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Colleges and universities, we're told, are all about getting an education. But let's be honest - they're also places for admiring women whose hairstyles are blossoming into their prime, and are well-prepared for a long day of studies and activities.

We realize head-turning Super-Hair can be found on campus, so this area honors those styles. Offer your candidates here for Year 23 of B.M.O.C.!

FLORIDA STATE: LILY NICHOLSON.

A junior who transferred from Texas Christian in her home area takes the top spot in Tallahassee. Her long loose blonde hair defeated volleyball teammate Ava Lambert in a showdown 5-1 - and while we don't know her major, more than 5,500 followers on Instagram are waiting to find out. [Final 11.29.25]

COLUMBUS STATE (GA): NOAH GRIFFETH.

Talk about immediate impact! This first-semester student who runs cross-country (and also played softball in high school) defeated more than a dozen other women to claim a vacant City League title. Then her endless layers and waves won an All-Star Challenge with ease, and she's dominating Super-Hair Wars as we post this. We don't know her major, but to borrow from her Instagram feed, she knows how to "be the sunshine." [Posted 11.15.25]

ST. BENEDICT (MN): ANABELLA WITSCHEN.

Her loose bangs didn't thrill every Hair Fan, but the overall mid-length look of this middle-distance runner impressed enough of them. The junior majoring in "Exercise and Health Science" won half the votes in a three-way final against Emily Gates and Alivia Kortuem. [Final 11.8.25]

(Fourth place: Chaeli Haupert.)

MERCYHURST: CAITLIN DUGAN.

This sophomore cyber-security major with medium-long waves has earned a second year here. Beyond her speedy success in cross-country and distance running, she won the City League title in her hometown of Erie during the summer, then defeated a WNBA player in a Super-Hair Wars round. [Posted 10.18.25]

NORTHWESTERN STATE (LA): LALAINA WOOD.

A junior who plans to become a physical therapist and is skilled at middle-distance running. She leaned forward to beat Jade Longlad 5-4 in a runoff that one voter thought deserved to be a tie. [Final 10.4.25]

(Third place: Marissa Henderson.)

BROWN: OLIVIA FRAGA.

Her "concentration" as a junior is on business economics and architecture. But we understand why Hair Fans would want to concentrate on her long thick hair - which probably is a blur when she runs on cross-country and track teams. It won her an open City League title in Providence during the summer. [Posted 9.13.25]

TULANE: MAIELLA BLANDIN.

A three-way punch-out among volleyball players went to this sophomore from Connecticut. A major in architecture and design used well-placed thick bangs to win 62% support and defeat last term's BMOC in New Orleans. [Final 9.6.25]

(Second-third place: Dayla Ortiz, Skylar Ensign.)

MISSOURI STATE: EMILY GERARDY.

Our "opener" in this season is a star stunning softball player from Omaha. Entering her junior year, this "advertising and promotion" major displays blonde waves which almost won a vacant Springfield City League title during the summer. [Posted 8.21.25]

Prior BMOC seasons:

2024-25/ 2023-24/ 2022-23/ 2021-22/ 2020-21/

2019-20/ 2018-19/ 2017-18/ 2016-17/ 2015-16/ 2014-15/ 2013-14/ 2012-13/ '11-'12/ '10-'11/

'09-'10/ '08-'09/ '07-'08/ '06-'07/ '05-'06/ '04-'05/ '03-'04

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