By Michael Oleaga / m.oleaga@latinospost.com (staff@latinospost.com) | First Posted: Jan 10, 2013 12:42 PM EST

The 92nd Miss America pageant is set for this Saturday, and Alabama is looking for a victory.

Representing Alabama at the 2013 Miss America is Anna Laura Bryan from the town of Decatur.

Bryan is looking to succeed the 2012 winner, Miss Wisconsin's Laura Kaeppeler, after Miss Alabama 2011 Courtney Porter finished in the Top 13.

Bryan, who won Miss Alabama 2012, has also won the title of Miss Hover. She's a graduate of Stanford University with the ambition to attend graduate school to focus on design in order to become a Registered Interior Designer and work for an Architecture Firm. Bryan is a member of Dean's List, Gamma Sigma Alpha Greek Academic Honor Society, Samford University Academic Achievement Scholarship

The last time Alabama won the Miss America crown was in 2005 with Deidre Downs, hailing from Birmingham.

The Miss America pageant touts itself as among the nation's largest scholarship providers for young women with $45 million in cash and scholarship assistance made available last year. The winner of Miss America does not get the entire prize as portions of the scholarship are made available to over 12,000 other women who compete in state and local competitions.

The annual Miss America pageant will be live on Saturday at 9 p.m. EST on ABC.

Bryan will compete against 52 other contestants, from the other 49 U.S. states and three territories:

Miss Alaska: Debbe Jo Ebben

Miss Arizona: Piper Stoeckel

Miss Arkansas: Sloane Roberts

Miss California: Leah Cecil

Miss Colorado: Hannah Porter

Miss Connecticut: Emily Audibert

Miss Delaware: Alyssa Murray

Miss District of Columbia: Allyn Rose

Miss Florida: Laura McKeeman

Miss Georgia: Leighton Jordan

Miss Hawaii: Skyler Kamaka

Miss Idaho: Whitney Wood

Miss Illinois: Megan Ervin

Miss Indiana: Merrie Beth Cox

Miss Iowa: Mariah Cary

Miss Kansas: Sloane Lewis

Miss Kentucky: Jessica Casebolt

Miss Louisiana: Lauren Vizza

Miss Maine: Molly Bouchard

Miss Maryland: Joanna Guy

Miss Minnesota Siri Freeh

Miss Massachusetts: Taylor Kinzler

Miss Michigan: Angela Venditti

Miss Minnesota: Siri Freeh

Miss Mississippi: Marie Wicks

Miss Missouri: Tippe Emmott

Miss Montana: Alexis Wineman

Miss Nebraska: Mariah Cook

Miss Nevada: Randi Sundquist

Miss New Hampshire: Megan Lyman

Miss New Jersey: Lindsey Petrosh

Miss New Mexico: Candice Bennatt

Miss New York: Mallory Hagan

Miss North Carolina: Arlie Honeycutt

Miss North Dakota: Rosie Sauvageau

Miss Ohio: Elisa McCracken

Miss Oklahoma: Alicia Clifton

Miss Oregon: Nicole Mead

Miss Pennsylvania: Jordyn Colao

Miss Puerto Rico: Kiaraliz Media

Miss Puerto Rico

Miss Rhode Island: Kelsey Fournier

Miss South Carolina: Ali Rogers

Miss South Dakota: Calista Kirby

Miss Tennessee: Chandler Lawson

Miss Texas: DaNae Couch

Miss Utah: Kara Arnold

Miss Vermont: Chelsea Ingram

Miss Virgin Islands: Aniska Tonge

Miss Virginia: Rosemary Willis

Miss Washington: Mandy Schendel

Miss West Virginia: Kaitlin Gates

Miss Wisconsin: Kate Gorman

Miss Wyoming: Lexie Madden

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