2026 Titleholders

Ellianna is 8 years old and in the 3rd grade. She loves skiing, ice skating, acting, playing softball, and painting. Her platform, Paws for a Cause, helps local animal shelters by collecting blankets, food, and toys for pets in need. Ellianna started her project because she loves animals and wants to remind everyone to be kind to them. When she grows up, she hopes to help save the cheetah population and protect endangered animals around the world.

Avery Claire is the current Preteen New England Petite. She’s a fifth grader who loves dancing, surfing, and pageantry—all while expressing her passion for fashion! Her platform, “Beach Buddies”, focuses on keeping beaches clean and promoting water safety. She hopes to inspire others to care for our coasts, shine with confidence, and spread kindness!   

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Addie is a 13 year-old 7th grade student and current reigning Teen New England Petite! She enjoys pageantry, singing, cheerleading, softball, acting, playing percussion in her school band and being involved with the Raymond Coalition for Youth. Her life goal is to attend Boston University to become an obstetrician. Her family and friends serve as her inspiration and support, allowing her to chase her dreams and give back to the community. Her platform is “Being a Better You: Promoting Positive Choices and Kindness” which includes being kind towards others as well as yourself because she believes we need to take steps towards making this world a better place.

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Leah Bridge is a Licensed Nursing Assistant currently pursuing a degree in Occupational Therapy. Her passion for healthcare and helping others inspires her platform, Generations of Grace: Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future, which focuses on bridging the gap between generations through compassion, understanding, and meaningful connection. Leah’s experience working in healthcare has given her a deep appreciation for the wisdom and resilience of older adults, motivating her to advocate for intergenerational relationships and memory care awareness. Outside of her professional and community work, Leah finds joy in dance, theatre, and music, where she expresses her creativity and confidence. A proud cat mom to four, she believes kindness begins at home and extends to every life we touch

Abby is a teacher, nonprofit founder, and creative leader dedicated to empowering young people through the arts. With a background in video production, dance education, and content creation, Abby builds community connection in everything she does, including pageantry.

After earning both her undergraduate and master’s degrees while navigating a chronic illness, Abby has continued to pursue her passions with resilience and purpose. She has solo traveled the world, spoken at major academic milestones, and built meaningful platforms rooted in creativity and advocacy.

She is the founder of Superhero Studios, a nonprofit focused on helping children feel brave, seen, and capable through creative programming. Her work is inspired by her own experiences with chronic illness and her experiences dressing up as princesses and visiting Boston Children's Hospital through The Princess Program Foundation.

Through pageantry, she hopes to amplify her mission, advocate for inclusive creative spaces, and serve as a reminder that life doesn’t always look perfect, but through perseverance, anything is possible. 

Sara Beth Boland is a neurodivergent, homeschooled-in-rural-California 30-something with a lifetime of eclectic experience and an incurable curiosity to try everything. After finishing a Public Relations Degree at Suffolk University, she is the owner of Personality Hire, a brick-and-mortar marketing agency in Beverly, Massachusetts, where she leads a team of content creators serving non-profits, authors, small businesses, schools, and even psychics. Now based in Salem, Massachusetts, Sara is an advocate for women’s health research; after more than 20 years of living with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and OCD, she works to empower women to better navigate the healthcare system, insurance barriers, and access to care. She is married with her two fur children, Gritty and Mayflower.

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Siouxzan Feller proudly represents New England as your Elite Ms. New England Petite 2026, promoting empowerment and resilience through her platform, Crowns of Inspiration, Inc. - Inspire, Achieve, Succeed, She advocates for survivors and individuals rebuilding their confidence after adversity.

As a healthcare professional and patient advocate, Siouxzan serves diverse communities with compassion and cultural understanding. Her work in healthcare fuels her passion for uplifting others, fostering self-worth, and creating meaningful pathways toward healing.

A proud multicultural woman, Siouxzan values representation, inclusivity, and service. Outside of pageantry, she enjoys family life with her husband and childhood sweetheart, Jamie, and their three grown children who inspire her everyday. 

Throughout her reign, Siouxzan strives to expand her outreach, collaborate with community organizations, and inspire others to embrace their strength and carry their crown, real or invisible, with courage.

Amy Brimicombe serves as Elite Ms. Massachusetts Petite 2026, representing the creativity, resilience, and entrepreneurial spirit of New England. As the creator of the Rina AI Platform—including PageantRina, CraftRina, and InsightfulRina—Amy is pioneering accessible, ethical AI tools that support women, small businesses, and community leaders.

A proud advocate for building community through entrepreneurship, Amy believes that economic empowerment and connection go hand in hand. Her work brings together technology, storytelling, and local leadership to help women 50+ reclaim visibility, agency, and opportunity in a rapidly changing world.

Rooted in Salem’s cultural energy, Amy leads with authenticity, humor, and a deep commitment to inclusive community spaces. Through her crown and her platforms, she champions sisterhood, representation, and the belief that confidence and reinvention are ageless.​

Amy is honored to bring her voice, her leadership, and her AI‑driven vision to the New England Petite Pageant stage.

Kimberly Campbell, born and raised in Jamaica, is the newly crowned Ms. New Hampshire Petite 2026. She holds a B.A. in Psychology from Grambling State University and an M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lesley University, and currently works as a mental health therapist. 

A 14-year member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, she has earned both the Gold and Bronze Presidential Service Awards for completing over 500 hours of community service. She is also the founder of D.A.R.E. To Be Different, a youth-focused mental-health empowerment program that has equipped more than 4,000 children and teens with skills in confidence-building, emotional awareness, and resilience.

Inspired by her own childhood experiences and the mentor who changed her life, Campbell continues to expand her impact through partnerships with organizations such as the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and the Jamaica Association of Massachusetts.