inspired her state costume.Connecticut: Jenna HofmannMiss Connecticut 2025 Jenna Hofmann.Courtesy of Miss USAJenna Hofmann, 24, works as a real-estate agent in New York City.She became passionate about women's health education after losing her cousin to breast cancer and uses her platform to advocate for early detection.In her free time, Hofmann loves golfing and making beef empanadas from scratch with her mom, according to her Miss USA bio.Delaware: Tetra ShockleyMiss Delaware 2025 Tetra Shockley.Courtesy of Miss USATetra Shockley, 44, will make history on Friday as the oldest woman to ever compete at Miss USA. She is a licensed attorney and partner at her own law firm, as well as a licensed minister, according to her Miss USA bio.Shockley is also a three-time All-American cheerleader who has performed in Ireland, England, and Hawaii.District of Columbia: Allison LaforceMiss District of Columbia 2025 Allison Laforce.Courtesy of Miss USAAllison Laforce, 26, is a professional model. She has spent the past year working as a legislative ambassador for cancer advocacy and has lobbied on Capitol Hill for policies that support cancer research and treatment.Laforce is also an avid traveler and aspires to visit all 50 states and seven continents.Florida: Lou SchieffelinMiss Florida 2025 Lou Schieffelin.Courtesy of Miss USALou Schieffelin, 25, is earning her private pilot's license. She is also a heart health advocate in honor of her late father and has partnered with legislators across the US to raise awareness.Schieffelin is also an avid horseback rider, and she knows how to juggle.Georgia: Savannah MilesMiss Georgia 2025 Savannah Miles.Courtesy of Miss USASavannah Miles, 24, is a model who has appeared on the cover of Harper's Bazaar Vietnam. She also starred in a movie exploring Atlanta's culinary scene, where she created "Dourmet" meals and "inspired college students to eat well," according to her Miss USA bio.Miles recently volunteered in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene and helped design children's bedrooms.Hawaii: Issha Rose MataMiss Hawaii 2025 Issha Rose Mata.Courtesy of Miss USAIssha Rose Mata, 30, is a classically trained singer and musician who has performed in over 15 musical productions. She currently works as a digital marketing specialist in content creation and branding.The pageant queen is hoping to publish her first book of poetry. Her hobbies include carpool karaoke, exploring volcanoes, and hiking waterfalls.Idaho: Jenny CrawfordMiss Idaho 2025 Jenny Crawford.Courtesy of Miss USAJenny Crawford, 37, has performed at sold-out stadiums across the US as a former Los Angeles Laker Girl and captain of the San Diego Charger Girls.Crawford is also an advocate for postpartum depression and women's health.Illinois: Nikolina VujcicMiss Illinois 2025 Nikolina Vujcic.Courtesy of Miss USANikolina Vujcic, 23, is a registered nurse and advocate of trauma-informed pediatric care.The pageant queen is trilingual and a big fan of "Game of Thrones." She hopes to use her platform to "inspire service, celebrate diversity, and empower others to pursue their passions," according to her Miss USA bio.Indiana: Sydney ShrewsburyMiss Indiana 2025 Sydney Shrewsbury.Courtesy of Miss USASydney Shrewsbury, 24, has been named the No. 1 sales representative at Salesforce five times in two years, according to her Miss USA bio.Shrewsbury is also a fitness instructor and has been classically trained in ballet for 15 years. She plans to launch her own workleisure clothing brand to fuse corporate and comfort.Iowa: Hayley BuettellMiss Iowa 2025 Hayley Buettell.Courtesy of Miss USAHayley Buettell, 27, is a Pure Barre instructor and the owner of Forget Me Not, an online thrift store and sustainable styling business.Buettell is using her platform to support Big Brothers Big Sisters, according to her Miss USA bio.Kansas: Asia Cymone SmithMiss Kansas 2025 Asia Cymone Smith.Courtesy of Miss USAAsia Cymone Smith, 26, is a former college athlete who now works as a sports reporter. While serving as Miss Kansas, the pageant queen helped create an official day celebrating women in sports broadcasting.Smith also wrote a book called "There's No One Like Me" to raise awareness for vitiligo in honor of her mother.Kentucky: Mattie BarkerMiss Kentucky 2025 Mattie Barker.Courtesy of Miss USAMattie Barker, 22, holds a bachelor's degree in corporate communications from Belmont University, with a minor in fashion, which she uses for her custom jewelry business.Barker advocates for youth who struggle with their mental health, and she has a passion for music, teaching herself to play instruments including the piano, guitar, and ukulele.Louisiana: Francie MillanMiss Louisiana 2025 Francie Millan.Courtesy of Miss USAFrancie Millan, 23, is a first-generation American, as her parents are immigrants from Uruguay. Millan created the Francie Millan Scholarship, which supports youth in Africa, Colombia, and Thailand.Millan also wrote the children's book "Simón el Gran Varón," inspired by her dog Simon. Proceeds from the book go to the Francie Millan Scholarship and Jennie's Rescue.Maine: Shelby HowellMiss