Miss America 2000































Miss America 2000
Date September 18, 1999
Presenters
Donny Osmond
Marie Osmond
Entertainment O-Town
Venue
Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey
Broadcaster ABC
Winner
Heather French
Kentucky Kentucky

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Miss America 2000, the 73rd Miss America pageant, was held at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey on Saturday, September 18, 1999 on ABC Network.


Heather French became the first Miss Kentucky to win the crown. She later married the state's lieutenant governor, Steve Henry.




Contents






  • 1 Results


    • 1.1 Placements


    • 1.2 Awards


      • 1.2.1 Preliminary awards


      • 1.2.2 Quality of Life awards


      • 1.2.3 Other awards






  • 2 Delegates


  • 3 Judges


  • 4 External links





Results



Placements































Final results
 Contestant

Miss America 2000

  • Kentucky Kentucky - Heather French

1st runner-up

  • Illinois Illinois - Jade Smalls

2nd runner-up

  • Pennsylvania Pennsylvania - Susan Spafford

3rd runner-up

  • Maryland Maryland - Keri Schrader

4th runner-up

  • Texas Texas - Yanci Yarbrough

Top 10


  • Alabama Alabama - Julie Smith


  • Arkansas Arkansas - Brandy Rhodes


  • Connecticut Connecticut - Sylvia Gomes


  • New Jersey New Jersey - Victoria Andrews Paige


  • Wisconsin Wisconsin - Mary-Louise Kurey


Awards



Preliminary awards















Awards
 Contestant

Lifestyle and Fitness


  • Kentucky Kentucky - Heather French


  • Nevada Nevada - Gina Giacinto


  • Rhode Island Rhode Island - Karen Lindsay

Talent


  • Louisiana Louisiana - Julie Lawrence


  • Virginia Virginia - Crystal Lewis


  • Wisconsin Wisconsin - Mary-Louise Kurey


Quality of Life awards























Results
 Contestant
 Platform

Winner

  • New Hampshire New Hampshire - Brandee Helbick

 Educational Disabilities Awareness

1st runner-up

  • Kentucky Kentucky - Heather French

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2nd runner-up

  • Alabama Alabama - Julie Smith

 Breast Cancer Awareness "Early Detection...Giving the Freedom to Fight"


Other awards































Awards
 Contestant

Albert A. Marks Jr. Interview Award

  • Indiana Indiana - Kelly Lloyd

Miss America Scholar Award

  • Louisiana Louisiana - Julie Lawrence

Bernie Wayne Performing Arts Award

  • Wisconsin Wisconsin - Mary-Louise Kurey

Non-finalist Talent Award


  • California California - MaryAnne Sapio


  • Washington, D.C. District of Columbia - Toyia Taylor


  • Georgia (U.S. state) Georgia - Osjha Anderson


  • Iowa Iowa - Jennifer Caudle


  • Louisiana Louisiana - Julie Lawrence


  • Massachusetts Massachusetts - April Thibeault


  • Mississippi Mississippi - Heather Soriano


  • New York (state) New York - Brandi Burkhardt


  • Utah Utah - Vanessa Ballam

Tiffany Phillips Memorial Scholar Athlete Award

  • Oregon Oregon - Angela Reed

Waterford Scholarship for Business Marketing & Management

  • Tennessee Tennessee - Allison Alderson


Delegates











Judges



  • Michael Badalucco

  • Gretchen Carlson

  • Tia Carrere

  • Mimi Kennedy

  • Briana Scurry

  • Judy Sheindlin

  • Larry Jenkins



External links


  • Miss America official website








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