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October 11, 2026

Safe Passage sails to victory at Port Antonio Marlin Tournament

PORTLAND, Jamaica — Safe Passage sailed to victory at the ninth staging of the Mayberry Superstars of Port Antonio International Marlin Tournament on Saturday evening, finishing with 1,800 points.

Change My Mind, owned by Ken McNab, governor of Honduras’ Bay Islands, placed second with 1,380 points, while Still Keepin It Jiggy finished third with 900 points.

Paulette Tai Chun of Still Keepin It Jiggy was named Top Female Angler, while Dominic Neil Gordon of Safe Passage took the Top Male Angler award. Adrian DaSilva, also of Safe Passage, was named Overall Captain.

— Everard Owen

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