NATIONAL JUNIOR MONARCH TRIO FOR TOP 20 AWARDS

Joint 2003 National Junior Monarch tiltleholders Olatunji Yearwood, Karene Asche and Sheynnene Hazell are among the National Youth Action Committee’s Top 20 Awardees for 2003. The three recently represented Trinidad and Tobago in England as part of their Junior Monarch prize. They will be awarded among others for having three of the top calypsos sang by Juniors for the year. The Top 20 ceremony will take place on a date and venue to be announced. The names of awardees are as follows:

Aisha Samuel  ‘Trini Pelau’
Andrew Prescod ‘Links’
Calvie-ann Williams ‘Pressure’
Corey Burke  ‘Welcome to the Dust’
Denelle Daniel   ‘Freedom’
Duane O’connor ‘Two Dollars to Wine’
Ezikiel Yorke  ‘The Great Pretender’
Jervae Caesar  ‘Youth Anthem’
Karene Asche  ‘Vision 2020’
Kirt Ross  ‘Me’
Kizzie Ruiz  ‘The New Exemplars’
Kwesi Jeffers  ‘Seize the Moment’
Marcell Bennet  ‘What the Country Needs’
Megan Waldron ‘Rewards of Discipline’
Michael Davidson ‘Ah Change Meh Mind’
Monique Hector ‘Whey Meh Room’
Olatunji Yearwood ‘Donkey Time’
Rondel Donowa ‘True Peace’
Sheynnene Hazell ‘Can’t Sing Along’
Shinesse Simmons ‘You must Shine’
Tenaj Smith  ‘Fight down Aids’