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Haley Watson Is Miss Flagler County 2012

June 24, 2012 | FlaglerLive | 2 Comments

Haley Watson, Miss Flagler County 2012. Click on the image for larger view. (© FlaglerLive)

Last Updated: 8:39 p.m.

Sunday evening update: Haley Watson, the 20-year-old Daytona State College student and founder of the President of May Day Memorial Charity Foundation–a non-profit organization that raises awareness of heart disease–is the new Miss Flagler County.

Watson also won the best bathing suit and best evening gown categories.

First runner-up and the Miss Personality winner is Chelsea Barney. Second runner-up is Kerry Norberg. Third runner-up, and the winner of this year’s essay prize, is Alexa Miller.

In the younger categories, McKenzie Campbell won Little Miss Flagler (ages 5-7); Hannah Grace Blevins won the 8-11 category; and Emily Palisoc won Miss Junior Flagler County.

Miss Flagler County, 1968-2010

YearWinner
2012Haley Watson
2011Alexa Linn Gardner
2010Amanda Dack
2009Danielle Kelly
2008Amanda Calderon
2007Bernice Lopez
2006Queen-Nicole Kelley
2005Michelle Kress
2004Katie Edmonson
2003Jessica Larmore
2002Sarah Holland
2001Racheal DeLarosa
2000Christina Broadhurst
1999Lauren Coleman
1998Christin Chandler `
1997Amanda Shook
1996Brady Enterkin
1995Coleen Winchcomb
1994Maria Henry
1993Elizabeth McLaughlin
1992Elana Donahoo
1991Michelle Zammikoe
1990Kyra Cammarata
1989Tiffany Frassrand
1988Nancy Craciun
1987Rose Wilson
1986Lisa Truman
1983Tressie DuPont
1979Laura Leonardo
1977Sharon Zabitosky Wilcox
1976Tancy Wilson
1968Joanne Wilson
If anyone knows of other winners in the missing years, please let us know by emailing us here.

The earlier story with links to all contestants’ pages and images, below.

Neither Rain Nor Heat Nor Gloom Will Stop Today’s Miss Flagler County Pageant

It’s pageant time again.

Pageant Director Elizabeth McLaughlin, left, and Zoee Forehand of Z Wave Surf Shop. Click on the image for larger view. (© FlaglerLive)
Pageant Director Elizabeth McLaughlin, left, and Zoee Forehand of Z Wave Surf Shop. Click on the image for larger view. (© FlaglerLive)
Come rain or more rain, and there will be buckets of it, the annual Miss Flagler County Scholarship Pageant is scheduled to start at 3 p.m. this Sunday afternoon and at the Flagler Auditorium, with the Little Miss Flagler County division. Alexa Linn Gardner, last year’s winner in older girls’ division, will be relinquishing her crown when that part of the pageant begins at 7 p.m. This year’s queen will be sent to Miss Florida USA on July 14, 2013, as the delegate for Flagler County, at Bailey Concert Hall in Fort Lauderdale. The current Miss Florida is Lissette Garcia , a South Florida medical student who eats vegetables and chocolate, works out six times a day and–don’t try this at home, girls–is already thinking about cosmetic surgery “when,” she says, “gravity hits.”

Other 2011 Flagler County winners who’ll be passing on their crowns: Rayliana Giaccone is the 5-7 age category, Destiny Cole in the 8-11, and Shanna Mae Merceron in the 12-15.


The rain is no surprise. This year’s photo shoots in Flagler Beach were a drench of wind and skies more worthy of Hamburg than Florida. It took all we had to manipulate light in the pictures to something worthy of the contestants.

All the contestants in their respective divisions are introduced in the clickable chart below, which will take you to their individual pages and portraits, with thanks to Cheryl Tristam, who edited the photos and prepared pages and the galleries. Links to previous years’ pageants are also provided.

As always, the pageant is sponsored by Z-Wave Surf Shop in Flagler Beach.

Here’s Sunday’s lineup:

Little Miss Flagler County (ages 5-7 and ages 8-11), 3 p.m.

Miss Junior Flagler County (ages 12-15), 5 p.m.

Miss Flagler County (ages 16-22), 7 p.m.

Keep in mind, Miss Flagler County Pageant requires separate ticket from earlier pageants. Tickets are $5, and $3 for children 10 and under.

The Complete Miss Flagler County Pageant Image and Portrait Galleries

2013
Little Miss Flagler County 2013 Contestants, Ages 5-7
Little Miss Flagler County 2013 Contestants, Ages 8-11
Miss Junior Flagler County 2013 Contestants, Ages 12-15
Miss Flagler County 2013 Scholarship Pageant Contestants, Ages 16-23
2012
Meet the 2012 Miss Flagler County Contestants: The Overview
Little Miss Flagler County 2012 Contestants, Ages 5-7
Little Miss Flagler County 2012 Contestants, Ages 8-11
Miss Junior Flagler County 2012 Contestants, Ages 12-15
Miss Flagler County 2012 Scholarship Pageant Contestants, Ages 16-23
2011
Meet the 2011 Miss Flagler County Contestants: The Overview
Little Miss Flagler County 2011 Contestants, Ages 5-7
Little Miss Flagler County 2011 Contestants, Ages 8-11
Miss Junior Flagler County 2011 Contestants, Ages 12-15
Miss Flagler County 2011 Scholarship Pageant Contestants, Ages 16-23
2010
Meet the 2010 Miss Flagler County Contestants: The Overview
Little Miss Flagler County Contestants, Ages 5-7
Little Miss Flagler County 2010 Contestants, Ages 8-11
Miss Junior Flagler County 2010 Contestants, Ages 12-15
Miss Flagler County 2010 Scholarship Pageant Contestants, Ages 16-23
The crown in a quiet moment last week. (© FlaglerLive)
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  1. tulip says

    June 24, 2012 at 1:28 pm

    Despite the weather—-you got some great pictures of all the pretty young ladies.

  2. Outsider says

    June 25, 2012 at 10:04 pm

    Funny moment during the 5 to 7 year old pageant: when one of the contestants was asked why she wanted to be Little Ms. Flagler County, she pulled no punches. “I want the crown!” she declared.

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