SJA and AGHS Crowned Mr and Miss Teenage 2025 Pageant

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Mr and Miss Teenage 2025 Pageant was a celebration of young talent, community spirit, and the determination and creativity of participants
William Christian and Tekyra Richards

In a wonderful display of talent and charisma, St. Joseph Academy once again claimed the prestigious Mr. Teenage crown, with William Christian emerging victorious as Mr. Teenage 2025. The event, held last night, captivated the audience with an intense competition that kept everyone on the edge of their seats.

William not only secured the coveted title but also took home awards for Best Personality, Best Interview, and Aspiration, further solidifying his remarkable performance throughout the evening.

Alongside him was the dazzling Tekyra Richards from Antigua Girls High School, crowned Miss Teenage 2025. Tekyra mesmerized the crowd and won accolades for Best Personality, Best Performing Talent, and Aspiration. Her outstanding performance did not go unnoticed, as she was also honored with the Leadership Award in the unjudged segment, celebrating her exceptional poise and skill.

The competition recognized other talented participants as well. Among the males, Najah Monford from Ottos Comprehensive School impressed the judges and audience alike, being named 1st Runner-Up. Emari John from Antigua Grammar School won the title of 2nd Runner-Up, showcasing their impressive talents.

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Najah Monford further distinguished himself by winning Best Performing Talent (Male) and Best Formal Wear, highlighting the depth of talent present in this year’s competitors.

On the female side, the 1st Runner-Up title went to N’Khira George from Clarehall Secondary, while Jahkeira Samuel from Sir Novelle Richards Academy secured the position of 2nd Runner-Up, adding to the fierce competition that characterized the event.

The evening was a celebration of young talent and community spirit, showcasing the determination and creativity of each participant. As the Mr. Teenage title returns to St. Joseph Academy for the second consecutive year, anticipation builds for what the future holds for these remarkable young individuals.

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Comments (5)

  • Apex Jones July 20, 2025, 9:49 PM

    Congratulations Mr and Miss. Great show and performances. You all represented well
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  • Mindy July 21, 2025, 6:29 AM

    Congratulations to the talented teens! Your hard word work, courage and motivation landed you here.
    Reply
    • Anya July 21, 2025, 4:28 PM

      Congratulations to the girl and boy
      Reply
  • Justine July 21, 2025, 6:30 AM

    Oouu. AGHS done it. Congrats to you both anyway
    Reply
  • Informed citizen July 21, 2025, 6:44 PM

    Congrats to them
    Reply

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