Miss Cook Islands

Miss Cook Islands

Formation	1979
Type	Beauty pageant
Headquarters	Avarua
Location	Cook Islands
Membership	Miss Universe Miss World Miss Earth
Official language	English
Staff	Mrs. Pai Chambers (Patron), Mr. Clee Marsters (President), Mrs. Ellena Tavioni-Pittman (Vice-President)
Website	website

Miss Cook Islands is a national Beauty pageant in Cook Islands.

History

The Miss Cook Islands pageant started in 1979 and usually held once every two years. The pageant is framed as a tourist attraction, although few tourists attended. The main sponsors at the pageant are connected to the tourist industry. The Miss Cook Islands pageant was previously categorized in three sections, such as Swimwear Competition, Evening Gown Competition and Talent Show. Before selecting the winner, the pageant will also select some important special awards for Miss Pre-Pageant Interview, Miss Congeniality, Miss Photogenic, Miss Swimwear, Miss Deportment, Miss Talent, Miss Personality and Miss Evening Gown & Stage Interview. Miss Cook Islands 2015 and Miss Aitutaki 2015, Felicia George, was crowned on Saturday 12 September 2015 at the National Auditorium.^[1]

Titleholders

Color key

•      Declared as Winner
•      Ended as runner-up
•      Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists

Below are Miss Cook Islands representatives who competed at the International pageants.

Year	Miss Cook Islands	Miss South Pacific	Miss Universe	Miss World	Miss Earth
2016	Natalia Short	- TBA	Did not compete	- TBA	- TBA
2015	Felicia George	- Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
2012	Teuira Napa	- Miss South Pacific 2013	Did not compete	Did not compete	- Unplaced
2011	Kate Ngatokorua	- 1st Runner-up	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
2010	Joyana Meyer	Miss South Pacific 2010	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
2010	Uirangi Bishop	- 4th Runner-up	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
2009	Engara Melanie Amanda	- 1st Runner-up	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
2006	Krystina Te-Rangi	- Miss South Pacific 2006	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
2004	Noovai Tylor	- 1st Runner-up	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
2002	Donna Tuarra	- 1st Runner-up	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
1999	Louisa Maire Browne	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
1998	Tina Vogel	- 3rd Runner-up	- Unplaced (1999)	Did not compete	Did not compete
1995	Vicky Keil	- 4th Runner-up	- Unplaced (1996)	Did not compete	Did not compete
1994	Tarita Brown	- Miss South Pacific 1994	- Unplaced (1995)	Did not compete	Did not compete
1993	Leilani Brown	Did not compete	- Unplaced (1994)	Did not compete	Did not compete
1991	Jeanine Tuavera	Did not compete	- Unplaced (1992)	Did not compete	Did not compete
1990	Raema Chitty	Did not compete	- Unplaced (1991)	Did not compete	Did not compete
1989	Angela Manarangi	Did not compete	Did not compete	- Unplaced (1990)	Did not compete
1988	Annie Wigmore	Did not compete	Did not compete	- Unplaced	Did not compete
1986	Michelle Oberg	Did not compete	Did not compete	- Unplaced (1987)	Did not compete
1985	Lorna Sawtell	Did not compete	- Unplaced (1986)	Did not compete	Did not compete
1984	Essie Mokotupu	Did not compete	- Unplaced (1985)	Did not compete	Did not compete
1983	Margaret Brown	Did not compete	- Unplaced (1984)	Did not compete	Did not compete
1982	Carmena Blake	Did not compete	- Unplaced (1983)	Did not compete	Did not compete
1981	Celine Tommy	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
1980	Moari Luka-Fortes	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
1979	Ellena Tavioni	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
1973	Ina Manuel Karika	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
1972	Joanna Taria Rere	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
1961	Utanga Scott	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete
1960	Taringa Baudinet	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete	Did not compete

References

1. http://www.cookislandsnews.com/item/53874-one-crown-but-seven-winners/53874-one-crown-but-seven-winners