MISS MOTOR SPEEDWAY 2011
HALEY JULE LONDON
Haley London is a 21 year old Dietetic Intern at The University of Central Arkansas where she works alongside professionals and is gaining experience necessary to become a registered dietitian. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Western Kentucky University in 2011 with a Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management and Dietetics with a concentration in Nutrition and Dietetics. During her time at Western, she was a member of the WKU Dance Team, President’s List, Dean’s List, Gamma Beta Phi National Honor Society, and Secretary of Phi Upsilon Omicron, a service based honors society for exceptional hospitality students.
In her previous pageant experience she has won several titles including Miss Junior Kentucky American Teen, Miss Daviess County, Miss Henderson County, and Miss Kentucky Motor Speedway. In conjunction with volunteering for Speedway Children’s Charities and other groups through the Motor Speedway Organization, she also volunteers locally with Relay for Life, Court Appointed Special Advocates, The Dream Factory, and much more. Aside from pageantry and volunteer work, she most enjoys sewing and quilting in her free time. In her year as Miss Motor Speedway 2011 she is eager to interact with race fans at various tracks across the country and raise money for children in need.
In her previous pageant experience she has won several titles including Miss Junior Kentucky American Teen, Miss Daviess County, Miss Henderson County, and Miss Kentucky Motor Speedway. In conjunction with volunteering for Speedway Children’s Charities and other groups through the Motor Speedway Organization, she also volunteers locally with Relay for Life, Court Appointed Special Advocates, The Dream Factory, and much more. Aside from pageantry and volunteer work, she most enjoys sewing and quilting in her free time. In her year as Miss Motor Speedway 2011 she is eager to interact with race fans at various tracks across the country and raise money for children in need.
MISS TEEN MOTOR SPEEDWAY 2011
EMILY JOY KINZER
"In desperate times much more than anything else, people need perspective. For perspective brings calm. Calm leads to clear thinking. Clear thinking leads to new ideas, and new ideas produce the bloom.. of an answer."--The Noticer
Emily Joy Kinzer is a 19 year old phenomenon . While attending Columbia Central High School, she received numerous awards including being nominated a Girl's State Delegate, Who's Who Among All-American Scholars and was also nominated Miss CHS by her classmates. She also held several leadership roles including Student Body Vice-President, HOSA Vice President, Editor of the Signal Yearbook as well as the Starting Pitcher on the Lady Lions Softball Team where she received a three year letter award. She has won numerous pageants including Miss Maury County, Miss Fairest of the Fair, and Miss Maury Regional.
Emily is a freshman at Columbia State Community College where she is majoring in Broadcast Journalism. Aside from being a full time student, she is employed by O'Charley's of Columbia and the Admissions Office at CSCC. She enjoys competing in pageants, public speaking, working out, outdoor activities such as playing softball, riding four-wheelers, boating, snowboarding, and now learning about a new passion: The world of Motorsports. Emily has a passion for helping those in need and has volunteered at Maury Regional Medical Center, The Boy's and Girl's Club, and The Habitat for Humanity. She is very honored to be representing the Miss Motor Speedway Organization this year as Miss Teen Motor Speedway 2011. Emily will use her reign to "Make a MARK in the Lives of Others That Can't be ERASED." One of her favorite quotes is “Don't out live your life, it was meant to be used up."--Winston Churchill.
Emily Joy Kinzer is a 19 year old phenomenon . While attending Columbia Central High School, she received numerous awards including being nominated a Girl's State Delegate, Who's Who Among All-American Scholars and was also nominated Miss CHS by her classmates. She also held several leadership roles including Student Body Vice-President, HOSA Vice President, Editor of the Signal Yearbook as well as the Starting Pitcher on the Lady Lions Softball Team where she received a three year letter award. She has won numerous pageants including Miss Maury County, Miss Fairest of the Fair, and Miss Maury Regional.
Emily is a freshman at Columbia State Community College where she is majoring in Broadcast Journalism. Aside from being a full time student, she is employed by O'Charley's of Columbia and the Admissions Office at CSCC. She enjoys competing in pageants, public speaking, working out, outdoor activities such as playing softball, riding four-wheelers, boating, snowboarding, and now learning about a new passion: The world of Motorsports. Emily has a passion for helping those in need and has volunteered at Maury Regional Medical Center, The Boy's and Girl's Club, and The Habitat for Humanity. She is very honored to be representing the Miss Motor Speedway Organization this year as Miss Teen Motor Speedway 2011. Emily will use her reign to "Make a MARK in the Lives of Others That Can't be ERASED." One of her favorite quotes is “Don't out live your life, it was meant to be used up."--Winston Churchill.
MISS JUNIOR MOTOR SPEEDWAY 2011
LIZ ABIGAIL QUALLS
Without leaps of imagination, or dreaming, we lose the excitement of possibilities. Dreaming, after all, is a form of planning. – Gloria Steinem
Liz Qualls is a 13 year old 7th grade honor student at White County High School in Sparta, TN. She has been crowned the DeKalb County Fair Queen and the White County Fair Queen, but she is truly the queen of the basketball court and plans to help Pat Summit achieve her 1300th win when she plays for the Lady Volunteers of Tennessee after high school.
Liz also has plans to continue being a Volunteer as she works with Habitat for Humanity. She has a special place in her heart for the victims of childhood cancer.
Liz enjoys any and all outdoor activities. She may be a pageant girly girl, but she can hang with the boys whether on the basketball court or on a 4-wheeler. In addition to basketball, she plays volleyball and also tumbles. She is a quiet girl who loves to listen and seldom gets rowdy, unless it’s on the court or the pageant stage! Liz is ecstatic to be the mascot of PRINCESS "4" a Day for the Miss Motor Speedway Organization.
Liz Qualls is a 13 year old 7th grade honor student at White County High School in Sparta, TN. She has been crowned the DeKalb County Fair Queen and the White County Fair Queen, but she is truly the queen of the basketball court and plans to help Pat Summit achieve her 1300th win when she plays for the Lady Volunteers of Tennessee after high school.
Liz also has plans to continue being a Volunteer as she works with Habitat for Humanity. She has a special place in her heart for the victims of childhood cancer.
Liz enjoys any and all outdoor activities. She may be a pageant girly girl, but she can hang with the boys whether on the basketball court or on a 4-wheeler. In addition to basketball, she plays volleyball and also tumbles. She is a quiet girl who loves to listen and seldom gets rowdy, unless it’s on the court or the pageant stage! Liz is ecstatic to be the mascot of PRINCESS "4" a Day for the Miss Motor Speedway Organization.
