Kaylah Walton
Abbie Stockard from Alabama has claimed the Miss America title at the contest held in the Walt Disney Theater, Orlando, Florida.
Stockard secured her victory over Annette Addo-Yobo, the contestant from Texas, who will take over the crown if Stockard steps down for any reason.
Finishing in third place was Carley Vogel, Miss Tennessee, while Casana Fink from Florida and Stephanie Finoti from Ohio also made it to the final rankings, rounding out the top contestants.
The event was a dazzling showcase, featuring 52 representatives from various states, culminating a week of festivities in Orlando, Florida.
The judges recognized 11 semifinalists for their standout performances in the talent category, as
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During the pageant, the contestants showcased their skills in both fitness and evening gown segments.
The event culminated in the announcement of the five finalists, who impressed the judges during a questioning round, captivating the audience throughout the night.
The gala also honored Peyton Bolling, who was crowned Miss America’s Teen 2025 the previous day.
Introducing Abbie Stockard, the newly crowned Miss America
In 2025, Abbie Stockard was named Miss America, earning the chance to serve as a brand ambassador across the United States, along with a $50,000 scholarship for her education.
Born in 2003, Abbie Stockard hails from Vestavia Hills. She was formerly a student at Auburn University, but took a year off to fulfill her duties as Miss Alabama, with plans to resume her studies in Nursing.
Abbie is passionate about cystic fibrosis research and has dedicated her efforts to fundraising for this important cause.
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