Ronnie and Caro double up

NCC executive chairman Kenny De Silva and his team issued the results to media yesterday.

The band led by Ronnie McIntosh won the title by 1,242 points. The Lost Tribe, led by Valmiki Maharaj came second with a score of 1,234. One of the band’s co-creative director’s Anya Ayoung Chee said it was an amazing feeling and achievement for the only two year old band.

McIntosh in a phone interview with Newsday said, “It is a great feeling to win again and of course we got Downtown again. We have four consecutive years in downtown and the consecutive year in NCC.

It is a good feeling. We give thanks to God for all the blessings.” He said the band’s team did an excellent job in its portrayal of the Fearless ten which celebrated the band’s ten years in the mas business.

He also thanked his masqueraders who he said brought friends and were loyal to the band. McIntosh also added that the band’s road experience went well with security running smoothly