THE QUEEN THREE TRIPLE CROWN HONOURS
We are delighted to partner with Queen Three to present the inaugural Triple Crown Honours in 2026.
The Triple Crown Honours were envisioned as a way to acknowledge the achievements of young women in Durham Region who exemplify the Queen Three precepts of Perseverance, Confidence, and Wellness.
In alignment with Pangea Inclusive Support's values of wellness, ethics, and adventure, Queen Three's precepts promote fortitude in the spirits of the young women we endeavour to recognize.
If you have achieved success in academics, athletics, art, dance, theatre, fitness, wellness, volunteering, advocacy, or being an amazing person, we want to hear about how you exude the Queen Three precepts of Perseverance, Confidence, and Wellness.
For young women ages 16-21 who reside in Durham Region.
APPLICATION PROCESS
STEP 1- Complete the online application form--APPLICATION FORM
Link to applications opens January 14, 2026.
STEP 2- Email your resume to info@pangeainclusive.ca [Subject Line: TCH and YOUR NAME]
Applications will be reviewed by the Triple Crown Honours committee and 31 honourees will be selected.
Every day throughout March 2026, a selected Triple Crown Honouree and a summary of their achievements will be showcased on our Instagram and website.
The 31 Triple Crown Honourees and their guest will be invited to attend the formal Triple Crown Honours Gala Reception on April 12, 2026, at the Whitby Centennial Building-Regal Room.
The Honourees will experience an evening of grandeur including guest speakers lead by Her Worship Elizabeth Roy, Mayor of the Town of Whitby, a recognition ceremony, and a social interaction period to network with special guests and other honourees.
Be kind, stay active, and remember that forward is the only way through.
congratulations to the 2026 triple crown honourees!
ANGEL CREA
Our first Triple Crown Honouree we celebrate is Ms. Angel C.
Angel has completed her college education. She works and advocates in the social services and recreation sectors.
We are proud to have Angel on the Pangea Team as an associate who supports our community members.
In Angel's words: "My biggest accomplishment is becoming a "cat mom." I'm proud to have created a loving home for my cat. Every day I show him what patience, responsibility, and care looks like."
Congratulations, Angel C.
SHANNIS E.
I am a University of Ottawa Health Sciences student in the French Immersion stream, passionate about empowering others and expanding representation within medicine and healthcare. I serve as a Creative Director for uoWomenInMed and as a mentor with the Her Path Project, where I combine my interests in mentorship, representation, and education to support young girls pursuing STEM and medicine. I hope to continue using my voice and leadership to make a meaningful impact on campus and inspire students along their academic path."
Congratulations, Shannis E.
VERONICA LEE
JAYDEN ROBINSON
Veronica Lee is an accomplished competitive Baton Twirler from Whitby, Ontario, with 15 years of experience representing her community and Canada at Provincial, National, and International Championships. As a member of Team Onyx, she will compete at the 2026 World Championships in Paris as part of Team Canada. She also competes in ringette with the Whitby Ringette Association and gives back as a Minor Official with Ringette Ontario. Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at Brock University, Veronica continues to balance high-level athletics with strong academic achievement and community involvement.
Congratulations, Veronica Lee.
@ veronica4books
JAYDEN ROBINSON
JAYDEN ROBINSON
Jayden is a dedicated and accomplished young athlete with a strong background in track and field. She competes across multiple disciplines, including the 60m hurdles, 80m hurdles, long jump, high jump, and triple jump, as well as the Tetrathlon and Pentathlon. Her ability to successfully train and compete in such a diverse range of events reflects both her versatility and her exceptional work ethic. She balances the demands of high-level athletic training with a rigorous academic schedule and a disciplined fitness regimen.
Currently a Grade 9 student enrolled in the French Immersion program, Jayden completed her first semester of high school on the Honour Roll. She remains committed to academic excellence and continues to set high standards for herself in the classroom.
Jayden is widely recognized as driven, hardworking, and an outstanding team player. Her leadership is evident at every practice, where she leads by example and inspires those around her. With a competitive spirit and unwavering determination, she embraces challenges and consistently strives for excellence in all that she pursues.
Congratulations, Jayden Robinson.
@jayelle_robinson_2011
IMAAN DAR
I'm a Human Resources student at Durham College. I'm hard working, responsible, and a team player. I'm passionate about staying active within my community and I'm dedicated to continuing my journey of learning and growing!
Congratulations, Imaan Dar.
ARIANA D.
"I am a driven and compassionate student who always strives to do my best. I work hard in my studies and am especially proud of earning a French award. A few years ago, I stepped outside my comfort zone to begin musical theatre, and I continue to work on my skills today.
I care about others and make a point of checking in and offering help whenever I can. I love music, baking, and cats, and I’m passionate about swimming as I work toward becoming a lifeguard."
Congratulations, Ariana D.
MYA G.
Mya has always loved to sing and perform from a very young age. She started her musical journey performing in Matilda Jr. in The Song Spot Youth Group in the fall of 2023. Since then, she has played in many different musicals exploring many roles. Her most memorable role was playing the dreaded “Miss Hannigan” in Annie Junior last spring. After a ton of hard work and perseverance, Mya was just accepted into The O’Neil Performing Arts program for High School next year. She wants to inspire other neurodivergent students like herself to follow their passions and to reach their goals.
