The Philippines’ Alexie Mae Brooks topped a pre-arrival race in the upcoming Miss Eco International pageant conducted via YouTube.

Brooks took the lead in the Eco Tourism Video poll, the international pageant posted on social media on Wednesday afternoon, March 19.

“The votes are in! Here are the top three contestants leading in the Eco Tourism Video challenge on YouTube! [graph emoji][camera emoji]” the Miss Eco International pageant posted.

Another delegate of Filipino heritage ranked second, Victoria Repollo Inglis from the United Kingdom, whose parents have roots in Pangasinan and Ilocos.

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Inglis and Brooks will join delegates from different countries and territories around the world in the 2025 Miss Eco International pageant in Alexandria, Egypt, next month. Ukraine’s Angelina Usanova will relinquish her title to her successor at the end of the competition.

Fans can still continue to rally behind their bets before the delegates arrive in Egypt for the competition proper.

“[fire emoji] But it’s not over yet! Your support can make a difference! Head over to our YouTube channel now, subscribe, and vote for your favorite contestant by watching and engaging with their videos! Let’s celebrate eco-tourism and sustainability together! [leaves emoji][green heart emoji]” the post added.

Brooks, who was part of the Philippine national team for the Southeast Asian Games, earned the right to compete in the global tilt after finishing in the Top 10 of the 2024 Miss Universe Philippines pageant.

The Ilongga national athlete will try to post the Philippines’ third victory in the Miss Eco International pageant, following Cynthia Thomalla in 2018 and Kathleen Paton in 2022.