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?Congratulations to our Grand Supreme titleholders!

2019
Little Miss - Jaiden Bishop
Pre-Teen - MacKenzie Evans
Teen - Sarah Grace Garland
Miss - Sarah Ann Croley
Ms. - Heather Pearson
Mrs. - Samantha Berven
Modern Miss - Catrina Bentley

2018
Wee Miss - Taylin Warner
Little Miss - Taylor Hooper
Pre-Teen - Jasmina Pomeroy
Teen - Kaylee Hollifield
Miss - Madyson Hancock
Mrs. - Dawne Gray

2017
Wee Miss - Kinlee Patton
Little Miss - Kayclyn Williams
Mister - Tyler Sharp
Pre-Teen - Jaecee Rae Carr
Teen - Savannah Fuller
Miss - Jurnee Carr
Mrs. - Whitney Carr

2016
Wee Miss - Layla Thomas
Little Miss - Claire Willis
Pre-Teen - Savannah Fuller
Teen - Madison Hoskins
Miss - Madison Brooks
Mrs. - Melissa Bassler

2015
Wee Miss - Kyndall Woods
Little Miss - Jaecee Rae Carr
Pre-Teen - Nevaeh Tallant
Mrs. - Summer Blalock Wilson

What is AmeriFest? AmeriFest National Pageants is a faith-based pageant system that strives to connect and promote state festival, fair, and community service driven pageants from all over the country. We celebrate all forms of beauty as we showcase your service to your community. Tennessee Festivals is an official State Preliminary for AmeriFest National Pageant.

Who can compete? We welcome women of all ages, abilities, backgrounds, and sizes! We want to show the world how you are More Than Just a beauty queen! We also welcome boys ages 0-12 to strut their stuff on our state stage!

What is the difference between an age division and an age session? Age division refers to the group the contestant will appear before the judges in group competition for side awards. A division queen and court will be crowned from this group (example: ages 13 will have a queen and court, age 14 will have a queen and court, and age 15 will have a queen and court). Age session refers to the entire group of contestants from which the Grand Supreme queen and court will be crowned (example: 1 overall Grand Supreme, Mini Supreme, etc. will be crowned in the age session of ages 13-15, in addition to the division queens). ?

What is the style of modeling and interview? We celebrate natural beauty, and love showcasing gorgeous outfits in a fun, upbeat walking style on our stage. Private interviews for girls ages 9 and up are conducted in 2-3 minutes with a panel of 3 judges, who will also judge the contestants on stage. Girls ages 9 and up will be asked an on stage question before exiting the stage during evening gown/beauty competition. On stage questions are available on the Info & Forms page.

What is the Parade of Contestants? The Parade of Contestants is the opening number for the state pageant. Contestants will parade in a single file line from back stage to the front of the stage, where they will exit to begin changing for evening gown. This is not judged. Contestants aged 4 and up will say only their name, contestant number and the city in which they reside. For example, "I am Jane Doe, contestant number 1 from Nashville." Attire will be the official state shirt, black pants or black skirt, and shoes/accessories of choice. Contestant number must also be worn.

Are there any restrictions for competition attire/appearance? Please no fake tans, fake hair, false eyelashes or flipper on ages 12 and under.

What prizes are awarded for each category? View the prize list by clicking HERE.

What is the photo package the Grand Supremes win? A Grand Supreme in each age session will receive a $1,200 photo package courtesy of Cook Studio! Please visit www.cookstudioky.com after the state pageant to book.

How many items have been donated by the Charity Supreme award? All Charity Supreme items are donated to various nonprofit organizations throughout the state of Tennessee. In 2015, 2016, and 2017 we collected tens of thousands of Bibles and blankets for women's shelters! In 2018, we collected 2,097 items of socks, gloves, shirts, deodorant and soap for homeless veterans! In 2019, we collected over 18,000 toothbrushes, floss and toothpaste for homeless ministries!