Congratulations, Mya G.
OLIVIA F.
Hi, my name is Olivia Fernandes and I am thrilled to be a Triple Crown Honouree. I am an optimistic person and feel I have achieved many personal goals. I work hard, am athletic, and very creative. I enjoy volunteering at a swim school each week and helping out in the community whenever I can. Both at school and in life, I never give up, I try to stay positive, and have a kind heart.
Congratulations, Olivia F.
ZIANNA BASTIEN CLARKE
ZIANNA BASTIEN CLARKE
"Hello my name is Zianna! I am currently a second year sciences student at Western University. Over the past 5 years I have developed a strong passion for health and wellness. I have found that I greatly enjoy being in spaces that promote physical, mental and overall health. That being said my favourite hobby at the moment is going to the gym, lifting heavy weights, pushing myself to the limits. Through this hobby I have also gained an interest in the human body, how it functions and fails. Really cool stuff! I hope to continue growing, learning, and encouraging others to pursue their healthiest and strongest selves. "
Congratulations, Zianna!
HOPE HOLLINGER
ZIANNA BASTIEN CLARKE
"Hi, my name is Hope and I am a nursing student at Queen’s University. Alongside my studies, I play for the Queens Ringette Team, and would love to play on the field hockey team next year as well. I absolutely love playing high performance ringette, going to the gym and being active. When I am not training or studying, I love helping others and try to do small things that help those around me whenever possible."
Congratulations, Hope Hollinger!
FELICITY J.
"I am absolutely honoured to be one of the nominees for The Triple Crown Honours. Having a past in the foster care system has inspired me to make a chance in whichever way I can. Such as becoming a Big Sister through BBBST. I have other plans and goals I’d like to achieve. Put my pain into my passion."
Congratulations, Felicity J.
LILY RYAN
Lily Ryan is an accomplished student-athlete from Bewdley, Ontario, proudly representing Eclipse Track & Field Club both on the track and in her school community. Lily attends St. Mary Catholic Secondary School in Cobourg, where she has already competed in cross country and varsity hockey, and plans to join both the school track & field and soccer teams. She also has two older brothers, a dog named Fender, and a cat named Ohana. In her free time, Lily enjoys running, hanging out with friends, and making lifelong memories.
Lily’s commitment and competitive spirit are reflected in her track performances. In 2025, she recorded personal bests across multiple events, including a 39.99 in the 300m and 2:12.10 in the 800m — outstanding marks for her age group on the national stage.
Congratulations, Lily!
TEAGAN M.
Teagan Martin was diagnosed at age 3 with autism and there were concerns that she would be non-verbal. At the age of 7 she began to speak and found her voice and since then she has used her voice to advocate and promote autism awareness in the community. Teagan did a tremendous amount of print work since the age of 4 to spread autism awareness in girls, her massive project was “The Believe Campaign” for “Grandview Kids” to build The New Grandview Center in Ajax, it was a 10-year project!! Teagan has given back to the community with her ideas and contributions on the Grandview Kids Youth Advisory Council (YAC), as well as the many hours of volunteer work at Footprints for Autism (Together We Hang) created a safe teen room, Nova's Ark- summer camp, her Montessori School helps in Casa and her principle, and Camp Mini-Yo-We – Enterprise summer camp program. Teagan looks forward to continuing to make strides in her efforts in bringing autism awareness and acceptance to the Durham Region and beyond.
Congratulations, Teagan M.!
MONIQUE RAMBALLIE
"My name is Monique Ramballie, and I am a third-year Human Biology major at the University of Toronto. I am passionate about the sciences and especially interested in learning more about health and the human body through my studies. Alongside my coursework, I have spent a lot of time volunteering at the hospital, where I support staff and gain valuable experience in a healthcare environment. After I graduate, I hope to attend medical school and continue pursuing a career in medicine so that I can make a positive impact on people’s health and well being."
Congratulations, Monique!
NAOMI OBIH
Hello my name is Naomi Obih. I am a student who really cares about doing well in school and helping out in my community. For the three years I have made the Honour Roll every time, which shows that I am committed to doing my best in my studies. I have learned how to balance my school work with activities, which has taught me to be disciplined manage my time well and keep going even when things get tough.
I am also very proud to be on the Student Council as the representative for the Grade 12 students. I took part in the Youth in Policing Initiative, which was an experience that taught me about working together as a team being disciplined and getting involved in my community. I have a job at Shoppers Drug Mart, where I have learned how to provide customer service be responsible and work well in busy situations. Helping others is also very important to me. I have completed the volunteer work that I needed to do. I still believe in giving back to my community especially when it comes to helping kids who are younger than me.
My plan is to keep working to do well in school and to look for more opportunities to develop my leadership skills. I plan on attending university in September for psychology or law.
Congratulations, Naomi!
MYA M.
“I am a Grade 10 student in the DBEN program within the Durham District School Board. Through DBEN, I’ve developed leadership and teamwork skills that I apply in both my academics and community activities. Last summer, I helped organize and lead activities for my church’s Vacation Bible School, supporting younger children in their learning and growth. I am passionate about making a positive impact in my community and am dedicated to continuing my involvement in both education and service.”
Congratulations, Mya M.!
Queen three workshops
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Check back winter 2026 to see our Queen Three Workshop schedule.
