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Miss Scotland
Formation1961
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersGlasgow
Location
MembershipMiss World
Miss Supranational
Official language
English
Websitehttps://www.theofficialmissscotland.com/
Stephanie Willemse, Miss Scotland 2008

Miss Scotland is a nationalbeauty pageant inScotland. Entrants must hold aBritish passport to enter. The contest, whose title is owned by theMiss World organisation, is organised each year by Janis Sue Smith Director of The Catwalk Academy

The winner of the Miss Scotland competition, along with the winners ofMiss England,Miss Northern Ireland andMiss Wales, can compete inMiss World. The highest-ranking competitor of the four constituent country entrants is then presented with the title and crown ofMiss United Kingdom, and will later compete inMiss International.

History

From 1961 to 1990, the winners of Miss Scotland went on to compete at theMiss Universe pageant, usually held in the summer. They would then compete, along with the winners of Miss England, Miss Wales and Miss Northern Ireland, and other top contenders from the regional competitions, in the Miss United Kingdom pageant, with the winner of Miss UK going on to compete at the Miss World pageant in November.

During the 1990s there was no Miss Scotland at Miss Universe.

In 1999, after Scottish devolution, Miss Scotland was allowed to enter theMiss World pageant. The first Miss Scotland to compete in Miss World wasStephanie Norrie; she competed alongside Miss Wales, who was Clare Daniels, andNicola Willoughby, who won the last Miss United Kingdom pageant that year. Miss England and Miss Northern Ireland first competed at Miss World in 2000. Since then, the highest ranking of the four UK contestants has won the Miss United Kingdom title. In recent years the Miss UK titleholder has also been offered the chance to participate at the following year'sMiss International pageant, as Miss UK.

In the 21st century, the Miss Scotland contest has enjoyed a high profile, with sponsorship from theScottish Sun newspaper. Miss Scotland has also been the most successful of the four UK nations at Miss World. Since 2000, theMiss United Kingdom title has been won by Miss Scotland nine times. England has 4 wins, Wales 3 and Northern Ireland 2 (2016 unknown).

Titleholders

colorkey
  •  Won Miss United Kingdom
  •  1st Runner-up at Miss Universe, Miss World or Miss UK
  •  2nd Runner-up at Miss Universe, Miss World or Miss UK
  •  Finalist at Miss Universe or Miss World
  •  Semi-finalist or quarter-finalist at Miss Universe or Miss World

From 1961 - 1990, the winner of Miss Scotland represented her country at theMiss Universe pageant.

YearMiss ScotlandPlacement at Miss UniversePlacement at Miss UKPlacement at Miss World
1961Susan JonesTop 15UnknownN/A
1962Vera ParkerUnplacedUnknownN/A
1963Grace TaylorUnplacedUnknownN/A
1964Wendie BarrieUnplacedUnknownN/A
1965Mary YoungUnplacedUnknownN/A
1966Linda Ann LeesUnplacedUnknownN/A
1967Lena MacGarvieUnplacedUnknownN/A
1968Helen DavidsonUnplacedUnknownN/A
1969Sheena DrummondUnplacedWon Miss UKN/A
1970Lee Hamilton MarshallUnplaced2nd Runner-upN/A
1971Elizabeth MontgomeryUnplaced—N/A
1972Elizabeth Joan StevelyUnplaced—N/A
1973Caroline MeadeUnplaced—N/A
1974Catherine RobersonUnplaced—N/A
1975Mary KirkwoodUnplaced—N/A
1976Carol Jean Grant3rd Runner-upWon Miss UKN/A
1977Sandra Bell2nd Runner-up—N/A
1978Angela McLeodUnplaced—N/A
1979Lorraine DavidsonTop 12 (10th)1st Runner-upN/A
1980Linda Gallagher1st Runner-up—N/A
1981Anne McFarlaneUnplaced—N/A
1982Georgina KearneyUnplaced2nd Runner-upN/A
1983Linda RentonUnplaced—N/A
1984May MonaghanUnplaced—N/A
1985Jacqueline HendrieUnplaced—N/A
1986Natalie N. DevlinUnplaced—N/A
1987Eileen CattersonDid not participate—N/A
1988Amanda LairdUnplaced—N/A
1989Victoria LaceUnplaced2nd Runner-upN/A
1990Karina FergusonUnplaced—N/A
Notes:
  • Pre 1970, only Miss United Kingdom victories are listed; whether the Miss Scotland winners in those years was a runner-up, was unplaced or even participated is unknown.
  • Post 1970, for Miss United Kingdom, only the Top 3 results are listed; for the Miss Scotland winners in that period that did not place in the top three, their result or participation details are unknown.
  • 1963 Miss Scotland, Grace Taylor, won theMiss Congeniality award atMiss Universe 1963.
  • 1964 Miss Scotland was originally 19 year-old Doreen Swan of Glasgow, but in July 1964 she pulled out of the contest after complaining she had been "over-chaperoned" and held like a "prisoner" in her hotel room.[1] She was replaced by 21-year-old Wendie Barrie, also from Glasgow. The following year Swan, having moved to Dundee, was crowned 'Miss Arbroath'.
  • 1976 Miss Scotland, Carol Jean Grant, is the only woman from Scotland to have placed in the top five at both Miss Universe and Miss World, finishing fourth at both in 1976.
  • 1979 Miss Scotland, Lorraine Davidson, also placed as 3rd runner-up atMiss International 1980, competing as Miss Great Britain.
  • 1987 Miss Scotland, Eileen Catterson, was disqualified from competing in the 1987 Miss Universe due to being under age (she was 17). This makes 1987 the only year in the period 1961-1990, that Scotland were not represented at Miss Universe. Catterson competed in the following year's Miss Europe pageant, but was unplaced.

