The dating game: Local teen wins trip to L.A. for a party with Brody Jenner Waterville Town... The dating game: Local teen wins

That's what the 19-year-old told a representative from Usmagazine.com, the Web site for Us Weekly, when she learned she had won its national contest to go on a date with Jenner.

The Anthony Wayne High School graduate has plenty to be excited about - a free trip to L.A. beginning today and a shopping spree, plus a chance to join Jenner for Us Weekly's Hot Hollywood Style Party tomorrow, where celebrities such as Jennifer Lopez, Lindsay Lohan, and Ryan Seacrest are expected to attend.

"I heard there are supposed to be lots of celebrities there," Miss Hanson told The Blade. "I think it's going to be fun to go to that party with [Jenner]."

To Miss Hanson, an occasional model and aspiring actress, this isn't about a chance to put the moves on a young California heartthrob who's been romantically linked to the likes of Nicole Richie and who's appeared on the MTV show, The Hills.

She said she didn't know much about Jenner, 23, before entering the contest, which required applicants to submit a video online explaining why they should win. Miss Hanson said she's just a small-town girl looking for some fun and maybe some exposure.

"We're, like, roughing it out here," Miss Hanson said, referring to her family's brown A-frame house just feet from the Maumee River. Showers have to be short, and floodwaters have forced them to leave for days at a time.

She likes girly things - makeup and clothes - but she also loves fishing, boating, and camping. And don't even think about beating her at poker.

Miss Hanson found out about the contest when she was on the Internet trolling for casting calls. Then all she had to do was hope enough people voted for her video online.

In the end, Miss Hanson collected about 40,000 votes, more than twice the amount of her nearest rival, according to Ken Baker, editorial director for Usmagazine.com.

He said the site ended up getting video submissions from close to 50 women wanting to date Jenner, whom he described as "a nice guy" and "a staple of the celebrity magazines."

As for Miss Hanson, this is not the first big win for the Owens Community College student, who is studying business and who works as a waitress part-time at a Walbridge restaurant that her brother operates. A couple of years ago, she won a Britney Spears look-alike contest sponsored by Bon Ton Stores Inc., which owns Elder-Beerman stores.

As for his portrayal as a guy on permanent vacation on the short-lived Fox reality show, The Princes of Malibu, she said: "I heard that was all staged."

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