Maine 2025 Shelby Howell.Courtesy of Miss USAShelby Howell, 24, is a real-estate agent who founded the Single Parent Housing Foundation, which helps single parents access financial and housing education and resources. The cause is near to her heart because Howell herself faced housing insecurity.Howell is an enthusiastic athlete, as she played lacrosse in high school and competed in a last-woman-standing challenge.She also won the Miss Photogenic Award at the 2025 Miss USA pageant.Maryland: Lexia GilletteMiss Maryland 2025 Lexia Gillette.Courtesy of Miss USALexia Gillette, 29, has a family business many would dream of: a carnival. She traveled constantly with her family as Gillette Shows Carnival went to different cities, and her family's carousel horse was even featured on a US postal stamp.Gillette played both lacrosse and soccer at her alma mater, Southern Vermont College. She was also previously third runner-up at Miss Florida USA 2025 before being crowned Miss Maryland.Massachusetts: Perianne CaronMiss Massachusetts 2025 Perianne Caron.Courtesy of Miss USAPerianne Caron, 26, attended the University of Southern California, graduating in just three years with a bachelor's degree in communications and a minor in dance. Today, she works as an investment marketing specialist and is getting her master's degree from the Boston College Carroll School of Management.Caron loves dance, even after undergoing double hip surgery. After the surgery, she became a member of the Boston Celtics' G Team, fulfilling a lifelong dream.Caron is dedicated to helping children gain equitable healthcare access. She has worked with the Ronald McDonald House in Los Angeles and Boston.Michigan: Michelle LewandoskiMiss Michigan 2025 Michele Lewandoski.Courtesy of Miss USAMichelle Lewandoski, 23, studied psychology at Grand Valley State University and is currently a student at Michigan State University, pursuing her master's degree in applied behavioral analysis. She hopes to work with children with autism.Lewandoski also created the Confident Girl Toolkit, which is designed to help women celebrate themselves through affirmations, challenges, and journal prompts.Minnesota: Megan RiveraMiss Minnesota 2025 Megan Rivera.Courtesy of Miss USAMegan Rivera, 25, studied fashion merchandising at Marist College in New York. She uses her degree as a buyer for Target.Rivera is an avid traveler, having visited five continents. She often engages in service work on her trips, as she did in her family's home country of Guatemala, where she helped build a water filtration system.Rivera also works with Through Days for Girls, helping to ensure girls and women around the world have access to proper feminine hygiene products and resources.Mississippi: McKenzie ColeMiss Mississippi 2025 Mckenzie Cole.Courtesy of Miss USAMcKenzie Cole, 19, is a model with The Ross Agency Inc. She moved to New York City by herself at 17 to launch her career.She's also a student at Mississippi State University, where she is a member of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.Cole launched the youth empowerment initiative Steer to Success, aiming to help others feel confident and seen.Missouri: Shae SmithMiss Missouri 2025 Shae Smith.Courtesy of Miss USAShae Smith, 21, is a student at the University of Missouri studying health sciences.Smith underwent surgery as a teen to correct her scoliosis. Her experience gave her purpose, and Smith now advocates for legislation that would mandate scoliosis screenings in Missouri. She also partners with the Children's Miracle Network Hospitals to support families.Smith is also a member of the Mizzou Golden Girls dance team.Montana: Juliana WilsonMiss Montana 2025 Juliana WilsonCourtesy of Miss USAJuliana Wilson, 36, is a Pure Barre lead teacher and three-time competitor on "American Ninja Warrior," which her husband also competed on.Wilson collaborates with Mental Health First Aid to help individuals access support when they encounter mental health challenges.Nebraska: Audrey EckertMiss Nebraska 2025 Audrey Eckert.Courtesy of Miss USAAudrey Eckert, 23, studied business administration at the University of Nebraska, where she was a member of the Husker cheer squad. Eckhart now works as a social media and marketing coordinator for the Thai fashion brand Sapahn, which has a human rights mission.Eckert created a Digital Safety Ambassador Program to help others stay safe when using social media and the internet.She also participated in setting the record for the largest female sporting event ever attended, which took place in Nebraska.Nevada: Mary SicklerMiss Nevada 2025 Mary SicklerCourtesy of Miss USAMary Sickler, 22, is a model and dancer with experience in tap, ballroom, and salsa dancing.Sickler was diagnosed with alopecia universalis in December 2024, and she has become passionate about raising awareness for the condition. During the preliminary competition for Miss USA 2025, Sickler walked the stage without a wig to spotlight alopecia.New Hampshire: MonaLesa BrackettMiss New Hampshire 2025 MonaLesa Brackett.Courtesy of Miss USAMonaLesa Brackett, 36, is the first titleholder from