Your chance to become the next Miss Door County, Miss Door County Teen, or Miss Cherryland has arrived.
The Miss Door County organization opened its application window this week as they prepare for the pageant on February 1st. In August, the organization announced that Miss Door County and Miss Door County Teen was expanding its reach to allow students from Algoma and Luxemburg-Casco. Those competing for the Miss Cherryland title can come from an even larger footprint, encompassing Kewaunee, Brown, Outagamie, Waupaca, Shawano, Menominee, Oconto, Marinette, Langlade, Forest, and Florence counties.
Miss Door County Kylee Duessler says that when she got involved with the program, she wanted to help it grow and believes its expansion will do just that.
Miss Door County Teen Emily Bley hopes the area's young women will be inspired to compete for more than $10,000 in scholarships.
The areas of competition include private interviews, artistic expression in talent, lifestyle and fitness in sportswear, on-stage interviews, and evening gowns. You can click this link to submit your application.
To be eligible to compete for the titles of Miss Door County / Teen a woman must:
- Must live, work, or go to school full-time in Door County, Algoma, or Luxemburg-Casco
- Miss contestants must be at least 18, but no older than 27, at the Miss Wisconsin competition in June 2025
- Teen contestants must be at least 14, but no older than 18, at the Miss Wisconsin competition in June 2025
- Note: 18-year-olds have the option to choose if they would like to be a Miss or a Teen contestant
To be eligible to compete for the title of Miss Cherryland a woman must:
- Must live, work, or go to school full-time in the following counties: Kewaunee, Brown, Outagamie, Waupaca, Shawano, Menominee, Oconto, Marinette, Langlade, Forest, and Florence
- Miss contestants must be at least 18, but no older than 27, at the Miss Wisconsin competition
