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200 Sailors Compete In Sir Durward Knowles National Youth Regatta

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Over 200 young sailors from across The Bahamas are competing in the Sir Durward Knowles National Youth Regatta – a three-day event.

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1 year ago

February 22, 2025

Taige Adderley

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Over 200 young sailors from across The Bahamas are competing in the Sir Durward Knowles National Youth Regatta – a three-day event.

While the official results are being tabulated, what we do know is that Lady Kayla won the first E-Class race and One Bahamas took the second.

Through the first two days, Joannes Martiz of Lyford Cay is in the lead, hoping to maintain it through the final day, today.

And a couple fun facts:

The windy weather necessitated a le mans style start for the green fleet, the youngest sailors in the race where they had to push their boats into the water and race an altered, much shorter course,

And students from Uriah McPhee Primary School are also competing in the regatta, the only government school in the event.

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