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Marcus McDonald of Presentation College San Fernando and Kymani Hector of St. Peter's R.C. Primary School are the new 2026 National Junior Soca Monarchs, in the Secondary and Primary School categories respectively. The budding soca artistes brought the energy and the vibes to the stage today, proving that they may be young, but they're never too young to soca! Rynessa Cutting has the highlights.
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00:00We waiting whole 12 months and now we standing at the front. Don't tell them to get off my stage. It's time to rampage.
00:12And just like that, Marcus McDonald of Presentation College San Fernando rampaged away with the national Junior Soka Monarch title, Secondary Schools Category.
00:30With a total of 445 points, his energetic performance was more than enough to clinch the title, with former two-time Monarch in the primary school category, Zachary Ransom, taking second place.
00:49Ransom, also at Presentation College San Fernando, gave his everything on the stage, with his performance earning him 424 points.
01:00In third place was the chase-all of Bishop's High School, Tobago, who had the crowd going with his performance of Wave It Higher.
01:03In third place was the chase-all of Bishop's High School, Tobago, who had the crowd going with his performance of Wave It Higher.
01:28And in the primary school's category, after placing second two years in a row, Kimani Hector has taken home the Junior Soka Monarch title,
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02:11His performance of Link Up earned him 423 points.
02:39In second place with 408 points was Amaya Wallace, a newcomer to the competition.
03:09And placing third was Zeland Darius, who needed no permission to mash up the place.
03:15I want to be right there, I want to be right there.
03:27I want to be there when they cross this stage.
03:31Somebody invite me, somebody invite me.
03:35Hold my hand, boy.
03:38When you're on the promenade, boy.
03:41And you're saying I see young, boy.
03:45I need my friends permission, friends permission, boy.
03:49Bruna Sakateng, TV6 News.
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