Miss Scotland 1997-present

Since 1999, the winner of Miss Scotland has represented her country at theMiss World pageant.

YearMiss ScotlandHometownPlacement at Miss WorldMiss United Kingdom
1997Isla SutherlandAlloaDid not competeN/A
1998Laura GilmourLarbertDid not competeN/A
1999Stephanie NorrieCumbernauldUnplacedN/A
2000Michelle WatsonMotherwellUnplacedMiss UK
2001Juliet-Jane HorneAberdeen2nd Runner-UpMiss UK
2002Paula MurphyStirlingUnplacedUnknown
2003Nicola JollyAberdeenUnplacedMiss UK
2004Lois WeatherupLinlithgowUnplacedUnknown
2005Aisling FrielGlasgowUnplacedUnknown
2006Nicola McLeanAberdeenshireTop 17Miss UK
2007Nieve JenningsBishopbriggs unplacedMiss UK
2008Stephanie WillemseGlasgowUnplacedUnknown
2009Katharine BrownDunblaneUnplacedMiss UK
2010Nicola MimnaghKilbarchanTop 25Miss UK
2011Jennifer ReochGlasgowTop 71st Runner-up
2012Nicole TreacyPaisleyUnplacedUnknown
2013Jamey BowersEdinburghUnplacedUnknown
2014Ellie McKeatingMilngavieTop 251st Runner-up
2015Mhairi FergussonStirlingTop 20Miss UK
2016Lucy Kerr[2]GlasgowUnplacedUnknown
2017Romy McCahill[3]MilngavieUnplacedUnknown
2018Linzi MclellandEast KilbrideTop 12Miss UK
2019Keryn MatthewEdinburghTop 40Unknown
2020Due to the impact ofCOVID-19 pandemic, no pageant in 2020
2021Claudia Todd[4]BothwellUnplacedUnknown
2022Due to the impact ofCOVID-19 pandemic, no pageant in 2022
2023Lucy Thomson[5](Dethroned)EdinburghDid not competeUnknown
Chelsie Allison[6](Assumed)InvernessUnplacedUnknown
Notes:
  • AtMiss World 2001, as the highest placed contestant from Europe, Juliet-Jane Horne was awarded the title ofContinental Queen of Europe.
  • AtMiss World 2006, Nicola Mclean reached the Top 17 semi-final but was not selected as one of the 6 finalists. Her overall position was 10th.
  • AtMiss World 2007, Nieve Jennings was runner-up in Talent fast track and third in Sports fast track, and narrowly missed the Top 16 semifinal, finishing 17th. She was also one of the three soloists to record the Olympic anthem "Light up the Passion, Share the Dream".
  • AtMiss World 2011, Jennifer Reoch became Scotland's second most successful entrant of the 21st century by reaching the final seven. Miss England,Alize Mounter also reached the final seven and took the Miss UK title (Mounter was 4th overall, Reoch 7th).
  • AtMiss World 2015, Mhairi Fergusson's overall placement was 18th.
  • Miss Scotland 2002, 2004, 2005, 2008 and 2012, did not win the Miss UK title but their UK placements are unknown.

See also

References

  1. ^'Miss Scotland quits U.S. beauty show',Press and Journal, 14 July 1964, p.5. See also: 'Phone call mystery',Press and Journal, 8 August 1964, p.1.
  2. ^"Congratulations to Scotland's new ambassador Lucy Kerr, our first red headed Miss Scotland in 18 years!".Miss Scotland en Facebook. 26 August 2016.
  3. ^"Miss Scotland 2017 is Romy McCahill". theofficialmissscotland. 24 August 2017.
  4. ^"Bothwell beauty is crowned Miss Scotland 2021".Daily Record (Scotland). 1 September 2021.
  5. ^"Miss Scotland 2022 Crowned".missworld.com. 24 October 2023.
  6. ^"Miss World Scotland". 31 October 2023.Archived from the original on 25 February 2011. Retrieved31 October 2023.

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