Peyton Bolling of Rogers, Arkansas, was crowned Miss America’s Teen in Orlando, Florida. Ali Mims of Harpersville, Alabama, took second place.

Last night, a beauty representative from Arkansas was crowned Miss America 2025 in the teenage division. The Miss Arkansas teen will have her pick of schools to attend following her win

ORLANDO, Fla. (Gray News) - Miss America 2025 and Miss America Teen 2025 have been crowned. More than 50 women from throughout the United States and Puerto Rico competed for the title of Miss America, but it was Miss Alabama Abbie Stockard who won the crown at the pageant’s 104th annual event.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Miss Arkansas' Teen 2024 Peyton Bolling has been crowned as Miss America's Teen 2025. She became Miss Arkansas' Teen 2024 after she was crowned Miss Dogwood. Bolling beat out Miss Alabama's Teen 2024, Miss New Jersey's Teen 2024, Miss Mississippi's Teen 2024, and Miss Texas' Teen 2024 to take home the crown.

Peyton Bolling, a Rogers native and senior at Bentonville High School, was crowned Miss America’s Teen 2025 on Jan. 4 in Orlando.

ROGERS, Ark. — Peyton Bolling, a high school student from Rogers representing the Natural State as Miss Arkansas' Teen at the Miss America's Teen pageant, has taken home the crown. Bolling is a senior at Bentonville High School and was crowned Miss Arkansas' Teen in June.

Abbie Stockard, a 22-year-old nursing student from Auburn University, was crowned Miss America 2025. Anastasiia Riddle. More Videos

Abbie Stockard, a 22-year-old nursing student and cheerleader from Alabama, has been crowned Miss America 2025. Stockard won over 51 other competitors this past Sunday, in Orlando, where the event was hosted.

This is insane," Stockard said in a video posted on the organization's Instagram. "I don’t know what I did to deserve this.”

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