Zoe Janae Kent Ferraro, 17, of Warr Acres, Oklahoma, United States is Miss Oklahoma Teen USA 2018. She is the 36th holder of the title.

Miss Oklahoma Teen USA 2018 

The Miss Oklahoma Teen USA 2018 coronation ceremony was held at The Grand Casino Hotel Resort in Shawnee, Oklahoma on December 17, 2017. The winner will represent Oklahoma in the 36th edition of Miss Teen USA.

Miss USA 2001 and Miss Universe 2001 second runner-up Kandace Gayle Krueger Matthews served as a Miss Oklahoma Teen USA 2018 judge along with Bayleigh Dayton, Chelsea Reardon Leemon, Doug Barber and Neil Patel. Here are the results:

PLACEMENT	CANDIDATE
Miss Oklahoma Teen USA 2018	Zoe Ferraro Warr Acres
1st runner-up	Molly McKinney Jenks
2nd runner-up	Jordan Flippo
3rd runner-up	Morgan Crippen Stillwater
4th runner-up	Hosanna Hales Green Country
Top 13	Bianca House (Cashion) Danika Christopherson (Comanche County) Catherine Brown (Edmond) Tahirah Naidu (Oklahoma City) Taylor Harrell (Perry) Hailey Carver (Prairie Plains) Brittney Laswell (Sooner State) Meleah Holland (Yukon)

Warr Acres

Warr Acres is a unique enclave city defined by its independent spirit and neighborhood charm. Incorporated in 1948, the municipality was named after its visionary developer, C.B. Warr, who envisioned a well-planned suburban community to accommodate the post-World War II housing boom.

Geographically compact, the city is entirely surrounded by Oklahoma City and Bethany. Despite its location within a massive metro network, Warr Acres maintains its own distinct municipal identity, complete with its own dedicated police, fire, and civic services. Macarthur Boulevard and Northwest Expressway serve as the primary commercial arteries, hosting a diverse array of local businesses, multi-ethnic eateries, and retail spaces.

Shawnee

Shawnee serves as a vibrant regional hub that beautifully blends deep historical roots with small-town appeal. Originally settled in the late 19th century following the Land Run of 1891, the city was shaped by a unique convergence of Native American heritages and early American settlers. Today, the city is the county seat of Pottawatomie County and serves as the headquarters for the Absentee Shawnee Tribe and Citizen Potawatomi Nation.

With a growing population of around 32,000 residents, contemporary Shawnee successfully balances its historic identity with modern growth. It has evolved into a thriving micropolitan area anchored by major institutions, including Oklahoma Baptist University and a robust aerospace manufacturing presence tied to nearby Tinker Air Force Base.