New Hampshire to compete at Miss USA in a hijab.Brackett loves to travel and has been to over 20 countries. She dedicates her time to helping homeless people, restoring parks, and teaching youth financial literacy.New Jersey: Ivy HarringtonMiss New Jersey 2025 Ivy Harrington.Courtesy of Miss USAIvy Harrington, 30, studied broadcast journalism at Morgan State University and is now pursuing her master's in integrated marketing communications at Georgian Court University.Harrington loves women's sports, having played basketball in high school and college. She also created MVP: Most Valuable Pivot, which helps female student athletes build foundations for their futures outside sports.New Mexico: Dominique EhrlMiss New Mexico 2025 Dominique Ehrl.Courtesy of Miss USADominique Ehrl, 31, is a product marketing manager at YouTube TV, using her degree in communications from Florida International University.Ehrl, a first-generation American whose parents are Mexican and German immigrants, believes in the power of small businesses. She created "The Digital Blueprint: Courage to Build," a platform that helps small business owners leverage technology to achieve success.Ehrl is also an adventurous traveler, and she even got permanent nerve damage in her foot from a run-in with a stingray.New York: Christiana DiNardoMiss New York USA Christiana DiNardo.Courtesy of Miss USAChristiana DiNardo, 27, is a model and fashion editor for Photobook Magazine. She holds a bachelor's degree in media management from St. John Fisher University.DiNardo, who loves card games and poker specifically, volunteers frequently with Dress for Success to support women seeking new job opportunities and economic freedom. She has also participated in over 100 charity 5k runs.DiNardo is designing her own luxury pajama collection.North Carolina: Lulu MaderaMiss North Carolina 2025 Lulu Madera.Courtesy of Miss USALulu Madera, 39, is the CEO and founder of the beauty brand Lulu Lashes. She also has a passion for music, serving as the vice president for Fancy Records and playing the violin since she was 5.Madera created the Ramon's Angels initiative to advocate for research for Parkinson's and support people diagnosed with the disease and their families. She was inspired to found Ramon's Angels after her father died of Parkinson's.North Dakota: Olivia ReddingMiss North Dakota 2025 Olivia Redding.Courtesy of Miss USAOlivia Redding, 21, is deeply inspired by her family. One of her sisters previously held the Miss North Dakota title in 2019, and another, who has Down syndrome, is Redding's inspiration behind her activism.She works with North Dakota Miss Amazing to help empower women and girls with disabilities, according to her Miss USA bio. She's eager to build their confidence, embrace their strengths, and show how youth can be a tool for success.Ohio: Hannah KleinMiss Ohio USA Hannah Klein.Courtesy of Miss USAHannah Klein, 33, uses her platform as Miss Ohio to raise awareness for rare conditions. She was inspired by her own experience with Heterotaxy syndrome, a congenital disorder where internal organs are abnormally positioned or structured.According to her Instagram account, she's also a two-time collegiate equestrian and reserve world champion who enjoys cosplaying in her spare time.Oklahoma: Zoe FerraroMiss Oklahoma 2025 Zoe Ferraro.Courtesy of Miss USAZoe Ferraro, 24, aims to promote literacy on the Miss USA stage. She struggled in school as a child and learned to read in the fourth grade, as shared on the Miss Oklahoma website. Now, she works with students to help shift their mindsets and support those with reading processing difficulties.Ferraro, who graduated from high school with a 4.0 GPA and from college with a bachelor's degree in journalism, political science, and sports management, now works as a corporate recruiter.Oregon: Chantea McIntyreMiss Oregon 2025 Chantea McIntyre.Courtesy of Miss USAChantea McIntyre, 43, is an author, model, brand owner, and mom of four. She advocates for individuality and self-confidence, inspired by her brother, who has Down syndrome.According to her Miss USA bio, she's proud to have partnered her clothing brand with the United Nations Fund for Women this year to empower others around the world.Pennsylvania: Rica ClementsMiss Pennsylvania 2025 Rica Clements.Courtesy of Miss USARica Clements, 29, has four degrees, one of which is a doctorate in education. She's also the founder of Millennial Homebuyers Guide, a website that helps people through the buying process and helps them find grants and funding.According to her Miss USA bio, Clements is passionate about women's health and has charitably distributed thousands of feminine hygiene products to shelters over the years.Rhode Island: Brianna VegaMiss Rhode Island 2025 Brianna Vega.Courtesy of Miss USABrianna Vega, 28, knows a thing or two about personal fitness. Not only is she a personal trainer and the founder of a women's wellness pop-up called Girl PWR, but she can also hip thrust over 300 pounds, her Miss USA bio says.Mentorship is another important part of Vega's life. She volunteers with Big Sisters of Rhode Island