1. Results
    Placements  Special awards  Final competition scores 

2. Judges

3. Delegates

4. Contestant notes

5. References

}}Miss Teen USA 1985, the third Miss Teen USA pageant, was televised live from the James L. Knight International Center Arena in Miami, Florida on 22 January 1985. At the conclusion of the final competition, Kelly Hu of Hawaii was crowned by outgoing queen Cherise Haugen of Illinois.

Results

Placements

Special awards

Final competition scores

     Winner

     First runner-up

     Second runner-up

     Third runner-up

     Fourth runner-up

Judges

• Ken Swofford
• Cathy Rigby McCoy
• Christian LeBlanc
• Ruth Zakarian - Miss Teen USA 1983 from New York
• Rowdy Gaines
• Lindsay Bloom
• Eric Van Lustbader
• Krista Tesreau
• Mayf Nutter
• Rebe Jackson
• Frank Bonner

Delegates

The Miss Teen USA 1985 delegates were:

• {{flagicon|Alabama}} Alabama - Teresa King
• {{flagicon|Alaska}} Alaska - Debbie Essin
• {{flagicon|Arizona}} Arizona - Vanessa Stetson
• {{flagicon|Arkansas}} Arkansas - Rhonda Heird
• {{flagicon|California}} California - Sharon Gunther
• {{flagicon|Colorado}} Colorado - Debbie James
• {{flagicon|Connecticut}} Connecticut - Kris Kunst
• {{flagicon|Delaware}} Delaware - Julie Weasley
• {{flagicon|Washington, D.C.}} District of Columbia - Meisha Hayes
• {{flagicon|Florida}} Florida - Erin Townsend
• {{flagicon|Georgia (U.S. state)}} Georgia - Meredith Brown
• {{flagicon|Hawaii}} Hawaii - Kelly Hu
• {{flagicon|Idaho}} Idaho - Tracey Shirley
• {{flagicon|Illinois}} Illinois - Lisa Jessen
• {{flagicon|Indiana}} Indiana - Diana Ballard
• {{flagicon|Iowa}} Iowa - Alisha Black
• {{flagicon|Kansas}} Kansas - Tammy Lampton
• {{flagicon|Kentucky}} Kentucky - Leanne Gregory
• {{flagicon|Louisiana}} Louisiana - Julie Semika
• {{flagicon|Maine}} Maine - Tracy Smith
• {{flagicon|Maryland}} Maryland - Lynn Bogardus
• {{flagicon|Massachusetts}} Massachusetts - Maria Ingles
• {{flagicon|Michigan}} Michigan - Tracey Shaw
• {{flagicon|Minnesota}} Minnesota - Lana Burke
• {{flagicon|Mississippi}} Mississippi - Chelle Wilson
• {{flagicon|Missouri}} Missouri - Rhonda Hoglan
• {{flagicon|Montana}} Montana - Katie Adams
• {{flagicon|Nebraska}} Nebraska - Tina Farber
• {{flagicon|Nevada}} Nevada - Leslie Peterson
• {{flagicon|New Hampshire}} New Hampshire - Katherine Borski
• {{flagicon|New Jersey}} New Jersey - Sharon Turner
• {{flagicon|New Mexico}} New Mexico - Teresa Rodriguez
• {{flagicon|New York}} New York - Shelley Lown
• {{flagicon|North Carolina}} North Carolina - Kimberly Jordan
• {{flagicon|North Dakota}} North Dakota - Jill Hutchinson
• {{flagicon|Ohio}} Ohio - Meg Scranton
• {{flagicon|Oklahoma}} Oklahoma - Julie Khourey
• {{flagicon|Oregon}} Oregon - Olga Calderon
• {{flagicon|Pennsylvania}} Pennsylvania - Kari Bernowski
• {{flagicon|Rhode Island}} Rhode Island - Chris Pavalli
• {{flagicon|South Carolina}} South Carolina - Jennifer Neuen
• {{flagicon|South Dakota}} South Dakota - Sarah Bergraft
• {{flagicon|Tennessee}} Tennessee - Tammy Woods
• {{flagicon|Texas}} Texas - Konae Wehle
• {{flagicon|Utah}} Utah - Susan Nelson
• {{flagicon|Vermont}} Vermont - Wanda Minard
• {{flagicon|Virginia}} Virginia - Alice Robinson
• {{flagicon|Washington}} Washington - Dru Homer
• {{flagicon|West Virginia}} West Virginia - Kelly Porterfield - Best State Costume Winner^[1]
• {{flagicon|Wisconsin}} Wisconsin - Maria Kim
• {{flagicon|Wyoming}} Wyoming - Emily Ernst

Contestant notes

• In 1993 Kelly Hu became the first Miss Teen USA winner to win a Miss USA state pageant. As Miss Hawaii USA she competed in the Miss USA 1993 pageant, making the finals and finishing 4th (3rd runner up, top 6 finalist), and winning the Miss Photogenic award.
• Other delegates who later competed in the Miss USA pageant were:
  • Debbie James (Colorado) - Miss Colorado USA 1989 (Top 10 Semifinalist at Miss USA 1989)
  • Rhonda Hoglan (Missouri) - Miss Missouri USA 1989
  • Julie Khourey (Oklahoma) - Miss Oklahoma USA 1991 (Top 6 Finalist at Miss USA 1991)
  • Olga Calderon (Oregon) - Miss Oregon USA 1991 (Semi-finalist at Miss USA 1991)
• Two contestants later competed in the Miss America pageant: Maria Kim (Wisconsin) who was Miss Wisconsin 1987, and Teresa Rodriguez (New Mexico) who was Miss New Mexico 1988

References

• Woodlawn Preserve
• Woodlawn Quaker Meetinghouse
• Woodlawn-Rockdale-Milford Mills, Maryland
• Woodlawn, Schenectady, New York
• Woodlawn Stakes
• Woodlawn Station
• Woodlawn Station (disambiguation)
• Woodlawn (St. Marys, Maryland)
• Woodlawn, Tennessee
• Woodleaf
• Woodleaf, CA
• Woodleaf, Yuba County, California
• Woodleigh
• Woodleigh (disambiguation)
• Woodleigh School
• Woodleigh School (disambiguation)
• Woodleigh School, New Zealand
• Woodleigh School, UK
• Woodlesford station
• Woodley and Earley Chronicle
• Woodley (LACMTA station)
• Woodley Mansion
• Woodley Park, D.C.
• Woodley Park, D C
• Woodley Park, D. C.