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October 8, 2026

WATCH: Nuh Reely aiming to defend Mayberry Superstars marlin tournament title

PORTLAND, Jamaica – The Mayberry Superstars of Port Antonio Marlin Tournament sailed off at 7:30 Thursday morning with 10 boats.

Robert “Bobby” Stewart and his yacht team, Nuh Reely, are aiming to defend their title.

Stewart, who is also tournament director, told Observer Online that he is looking forward to a challenging championship and the use of circle hoops that are more environmentally friendly.

Meanwhile, among the starters were two international boats, one from Cayman Island and the other from Honduras — “Change My Mind” with Governor Ken McNabb.

Everard Owen

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