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    Miss St. Lucia Crowned Caribbean Queen; Antigua and Barbuda Delivers Strong Showing

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    ST. MAARTEN – Miss Antigua and Barbuda delivered a spirited performance at the Miss St. Maarten Carnival Caribbean Queen Pageant 2026, competing among delegates from across the region in a showcase of culture, talent and poise.

    The title was ultimately awarded to St. Lucia’s Emerle Tisson, who emerged as the new Caribbean Queen following Wednesday night’s competition at Carnival Village.

    Miss St. Eustatius, Kentonea Fortin, was named first runner-up, while Miss St. Maarten’s Keisy Quant secured the second runner-up position.

    The pageant, held under the theme “Queens of Sun & Sail,” brought together contestants from several Caribbean territories, highlighting regional pride and cultural expression as part of the annual St. Maarten Carnival festivities.

    Although she did not place among the top finalists, Miss Antigua and Barbuda was noted for her strong effort on stage, representing her country with confidence in a highly competitive field.

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