and has mentored a "little sister" for three years. Professionally, she works as a registered nurse.South Carolina: Gallienne NabilaMiss South Carolina 2025 Gallienne Nabila.Courtesy of Miss USAGallienne Nabila, 27, wants to empower women to build wealth and increase their financial literacy. She founded a nonprofit organization called Gallienne's Girls, which hosts educational finance events.According to her Miss USA bio, she's also passionate about traveling and has visited over 50 countries. She works as a model and influencer with more than 2 million Instagram followers.South Dakota: Megan HiykelMiss South Dakota 2025 Megan Hiykel.Courtesy of Miss USAMegan Hiykel, 20, is young and vastly accomplished. She took high-school classes at a local zoo and spent eight years performing as a baton twirler, which led to her winning national awards.Her Miss USA bio says she's also working to become a pilot and completed her first solo flight in May. In her free time, she volunteers with older adults to provide companionship and care.Tennessee: Madison KunstMiss Tennessee 2025 Madison Kunst.Courtesy of Miss USAMadison Kunst, 27, has made helping others a regular part of her routine. She leads a food ministry every Sunday, which provides meals to more than 75 families, according to her Miss USA bio.She's also the founder of a music program that donated 20 guitars and lessons to children across Nashville and New Mexico. Kunst, who grew up in the countryside, likes to unwind by hiking, kayaking, and fishing.Texas: Taylor DavisMiss Texas 2025 Taylor Davis.Courtesy of Miss USATaylor Davis, 25, describes herself as a data analyst by day and a pageant queen by night, as she told the Miss Texas organization. She was named her college's queen — the 82nd Miss Howard University — in 2020.Outside of pageants, Davis has worked as a congressional intern on Capitol Hill and as a volunteer with multiple organizations. She's partnered with the NFL to donate sporting equipment to students and the Salvation Army to help families affected by flooding in Texas.Utah: Elle HinojosaMiss Utah 2025 Elle Hinojosa.Courtesy of Miss USAElle Hinojosa, 24, is an entrepreneur who created an accessories company that brings style to medical identification jewelry. The product was inspired by her own experience surviving a medical emergency.She's also classically trained in viola and enjoys golfing, pilates, and vintage shopping. She recently partnered with the One Love Foundation to educate others about healthy relationships and self-love.Vermont: Victoria ChuahMiss Vermont 2025 Victoria Chuah.Courtesy of Miss USAVictoria Chuah, 25, has spent her entire life dancing. According to her Miss USA bio, she started ballet lessons when she was 18 months old.She now has a master's degree in computer science and works as a model, having appeared in New York Fashion Week and Vogue Thailand. She's also a daredevil and has skydived on multiple occasions.Virginia: Erin HoustonMiss Virginia 2025 Erin Houston.Courtesy of Miss USAErin Houston, 27, is passionate about women's sports. She played lacrosse in college. She's also a world traveler and has lived in multiple countries, including Japan.According to her Miss USA bio, Houston has worked with numerous organizations that support various groups, including women in STEM, human trafficking survivors, and St. Jude patients.Washington: Carisa EricksonMiss Washington 2025 Carisa Erickson.Courtesy of Miss USACarisa Erickson, 35, uses her pageant platform to raise awareness for mental health support and addiction recovery. According to her Miss USA bio, her experiences inspired her to support both causes.She works as a trained crisis counselor and has studied psychology. She's also a mother of three and the wife of an elected Indigenous tribal leader.West Virginia: Erin WellmanMiss West Virginia 2025 Erin Wellman.Courtesy of Miss USAErin Wellman, 24, works in a level-two trauma hospital, which has inspired her to advocate for healthcare and blood donation. She's personally donated 16 units of blood and has worked with the American Red Cross to organize community blood drives.According to her Miss USA bio, Wellman was also a D1 dancer in college and funded her education entirely through scholarship earnings.Wisconsin: Aneisha CoxMiss Wisconsin 2025 Aneisha Cox.Courtesy of Miss USAAneisha Cox, 22, is an accomplished dancer, cook, and CEO of Just 1 Designs, a fashion and styling company.Her Miss USA bio says she's eager to make self-defense classes more accessible and believes everyone has a right to feel strong and secure.Wyoming: Eilish YoungMiss Wyoming 2025 Eilish Young.Courtesy of Miss USAEilish Young, 29, is extremely skilled in endurance horse racing. In competition, she placed first in the USA and fourth in the world.According to her Miss USA bio, she created the Healing Through Horses initiative, which connects children and adult survivors with animals. She also hopes to promote financial literacy and independence among young women with her initiative, Her Future Her Freedom.Read the original article on Business Insider

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