Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a Daytime TV Series – Young Actress

The Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a Daytime TV Series – Young Actress is one of the Young Artist Awards presented annually by the Young Artist Association to recognize a young actress under the age of 21, who has delivered an outstanding performance in role while working within the daytime industry.

Young Artist Award for
Best Young Actress
in a Daytime TV Series
Awarded forOutstanding performance by a
juvenile actress in a role in a Daytime TV Series
CountryUnited States of America
Presented byYoung Artist Association
Currently held byHaley Pullos,
General Hospital (2013)
WebsiteYoungArtistAwards.org

The award first took place in October 1979 at the Sheraton Universal Hotel in Universal City, California.[1][2][3][4][5] In 1983, it was called Best Young Actress in a Daytime Soap.[6] In 1984, Daytime and Nighttime was combined into one category which was called Best Young Actress in a Daytime or Nighttime Television Series.[7] In 1987 and 1988, there was no award given.

Winners and nominees

Year Actress Program Network Ref
1979
(1st)
Tracey BregmanDays of Our Lives
NBC
[3]
Genie FrancisGeneral Hospital
ABC
Natasha RyanDays of Our Lives
NBC
1980
(2nd)
Genie FrancisGeneral Hospital
ABC
[8]
Tracey BregmanDays of Our Lives
NBC
Andrea EvansOne Life to Live
ABC
Dana KimmellTexas
NBC
Stacey MoranSearch For Tomorrow
CBS
1981
(3rd)
Becky PerleThe Kid Super Power Hour with Shazam!
NBC
[9]
Genie FrancisGeneral Hospital
ABC
Dana KlaboeAnother World
NBC
1982
(4th)
Lori LoughlinThe Edge of Night
ABC
[10]
Jennifer CookeGuiding Light
CBS
Liz KeiferThe Young and the Restless
CBS
Debbie LyttonDays of Our Lives
NBC
Janine TurnerGeneral Hospital
ABC
1983
(5th)
Tracey BregmanThe Young and the Restless
CBS
[6]
Kristian AlfonsoDays of Our Lives
NBC
Lori-Nan EnglerThe Doctors
ABC
Debbie LyttonDays of Our Lives
NBC
Lisa TruselDays of Our Lives
NBC
1984
(6th)
Shalane McCall (nighttime) Dallas
CBS
[7]
Melissa Brennan (daytime)Santa Barbara
NBC
Kristian Alfonso (daytime)Days of Our Lives
NBC
Dana Kimmell (daytime)Days of Our Lives
NBC
Lisa Trusel (daytime)Days of Our Lives
NBC
1985
(7th)
Kimberly McCulloughGeneral Hospital
ABC
[11]
Kristian AlfonsoDays of Our Lives
NBC
Andrea BarberDays of Our Lives
NBC
Melissa BrennanSanta Barbara
NBC
Lisa TruselDays of Our Lives
NBC
1986
(8th)
Kimberly McCulloughGeneral Hospital
ABC
[12]
Lauralee BellThe Young and the Restless
CBS
Melissa BrennanDays of Our Lives
NBC
Christie ClarkDays of Our Lives
NBC
Kelly HymanThe Young and the Restless
CBS
1989
(10th)
Lauralee BellThe Young and the Restless
CBS
[13]
Christie ClarkDays of Our Lives
NBC
Ami DolenzGeneral Hospital
ABC
Kimberly McCulloughGeneral Hospital
ABC
Kelly HymanThe Young and the Restless
CBS
1990
(11th)
Ashley PeldonGuiding Light
CBS
[14]
Christie ClarkDays of Our Lives
NBC
Kelly HymanThe Young and the Restless
CBS
Julie CondraSanta Barbara
NBC
Kimberly McCulloughGeneral Hospital
ABC
1990/1991
(12th)
Aimee BrooksDays of Our Lives
NBC
[15]
Brighton HertfordGeneral Hospital
ABC
Kassandra KellyGenerations
NBC
Ashley PeldonGuiding Light
CBS
1991/1992
(13th)
Rachel MinerGuiding Light
CBS
[16]
Susan EckerlingGeneral Hospital
ABC
Irene NgAll My Children
ABC
Ashley PeldonGuiding Light
CBS
Vicki WauchopeSanta Barbara
NBC
1993
(14th)
Melissa HaydenGuiding Light
CBS
[17]
Robyn GriggsOne Life to Live
ABC
Rachel MinerGuiding Light
CBS
Lindsay PriceAll My Children
ABC
Heather TomThe Young and the Restless
CBS
Erin TorpeyOne Life to Live
ABC
1995
(16th)
Maitland WardThe Bold and the Beautiful
CBS
[18]
Courtney ChaseOne Life to Live
ABC
Sarah Michelle GellarAll My Children
ABC
Rachel MinerGuiding Light
CBS
Erin TorpeyOne Life to Live
ABC
1997
(18th)
Landry AlbrightThe Bold and the Beautiful
CBS
[19]
Kimberly BrownGuiding Light
CBS
Kimberly McCulloughGeneral Hospital
ABC
Alison SweeneyDays of Our Lives
NBC
Erin TorpeyOne Life to Live
ABC
2001
(22nd)
Brittany SnowGuiding Light
CBS
[20]
Mary Elizabeth WinsteadPassions
NBC
Kirsten StormsDays of Our Lives
NBC
Jennifer FinniganThe Bold and the Beautiful
CBS
Ashley Lyn CafagnaThe Bold and the Beautiful
CBS
2011
(32nd)
Lexi AinsworthGeneral Hospital
ABC
[21]
Taylor SpreitlerDays of Our Lives
NBC
Gabriela RodriquezDays of Our Lives
NBC
2012
(33rd)
Haley PullosGeneral Hospital
ABC
[22]
Lexi AinsworthGeneral Hospital
ABC
Ellery SprayberryThe Young and the Restless
CBS
2013
(34th)
Samantha BaileyThe Young and the Restless
CBS
[23]
Haley KingThe Young and the Restless
CBS
Haley PullosGeneral Hospital
ABC
2014
(35th)
Haley PullosGeneral Hospital
ABC
[24]
Johnnie LaddThe Young and the Restless
CBS
McKenna RobertsThe Young and the Restless
CBS
Brooklynn Rae SilzerGeneral Hospital
ABC

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