Title: Miss Texas USA
Content:  title, including Chelsi Smith, has been crowned Miss Universe. In the 1980s Texas won the Miss USA title five consecutive years from 1985 to 1989, a streak known as the "Texas Aces". Prior to this no state had ever won the Miss USA pageant more than two times in succession. Past state directors have included Richard Guy and Rex Holt, "GuyRex" and Al and Gail Clark of "The Crystal Group". Contestants enter by winning local pageants or may choose to compete "at large" with an assigned title. In 2001 a record number of former Miss Texas Teen USA winners, six, competed for the Miss Texas USA 2002 title.
Title: Miss Texas Teen USA
Content:  Texas's best performance came in the 1980s, where they placed in all but one year and were runners-up on five occasions. Despite this, they still placed second to New York in that decade in terms of number and value of placements. Despite being on top overall, Texas has never been the best state in any particular decade. Texas is one of the most successful states across all thirty-seven years of competition at Miss Teen USA. They have had seventeen semi-finalists, three more than any other state. They have won the crown three times (along with Oregon), in 1996 when Christie Lee Woods took the title (Woods later went on to star in The Amazing Race 5 and The Amazing Race 31) and 15 years later in 2011 when 
Title: Miss Texas USA
Content:  Unlike the rest of Miss and Teen state pageants in the Miss USA system have annually scheduled at the same time, this Miss and Teen pageants in Texas are held separately in different months, the Miss pageant goes first and is held on first Sunday of September every year. Those events have affected from the regular September schedule such as the 2018 pageant was held in January 2018 due to Hurricane Harvey devastated the pageant's host city, Houston; and the 2021 pageant was held in September 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, exactly a year originally planned for September 2020. Nine Miss Texas USA titleholders have won the Miss 
Title: Miss Texas
Content:  The following is a visual summary of the past results of Miss Texas titleholders at the national Miss America pageants/competitions. The year in parentheses indicates the year of the national competition during which a placement and/or award was garnered, not the year attached to the contestant's state title.
Title: Miss Texas USA
Content:  The Miss Texas USA competition is the pageant that selects the representative for the state Texas in the Miss USA pageant, and the name of the title held by that winner. This pageant is part of the Miss USA Organization, owned by Texas native Crystle Stewart, herself a Miss USA for 2008. The pageant is currently held in Houston. It has previously been hosted by El Paso, San Antonio, South Padre Island, Lubbock and Laredo. It was televised from 1971 to 2009. Victoria Hinojosa of McAllen was crowned Miss Texas USA 2021 on September 4, 2021 at Hilton Post Oak Hotel in Houston. She represented Texas for the title of Miss USA 2021 in November 2021, placed at the top 8.
Title: Miss Texas USA
Content:  held the Texas franchise from 1975. The term was first used in 1988 after Gibbs became their fourth consecutive titleholder, with Guy referring to the four queens as "four aces in a deck of cards", with their fifth titleholder, Kim Tomes (1977) as the "wildcard". The following year Gretchen Polhemus became the fifth and final "ace". The term is still in use. As well as directing the Texas pageant, GuyRex also acquired the Miss California USA franchise in 1986. In 1988, Diana Magaña of California placed first runner-up to Gibbs, the fourth ace. The two had both undergone extensive preparation by GuyRex, and even lived together prior to the pageant. The five Aces were:
Title: Miss Texas USA
Content: 1985 - Laura Martinez-Herring (Miss USA, Top 10 at Miss Universe 1985) ; 1986 - Christy Fichtner (Miss USA, 1st runner-up at Miss Universe 1986) ; 1987 - Michelle Royer (Miss USA, 2nd runner-up at Miss Universe 1987) ; 1988 - Courtney Gibbs (Miss USA, Top 10 at Miss Universe 1988) ; 1989 - Gretchen Polhemus (Miss USA, 2nd runner-up at Miss Universe 1989) Prior to the 1980s, no other state had won more than two Miss USA pageants in succession (the only two states to win twice in succession were Virginia in 1969-1970 and Illinois in 1973–1974). The five Texan Miss USA winners were all coached by "GuyRex", Richard Guy and Rex Holt, 
Title: Miss USA 1987
Content: Texas wins competition for the fourth time and third in a row. ; Florida earns the 1st runner-up position for the second time. The last time it placed this was in 1958. ; Arizona earns the 2nd runner-up position for the second time. The last time it placed this was in 1971. Also this was the highest placement since Jineane Ford in 1980. ; Missouri earns the 3rd runner-up position for the third time. The last time it placed this was in 1984. ; Georgia earns the 4th runner-up position for the fourth time. The last time it placed this was in 1970. ; States that placed in semifinals the previous year were Georgia, Illinois, Mississippi and Texas. ; Texas placed for the thirteenth 
Title: Miss Texas
Content: Miss Americas: Jo-Carroll Dennison (1942), Phyllis George (1971), Shirley Cothran (1975) ; 1st runners-up: Moselle Ransome (1927), Alice Emerick (1937), Shilah Phillips (2007) ; 2nd runners-up: Penny Lee Rudd (1963), Carmen McCollum (1977), Jonna Fitzgerald (1986) ; 3rd runners-up: Linda Loftis (1962), Sharon McCauley (1965), Mae Beth Cormany (1973), Suzanne Lawrence (1991) ; 4th runners-up: Sheri Ryman (1982), Tamara Hext (1985), Yanci Yarbrough (2000), Margana Wood (2018) ; Top 7: Caroline Carothers (2017) ; Top 8: Molly Hazlett (2008) ; Top 10: Mary Nell Hendricks (1959), Susan Logan (1967), Judy Mallett (1974), Mary Ellen Richardson (1976), Lori Smith (1978), Sandi Miller (1979), Terri Eoff (1981), Dana Rogers (1984), Stephany Samone (1987), Rita Jo Thompson (1988), Leah Kay Lyle (1990), Rhonda Morrison (1992), Arian Archer (1995), Michelle Martinez (1997), Tara Watson (2001), Mary Lisa Dalzell (2003), Jamie Story (2005), Morgan Matlock (2006), Kristen Blair (2010), Kendall Morris (2012), DaNae Couch (2013), Ivana Hall (2014), Shannon Sanderford (2016) ; Top 12: Ashley Melnick (2011) ; Top 13: Polly Below (1945) ; Top 15: Rosebud Blondell (1926), Patricia Allen Green (1936), Charmayne Smith (1939), Chandler Foreman (2019/2020) ; Top 16: Margaret Sommers (1951), Monique Evans (2015) ; Top 20: Stacy James (2002) 
Title: Miss Texas USA
Content: Miss USAs: 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), Crystle Stewart (2008) ; 1st runners-up: Carelgean Douglas (1959), Diane Balloun (1964), Brenda Lynn Box (1971), Luann Caughey (1982), Lisa Allred (1983), Ylianna Guerra (2015) ; 2nd runners-up: Barbara Horan (1978), Nicole O'Brian (2003) ; 3rd runners-up: Betty Lee (1954), Ana Rodriguez (2011) ; 4th runners-up: Jo Dodson (1956), Aundie Evers (1975), Alexandria Nugent (2013) ; Top 5/6/8: Christine Friedel (1994), Amanda Little (1997), Holly Mills (1998), Victoria Hinojosa (2021) ; Top 10/11/12: 

Question: when was the last time miss texas won miss america?
Answer: 1975.