fiction.wikisort.org - ActorChristie Lee Woods (born October 21, 1977[citation needed]) is an American model and actress who, in 1996, was the first Texan to capture the Miss Teen USA crown.
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Miss Teen USA 1996 and The Amazing Race 5 runner-up
Christie Lee Woods |
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Born | (1977-10-21) October 21, 1977 (age 44)
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Occupation | pageant titleholder, actress, model |
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Beauty pageant titleholder |
Title | Miss Texas Teen USA 1996 Miss Teen USA 1996 |
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Major competition(s) | Miss Texas Teen USA 1996 (Winner) Miss Teen USA 1996 (Winner) Miss Texas USA 2002 (3rd Runner-Up) Miss Texas USA 2003 (Top 12) Miss Texas USA 2004 (Top 12) |
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Woods first came to prominence as a beauty queen, winning the titles of Miss Texas Teen USA and Miss Teen USA 1996. She later appeared as an actress and as a participant on reality television show, The Amazing Race.
Pageants
Miss Teen USA 1996
Woods won the Miss Houston Teen USA title in 1995, then competed in Miss Texas Teen USA 1996, winning the title. She represented Texas in the 1996 Miss Teen USA pageant broadcast live from Las Cruces, New Mexico in August 1996, and became the first woman from her state to win the Miss Teen USA title.
As Miss Teen USA, her sister titleholders were, Alicia Machado, Miss Universe 1996, of Venezuela, and Ali Landry, Miss USA 1996, of Louisiana.
She also reigned alongside Brook Lee, who briefly held the title of Miss USA 1997 before winning the 1997 Miss Universe pageant; and Miss Teen USA 1989 and 1st runner-up to Miss USA 1997, Brandi Sherwood, who succeeded Lee as Miss USA.
During her reign, Woods traveled extensively throughout the United States and made appearances for charity, giving up her title in August 1997, when she crowned Shelly Moore of Tennessee as Miss Teen USA 1997 in her home state, Texas.
Miss Texas USA 2002
In 2001, Woods returned to pageantry and competed in the Miss Texas USA 2002 pageant as Miss Central Texas. She was one of six former Miss Texas Teen USA titleholders to participate in the event. Woods won the swimsuit, interview, and Miss Photogenic awards, but only placed third runner-up. This was the first time that a former Miss Teen USA titleholder did not win a Miss USA state pageant on their first try. Woods' successor to the Miss Texas Teen USA title, Andria Mullins, also lost and placed second runner-up to eventual winner, Miss Dallas Fort Worth, Kasi Kelly, who was not even a former Miss Texas Teen USA.
Miss Texas USA 2003
The following year, Woods tried and won the Miss Houston USA title, gaining the right to compete at Miss Texas USA 2003 and once again failed to win the crown, only placing as one of the semifinalists alongside Mullins, who also competed, but was not crowned either. This time Woods' predecessor to the Miss Texas Teen USA crown, Mandy Jeffreys, matched Woods' 2002 placement as third runner-up, only to lose to Nicole O'Brian, Miss Texas Teen USA 2000, who could not capture the Miss Teen USA 2000 or Miss USA 2003 crowns.
Miss Texas USA 2004
Woods competed for the third time in Miss Texas USA 2004, and again only placed in the semifinals. This was her last attempt at the title, because of age restrictions imposed on contestants.
Woods would represent the changing times, where none of the former Miss Teen USA titleholders would win a Miss USA state crown. Jamie Solinger of Iowa (3rd runner-up to Mrs. America 2005) and Shauna Gambill of California (first runner-up to Miss USA 1998 and Top 10 at Miss World 1998) would be the last in 1998.
Television
Acting
Woods played Rowena in the TV series The New Adventures of Robin Hood in the late 1990s. She also had guest appearances on Malibu, CA (1998) and USA High (1998).
The Amazing Race
Woods appeared with her then boyfriend, now life partner, Colin Guinn on The Amazing Race 5 and placed second.[1]
Woods and Guinn were also expecting to be in the All-Star edition of the show; however, Woods was expecting the couple's first child and therefore could not participate.[2]
In 2019, Woods and Guinn competed on and won The Amazing Race 31.[3]
References
External links
Miss Teen USA titleholders |
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1980s |
- Ruth Zakarian (1983)
- Cherise Haugen (1984)
- Kelly Hu (1985)
- Allison Brown (1986)
- Kristi Addis (1987)
- Mindy Duncan (1988)
- Brandi Sherwood (1989)
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1990s |
- Bridgette Wilson (1990)
- Janel Bishop (1991)
- Jamie Solinger (1992)
- Charlotte Lopez (1993)
- Shauna Gambill (1994)
- Keylee Sue Sanders (1995)
- Christie Lee Woods (1996)
- Shelly Moore (1997)
- Vanessa Minnillo (1998)
- Ashley Coleman (1999)
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2000s |
