Junior Miss contestants come from all walks of life, but they have one common characteristic: the desire to succeed. Each young woman receives valuable life experience through our program - relationship skills, self-confidence, and a sense of achievement. It is our goal to ensure that everyone who participates in our program has an enjoyable and memorable experience.

While we await the first of our contestants, below is a list of last year's contestants for Georgia's Junior Miss. Want to participate? Apply now!

Chelsey Scoggins Baldwin's Junior Miss Parents: Chris & Camille Scoggins College Preference: University of Georgia Career Goals: Microbiologist Talent: Piano (Raymond's Song, by Chelsey Scoggins)
Mary Dotson Cherokee County's Junior Miss Parents: Michael & Karen Dotson College Preference: University of Georgia Career Goals: Journalism Talent: Ballet en Pointe (Spanish Variation from the Nutcracker Ballet, by Composer: Tchaikovsky, Choreographer: Sarah Boies)
Lauri Saunders Colquitt County/'s Junior Miss Parents: Ricky & Patricia Saunders College Preference: University of Georgia Career Goals: Teacher-So that God can use me to spread His Word Talent: Vocal, and Drama (In My Own Little Corner, by Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella)
Chelsea Smith Coweta's Junior Miss Parents: David & Deborah Smith College Preference: Johns Hopkins Career Goals: NeuroOpthamologist Talent: Dance (Ballet) (Crimson and Clover)
Kelly Glass Dougherty County's Junior Miss Parents: Eudon & Judy Glass College Preference: Medical College of Georgia Career Goals: Dermatologist Talent: Vocal and Dance ("Man of La Mancha", by Linda Eder)
Christa Cox Dublin's Junior Miss Parents: Charles & Lori Cox College Preference: University of Georgia Career Goals: Performing Arts Degree and Interior Design Degree Talent: Lyrical dance (How You Live, by Point of Grace)
Abbey Hufstetler Georgia's Junior Miss Parents: Keith & Myra Hufstetler College Preference: University of Georgia Career Goals: Public Relations, Broadcast Journalism, Education Talent: Vocal (Gimme Gimme, by Thoroughly Modern Millie)
Mariah Sappington Houston County's Junior Miss Parents: Paul & Michelle Sappington College Preference: Emory University Career Goals: Biochemist Talent: Vocal (Take Me or Leave Me, by Idina Menzel and Tracie Thoms)
Lauren Harbor Jones County's Junior Miss Parents: Charlie & Tracey Harbor College Preference: University of Georgia Career Goals: Music Education Talent: Vocal (At Last, by Etta James)
Lauren Head Laurens County's Junior Miss Parents: Jackson & Toni Head College Preference: Florida State University Career Goals: Professional Dancer Talent: Dance- Ballet (pointe) ("Gamzatti's Variation"- La Bayadere, by Adaptation of the Paris Opera Ballet and ABT)
Gina Stanfield Lee County's Junior Miss Parents: Judy Stanfield College Preference: Valdosta State University Career Goals: Psychology Talent: Vocal ("Don Juan", by Smokey Joe's Cafe)
Jennifer Jones Leesburg's Junior Miss Parents: David & Donna Jones College Preference: Georgia Tech Career Goals: Mechanical Engineering Talent: Dance ("You Can't Stop the Beat", by Hairspray the Musical)
Haylee DeLoach Milledgeville's Junior Miss Parents: William DeLoach & Kimberly Carswell College Preference: University of Georgia, Emory University, Mercer Career Goals: Pediatrician Talent: Gymnastics ("Devil Went Down to Georgia", by The Charlie Daniels Band)
Anna Hobbs Newnan's Junior Miss Parents: William & Jodie Hobbs College Preference: Savannah College of Art and Design Career Goals: Costume and Fashion Design Talent: Vocal & Dance ('Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' , by Richard M. Sherman)
Sara Colley Thomaston's Junior MIss Parents: Robert & Lori Colley College Preference: GCSU Career Goals: Major in Dance; minor in Musical Theatre Talent: Pointe Routine (This Will Be (An Everlasting Love), by Natalie Cole)
Carly Gill Upson County's Junior Miss Parents: George Gill & Lori Bizzantz College Preference: Kennesaw State University Career Goals: Major:Communications Minor:Theatre Talent: Broadway Theatrical Performance ("I Can't Do It Alone", by From- CHICAGO)