About Us

Addison Tesio

Addison Tesio is a dedicated and accomplished young woman from Choctaw, Oklahoma who is the daughter of Lindsay and James Tesio. She is a 2024 graduate of Oklahoma State University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and Marketing. A lifelong cheerleader, Addison was a member of the Oklahoma State University Cheerleading Team, where she helped capture two STUNT national titles during her collegiate career.

She is currently a 2L at the Oklahoma City University School of Law and is a member of The Oklahoma City Law Review. She also serves as a Law Ambassador and Academic Fellow, and earned a place on the Dean’s List in both semesters of her 1L year. Passionate about the legal field, Addison plans to pursue a career in civil law, though she is still exploring whether her path will lead to litigation or transactional practice.

In 2025, Addison won the title of Miss Lincoln County and will go on to compete for the title of Miss Oklahoma as a rookie. Through her service initiative, Lawful Literacy, she seeks to empower citizens of all ages to understand their legal rights and responsibilities better. Her comprehensive, curriculum-based program is tailored for classrooms, community groups, and civic organizations, ensuring that concepts such as the Constitution, Bill of Rights, and civic engagement are taught in a clear and accessible way.

Her commitment to service and education has allowed Addison to impact students and communities across Oklahoma. She plans to continue expanding Lawful Literacy through presentations, workshops, and outreach programs that inspire citizens to become more informed and confident in engaging with the legal system.

Addison’s academic achievements, leadership experience, and community dedication reflect her passion for advocacy and public service. Known for her articulate communication skills and ability to connect with people of all ages, she looks forward to a career in law where she can continue her work in civic education and legal empowerment.

When she isn’t preparing for Miss Oklahoma or leading community workshops, Addison enjoys fishing, shopping, playing with her dogs, and spending time with her family. She is proud to represent Lincoln County and looks forward to serving Oklahoma with enthusiasm, authenticity, and purpose.

Sydney Arguello

Sydney Arguello is the 22-year-old daughter of Virginia and Paul Arguello. Sydney was raised in a small town McLoud, OK where the close-knit community and the love of her family shaped who she is today. She served her hometown as the 2019-20 McLoud Blackberry Queen.

Growing up, Sydney’s teachers inspired passion for learning and encouraged her to dream of becoming an educator herself. That dream has guided her to the University of Central Oklahoma, where she is pursuing a degree in Elementary Education with hopes of creating a classroom where every child feels valued and empowered. She is a member of the Kappa Delta Phi, National Education Honor Society and is on the UCO President’s Honor Roll. She is was also an All-American Cheerleader and a Girls Scouts Bronze & Silver Award recipient. 

Family is the most important part of her life, and they are the reason behind Sydney’s Community Service Initiative, Very Eager to Serve (V.E.T.S.). With a family history of military service spanning from World War II to more recent conflicts, she has seen firsthand the sacrifices veterans make, as well as the challenges they face after service. Her initiative is dedicated to raising awareness about the needs of veterans while inspiring young people to get involved in meaningful ways. By bridging the gap between students and veteran organizations, she hopes to honor her family’s legacy and ensure that those who served are never forgotten.

Sydney is excited to bring her vocal talent to the Miss Oklahoma stage singing La Vie En Rose during the talent competition. She looks forward to her spending her rookie year as Miss Stroud and hopes to bring that Miss Oklahoma crown back to Stroud!

LaceyAnn Lake

LaceyAnn Lake, from Edmond, Oklahoma is the 15 year-old daughter of Angela Bush Scobey and Randy Lake. LaceyAnn is a student at Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School and an active member of Ebenezer Baptist Church, where her faith in Christ shapes her heart for service and leadership. She serves as a Student Council Senator and is a member of National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, and National Society of High School Scholars.

She lives out the four pillars of the Miss America crown: Styleas an actress and Speech and Debate Regional and State Qualifier; Servicethrough her initiative Same Track, Different Hurdles; Scholarshipas a high achieving student with a 4.57 GPA; and Success as an OSSAA Track and Field Letterman in the 300M hurdles and OSSAA Track and Field Academic State Champion. She was also the recipient of the Hugh O’Brien Leadership Foundation Award.

With plans to study biomedical engineering, LaceyAnn hopes to create innovative tools that bring healing and hope in healthcare. Most of all, she treasures being “Auntie” to her triplet nieces—April, Summer, and Autumn.

Whether on stage, on the track, or in service, she leads with empathy, excellence, and a heart for healing. LaceyAnn is excited to represent Lincoln County at the 2026 Miss Oklahoma Teen Competition where she will be competing as a rookie for the first time!