St.Kitts Jouvert 2012 Sugar Mas 40 40 – WUTLESS EDITION

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The drapes have cracked down on festivals for Sugar Mas 40/40 2011/2012 with Last Lap on Tuesday night (Jan. 3), yet champs for the season will have a full year’s value of boasting rights until the following Carnival season moves around.

The desired title of Road March Champions was recompensed to the Grand Masters Band with their melody “None a Dem” (Step pon dem) from the 20 that were enlisted for the challenge. The 3-peat champs piled on 27 focuses following two days of parading through Basseterre, making their rounds past the different judging stations throughout J’ouvert and the Carnival Grand parade. Second place was recompensed to the Small Ax Band with who tallied with what added up to 19 focuses for fan top choice “Cleanser Drop”. Third place was tied among the swarm’s most loved band Nu Vybes International and Mighty Honesty with melodies “I Rep SKB” and “Ineptitude” individually. They both scored 11 focuses.

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2010/2011 fourth place Troupe of the Year, Banker Mas camp, took the top spot in 2012 with his troupe “Some place in Taiwan”. Swarms of revelers in outfits of pinks, reds, greens and soul moved through the lanes of Basseterre when the troupe was uncovered on January 2, throughout the Grand Parade. Three hundred and thirteen focuses were recompensed to the troupe. Rich’s Fusion Fantasy took the second place spot with 283 focuses and Phunnmakers’ 10:40 Fun & Mas Carnival Gems of Class was honored third place with 242 focuses. Biggest troupe, most brilliant troupe and King and Queen of the Band were additionally granted to Banker Mas Camp.

Red Devils, Angels and Devils copped top J’ouvert Troupe while Xtreme’s Generation Xtreme Road Fete took second and WINN Jammers Bucanners took third place.

Many victors were additionally granted for their investment in the different shows and expos held throughout the season. Among them is Junika Berry of the Washington Archibald High School.

The youthful excellence took the title of National Talented Teen on December 23, from among agents of six optional schools on St. Kitts and will happen to speak to the nation in the 2012/2013 Digicel Haynes Smith Caribbean Talented Teen Pageant. Alongside winning the top spot, Berry caught the Miss Photogenic Award, the Chairman’s Award, best performing ability, best ambassadorial wear and best formal adolescent wear. Supreme by the side of her for the one year from now is Junior Calypso Monarch, Kimoya Laws “Singing Solutions”. She brought the win with her melody “Flame in the Wind” throughout the Junior Calypso Competition destroying 11 different vocalists.

Runners up in the high schooler expo were ICCS’ Ashlee Franks who additionally won Best Interview placing her in the First Runner-up position, and second and third runner-up positions were honored to Verchild’s High’s Aresia Pereira and Bassettere High School’s Monique Johnson. Ruler Scribbles set first runner-up with “Criminals”; Miss Charismatic set second with “What More Do You Want”; and Lady Nia put third with “A Real Life Lesson” in the Junior Calypso rivalry.

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