- Jillian Parry (2000)
- Marissa Whitley (2001)
- Vanessa Semrow (2002)
- Tami Farrell (2003)
- Shelley Hennig (2004)
- Allie LaForce (2005)
- Katie Blair (2006)
- Hilary Cruz (2007)
- Stevi Perry (2008)
- Stormi Henley (2009)
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2010s |
- Kamie Crawford (2010)
- Danielle Doty (2011)
- Logan West (2012)
- Cassidy Wolf (2013)
- K. Lee Graham (2014)
- Katherine Haik (2015)
- Karlie Hay (2016)
- Sophia Dominguez-Heithoff (2017)
- Hailey Colborn (2018)
- Kaliegh Garris (2019)
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2020s |
- Kiʻilani Arruda (2020)
- Breanna Myles (2021)
- Faron Medhi (2022)
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Texas pageant winners |
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Miss Texas |
- Charmayne Smith (1939)
- Jo-Carroll Dennison (1942)
- Phyllis George (1970)
- Shirley Cothran (1974)
- Tamara Hext (1984)
- Jonna Fitzgerald (1985)
- Shilah Phillips (2006)
- Ashley Melnick (2010)
- DaNae Couch (2012)
- Monique Evans (2014)
- Shannon Sanderford (2015)
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Miss Texas USA |
- Kimberly Tomes (1977)
- Laura Martinez Herring (1985)
- Christy Fichtner (1986)
- Michelle Royer (1987)
- Courtney Gibbs (1988)
- Gretchen Polhemus (1989)
- Chelsi Smith (1995)
- Kandace Krueger (2001)
- Kasi Kelly (2002)
- Nicole O'Brian (2003)
- Tyler Willis (2005)
- Crystle Stewart (2008)
- Ana Rodriguez (2011)
- R'Bonney Gabriel (2022)
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Miss Texas Teen USA |
- Carissa Blair (1992)
- Christie Lee Woods (1996)
- Nicole O'Brian (2000)
- Kelli Harral (2009)
- Danielle Doty (2011)
- Karlie Hay (2016)
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Miss Texas World |
- Karen Brucene Smith (1971)
- Kimberly Louise Tomes (1974)
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Miss Universe Organization titleholders (1996) |
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Miss Teen USA
Christie Lee Woods
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The Amazing Race contestants |
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Winners | |
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Other contestants | Single seasons |
- Blake Mycoskie & Paige Mycoskie (Season 2)
- Gus McLeod (Season 6)
- Victoria Fuller (Season 6)
- Rebecca Cardon (Season 6)
- Brian Thomas Smith (Season 7)
- Ron Young & Kelly McCorkle (Season 7)
- Stassi Schroeder (Season 8)
- Sarah Reinertsen (Season 10)
- Ken Greene (Season 13)
- Canaan Smith (Season 15)
- Maria Ho & Tiffany Michelle (Season 15)
- Ericka Dunlap (Season 15)
- Jordan Lloyd & Jeff Schroeder (Season 16)
- Steve Smith (Season 16)
- Caite Upton (Season 16)
- Ron Kellum (Season 17)
- Kevin Wu (Season 17)
- Stephanie Smith (Season 17)
- Brook Roberts (Season 17)
- Ethan Zohn & Jenna Morasca (Season 19)
- Zac Sunderland (Season 19)
- Andy Finch & Tommy Czeschin (Season 19)
- Marcus Pollard (Season 19)
- Elliot Weber & Andrew Weber (Season 20)
- Amy Purdy (Season 21)
- James LoMenzo (Season 21)
- Chester Pitts & Ephraim Salaam (Season 23)
- Tim Sweeney (Season 23)
- Whitney Duncan (Season 25)
- Brooke Adams & Robert Strauss (Season 25)
- Bethany Hamilton (Season 25)
- Jonathan Knight (Season 26)
- Aly Dudek & Steve Langton (Season 26)
- Joslyn Davis (Season 28)
- Blair Fowler (Season 28)
- Zach King (Season 28)
- Brodie Smith (Season 28)
- Burnie Burns & Ashley Jenkins (Season 28)
- Matt Ladley (Season 29)
- Cedric Ceballos & Shawn Marion (Season 30)
- Joey Chestnut & Tim Janus (Season 30)
- Chris Marchant (Season 30)
- Alex Rossi & Conor Daly (Season 30)
- Kristi Leskinen & Jen Hudak (Season 30)
- Rupert Boneham (Season 31)
- Eliza Orlins (Season 31)
- Janelle Pierzina (Season 31)
- Chris Hammons (Season 31)
- Nicole Franzel (Season 31)
- Kellie Wells-Brinkley & LaVonne Idlette (Season 32)
- Jerry Eaves (Season 32)
- DeAngelo Williams & Gary Barnidge (Season 32)
- Anthony Sadler & Spencer Stone (Season 33)
- Ryan W. Ferguson (Season 33)
- Quinton Peron (Season 34)
- Rex Ryan (Season 34)
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Multiple seasons |
- Charla Baklayan Faddoul (Season 5 & All-Stars)
- Rob Mariano & Amber Mariano (Season 7 & All-Stars)
- Dustin-Leigh Konzelman & Kandice Pelletier (Season 10 & All-Stars)
- Mel White & Mike White (Season 14 & Unfinished Business)
- Jaime Edmondson (Season 14 & Unfinished Business)
- Herbert "Flight Time" Lang & Nathaniel "Big Easy" Lofton (Season 15, Unfinished Business, & All-Stars 2)
- Cord McCoy (Season 16, Unfinished Business, & All-Stars 2)
- Mallory Ervin (Season 17, Unfinished Business, & All-Stars 2)
- Brendon Villegas (Season 20 & All-Stars 2) & Rachel Reilly (Season 20, All-Stars 2, and Season 31)
- Natalie and Nadiya Anderson (Season 21 & All-Stars 2)
- Joey Graceffa & Meghan Camarena (Season 22 & All-Stars 2)
- Tyler Oakley (Season 28 & Season 31)
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