Clare Hall – Katherine Pimentel and Soleil Williams have been crowned Miss and Mr Teenage 2026, in the ECAB Mr and Miss Teenage Pageant held at Carnival City on Saturday, July 18th.
Clare Hall Secondary Antigua
The event saw contestants from secondary schools across the island compete for the titles, with delegates showcasing their confidence, intelligence and talent before judges and an enthusiastic, mostly youthful audience.
Pimentel, who represented Clare Hall Secondary School, captured the crown after also taking home the Leadership Award, and winning both the Interview and Personality and Aspiration segments, thrilling judges with her poise on stage.
Williams, of Antigua Grammar School, secured the top title in the male category to close out the evening’s competition with consistency in all the judged segments.
Andrisa Thomas of The Antigua Girls’ High School and Xion Joseph of St Joseph’s Academy finished as 1st Runners-up. Joseph proved to be one of the standout performers of the night, also claiming the Most Congenial, Mr Photogenic, Leadership, Personality and Aspiration, and Interview awards in the male category.
Thomas was equally impressive, winning the Punctuality Award and the Creative Research category, in addition to her runner-up placing.
The 2nd Runner-up titles went to Brianna Lewis of Christ the King High School and Douve’rt Burnes of Clare Hall Secondary School, with Burnes also taking the Creative Research award in the male category.
Miss Photogenic honours went to Narla Nathaniel of Jennings Secondary School, while Jahmarly Hunts of Ottos Comprehensive School claimed the male Punctuality Award.
The night’s talent segment thrilled the audience, with performing talent honours going to Kallie Guiste and Kristopher Lee, both of St Mary’s Secondary School.
Kareem Amedee and Sarah Williams, both of Pares Secondary School, were named Most Improved for the male and female categories respectively.
Organisers congratulated all delegates for representing their schools with poise, talent and determination throughout the competition.
