New Miss Earth Cayman Islands crowned

The Miss Earth Cayman Islands Organization proudly announces its 2026-2027 Queen, 26-year-old Cassiedy Davis Quintero, from George Town, a dynamic young woman who embodies elegance, creativity, and Caymanian pride, who will represent the country at the 2026 Miss Earth pageant to be held later this year.

Davis Quintero was crowned in an intimate coronation ceremony on Sunday, 3 May at the George Town Yacht Club. She succeeds Latecia Bush, who was first representative to hold the Cayman title in 15 years. Davis Quintero’s crowning follows a competitive selection process by the Miss Earth Cayman Islands committee. 

With an Associate of Arts in Business Administration and a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance, Davis Quintero brings both intellect and artistry to her reign. Cassiedy Davis Quintero, also affectionately known as Cass, has represented the Cayman Islands on multiple international stages through dance and continues to shine locally as the Senior Dance Captain and Artistic Assistant for Dreamchasers Cayman.

Her platform, Sustainable Arts, highlights the power of conscious creativity across fashion, visual, and performing arts, aligning seamlessly with her passions for dance, crafts, and costume design.

As Miss Earth Cayman Islands, Davis Quintero steps into her role with passion, purpose, and pride—ready to amplify her voice for the voiceless, celebrate her culture, and advocate for a more sustainable future.

“I feel incredibly honored and grateful to be selected as Miss Earth Cayman Islands 2026,” Davis Quintero said following her crowning moment. “This opportunity is truly a blessing as everything that Miss Earth represents aligns deeply with my personal values and passions. I hope to continue inspiring not only the younger generation, but also our community as a whole, to take better care of our planet and become more mindful of protecting and preserving the Earth. I want to encourage others to believe that even the smallest actions can create meaningful change for future generations.”

She said, “As Miss Earth Cayman Islands, I look forward to proudly representing my country on an international stage, sharing the beauty and culture of the Cayman Islands while advocating for sustainability through the Arts. I am also excited to build lifelong friendships through the pageant sisterhood, connect with inspiring women from around the world, and embrace the new experiences and opportunities that come with this journey.”

“Most importantly, I look forward to growing personally and using this platform to make a positive impact both locally and globally. Thank you for all the support I have received thus far. Your encouragement means more to me than words can express. I am ready to embrace this journey with purpose, passion, and gratitude as I proudly represent the Cayman Islands at Miss Earth 2026,” Davis Quintero said.

Miss Earth Cayman Islands director Rashana Hydes comments “I am delighted to welcome Cassiedy into the Miss Earth Cayman Islands family. Her lifelong passion for sustainability and her performaning arts background is truly impressive. I look forward to seeing her grow and to seeing her representing the Cayman Islands on the international Miss Earth stage later this year.”

She said, “I extend my sincere thanks to my committee, the Miss Cayman Islands Organization, the Ministry of Health, Environment & Sustainability, our sponsors and the wider Cayman community for their continued support. It truly takes a village to crown a queen.”

“I also wish our 2025 queen, Latecia Bush, all the best on her next endeavors. She has been a wonderful queen and I will continue to cheer her on, always.” Hydes expressed.

Join us in supporting her journey to Miss Earth later this year, as she shows that true beauty grows where passion meets purpose.