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Tae and Sakarah take top spots at Junior Monarch

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Shontae  ‘Tae’ Alleyne-Clarke, has defended her crown, winning once again the soca monarch title while Sakarah won in the calypso category in the Scotiabank Junior Monarch finals.

Each monarch won the top prize of $2 000.

Tae defended her title with ‘Bajan Ting’ which was well received by the audience.

The competition, which started just after 7 p.m. was held at the Wildey Gymnasium to a relatively full house.

Trinity Clarke, for a second consecutive year, earned first runner-up. She also won best self-penned song with ‘ I Love Soca’. She tied with Zari B with ‘Get Active’ and Showman earned third place with We Doan Care’. 

Sakarah, who was the first to perform in the finals, won the calypso crown with her song ‘Alexa’  while The Mighty Bit Bit was the first runner-up with ‘Drugs and Disobedience’. He also won the best self-penned song in his category. Potent placed third with ‘Can’t Lash We’ and Danekia’s ‘Dear John’ got her fourth place.

Results at a glance:

Soca

1.Tae – Bajan Ting: 116 points

2. Trinity – I Love Soca: 104 points

2. Zarie B – Get Active: 104 points
3. Mr. Showman – We Doan Care: 80 points

Positions 5 to 8 in Alphabetical Order

Josh Ox – Push De Truck

Joshua B – Dis is Sweet Festival

Lil Stathis – Fold in Half

Ranesha – Good Vibes

Calypso

1. Sakarah – Alexa: 111 points

2. The Mighty Bit Bit – Drugs and Disobedience: 99 points

3. Potent  – Can’t Lash We: 93 points

4. Danekia – Dear John: 89 points

Positions 5 to 8 in Alphabetical Order

King K – Dear God

Mhizz Khibaba – Unity Strength

Sabiah – Your Creation

Slay – Just like These Women

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