Junior Miss Wheelchair Kansas

05/31/2026

2025 Junior Miss, Isabel Enwich, set a new state record today. Check it out!

Isabel is smiling while wearing her medal and setting new record.

Girls All-Classes 100m Dash - Wheelchair State Champion 🥇

Senior Isabel Einwich of Wichita Heights takes home the gold with a new state meet record time of 21.30.

05/23/2026

Another event completed for 2026 Junior Miss Wheelchair Kansas, Annaliese (AJ). AJ and her mentor, Ms. Wheelchair Kansas, Magda, visited the Capitol in Topeka, Kansas on Thursday, May 21, 2026, and spoke to Mr. Mike Priner, Director of Policy for Senate President Ty Masterson.

The conversation centered around challenges that wheelchair users experience and how our State Legislatures can help. Many examples were shared and possible solutions were discussed. The meeting was positive and both Magda & AJ expressed interest in testifying about their lived experiences when bills come forth as they pertain to anything impacting wheelchair users and any other disability issue.

It was a great day for advocacy work and both AJ and Magda did a super job communicating and showing passion for being in a leadership role that allows them to make a difference for so many.

05/23/2026

Our 2025 Junior Miss Wheelchair Kansas, Isabel, is now a high school graduate. Please help us by congratulating her. Isabel will be heading to Kansas State University in the Fall.

She had a wonderful graduation party hosted by her parents.

We are wishing Isabel only the best as she embarks on the next chapter of her life!

04/27/2026

04/22/2026

Celebrating Earth Day!

Earth Day 2026 ♿💚

At Little Miss Wheelchair Kansas, we believe caring for our planet means caring for everyone who lives on it.

We love seeing recycling bins that are easy to reach from a wheelchair, recycling centers designed for accessibility, and clean sidewalks that allow safe and smooth travel for all.

A clean Earth shouldn’t have barriers. 🌱

It’s everyone’s responsibility to protect our environment—and to make sure our world is accessible, inclusive, and welcoming to all abilities.

💚 A Clean Earth for Everyone to Enjoy! 💚

04/15/2026

Fourth Event: Annaliese (AJ) Vitosh, 2026 Junior Miss Wheelchair Kansas, was recognized by the Andover Board of Education and Superintendent on Monday, April 13th, for her accomplishment of being able to represent the Ms. Wheelchair Kansas organization and their school district as she travels across Kansas sharing her platform, “Accessibility for All.”

AJ explained the selection process for Junior Miss and why her platform is so important to share with others. She did a really great job and the Superintendent and Board Members were excited for her to represent the school district.

04/11/2026

Third event: Celebrating accessibility for all tonight (March 31st) on the pickleball courts. Being in a wheelchair does not limit you from keeping in shape, having fun, and hanging out with some pretty cool people. Got to hit the courts with a bevy of Kansas Wheelchair stars! Junior Miss Wheelchair 2026 AJ Vitosh with Former Ms. Wheelchair 2010 Tiffany Nickels, Former Ms. Wheelchair 2025 Autumn Green, Former Little Miss Wheelchair 2017 Sophia Beers, and Former Ms. Wheelchair 2011 Jenny Kreutzer. Thanks to TapNPaddles and Wichita by E.B. for supporting the adaptive community!

04/11/2026

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Congrats to Ms. Wheelchair Kansas 2026-Magda S. Carlos-Trevino and Little Miss Wheelchair Kansas 2026! Ms. Wheelchair Kansas

https://www.ksnt.com/fox-43/ms-wheelchair-kansas-crowns-2026-winners/

03/26/2026

Paint Brush Art Work: This was a project that former 2025 Junior Miss, Isabel, and 2026 Junior Miss, Annaliese (AJ), lead with the Little Miss contestants and former 2025 Little Miss, Mia. They painted on the backsides of wooden hairbrushes & had them shellacked.

Isabel went a step further and painted logos of Ms. Wheelchair Kansas, Junior Miss Wheelchair, and Little Miss Wheelchair. She will enter her artwork into her school’s art fair this Spring and then will donate the pieces to the Ms. Wheelchair Kansas organization so they can be auctioned off at next year’s crowning ceremony! What a way to give back and to spread the word about this wonderful organization. Kudos to you, Isabel!