Production information
This page will be updated as we get closer to the competition! Be sure to check back in regularly.
Opening Number
At the beginning of the show, we have all contestants & titleholders participate in an opening number! This is not scored or judged, but meant to build up energy for the entire competition.
Outfits details for the opening number is jeans and a white top of your choice. The jeans should have belt loops.
a. Be sure that the top is comfortable to dance in, and solid under stage lights.
b. We’ll be providing some sparkly belts for you to wear. These will be purely decorative, so if you need to wear a belt with your jeans, still plan on bringing one. Teens will be wearing a white decorative belt and Miss will be wearing a purple decorative belt.
c. Miss Contestants - For shoes, please wear tan colored heels of your choice that you are comfortable dancing in.
d. Teen Contestants - For chose, please wear your favorite pair of white (or mostly white) sneakers/tennis shoes!
Be prepared to introduce yourself on stage during the opening number! You will need to introduce yourself by saying the following:
a. Name
c. School & year (or employment place)
d. Community Service Initiative (title only)
See the video to learn the choreography!
Competition: Walking patterns
Enter the stage from the wings and head to Mark 2.
Pose here.
Walk towards the front of the stage to hit Mark 4.
Pose here - make eye contact with the judges!
After walking to this area, you’ll walk in a circle and end the circle towards the front of the stage, ending in another pose.
Exit stage.
Gown & Fitness - Walking Pattern
Enter the stage and head to Mark 2.
Meet the emcee (or titlehodler) here for your onstage question. The emcee/titleholder will hold the mic to your mouth, do not take the microphone from her. Answer your onstage question here.
Exit the stage.
Onstage Question - Walking Pattern
Getting ready for competition can feel like a big deal—but sometimes, all it takes is adding a little music to your practice routine to boost your confidence and bring everything together. That extra spark of rhythm, melody, and repetition can make a huge difference in helping you feel focused, prepared, and ready to shine when it counts.
To help you get in the zone, we’ve put together the complete list of music selections for the competition right here. Dive in, explore the pieces, and start practicing with purpose—your best performance starts with the perfect soundtrack!
Health & Fitness - “The Less I Know The Better” by Mau P
TEEN Evening Gown - “Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Prince” by Taylor Swift
MISS Evening Gown - “Oh My God” by Adele