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McIntosh County Winter Miss Pageant results
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December 5, 2024
McIntosh County Winter Miss Pageant results

The Class of Checotah Color Guard hosted their 10th annual Winter Miss Fundraiser Pageant Saturday, November 23 at the beautiful Performing Arts Center.

Twelve contestants competed in three categories: Glamour, Talent and Costume. Contestants were also judged on photogenic beauty.

In the 10 & Under age group, Ember Hackler was crowned Mini Supreme. She also won Glamour Supreme, Talent Supreme, Photogenic Supreme and Costume Supreme.

Genivera McClendon was crowned Miss Queen in her age category and Kynlee Ross was crowned Miss Queen in her age category.

Paizley Blaike was crowned Junior Miss Queen.

Sara Beth Coleman was crowned PreTeen Miss Queen.

Abigail Cook was crowned Teen Miss Queen and Delilah Ball was 1st Runner Up Teen Miss.

Madison Michelle won Photogenic Supreme and Grand Supreme while Angeline Stepian Senior won Miss 1st Runner Up and Costume Supreme. Chloe Andrews was crowned Sweetheart Supreme, Talent Supreme and Senior Miss Queen.

Amy Cook was crowned Classy Ms Queen, Photogenic and Glamour Supreme.

Lexie Beene was crowned Glamour Supreme and Ultimate Supreme.

The Supreme winners were: Ember Hackler, Lexie Beene and Madison Michelle.

AllproceedsoftheWinter Miss Pageant go directly to the Checotah Color Guard program for contest expenses. The color guard is under the direction of Ashley Hackler.

Each year the contest is open to anyone and all ages and is a great confidence builder for all the participants.

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