By RENALDO DORSETT

Sports Reporter

rdorsett@tribunemedia.net

THE country's governing body for sailing is preparing to stage national championships in one of its most notable fleet classes in international competition, which continues to gain local popularity.

The Bahamas Sailing Association (BSA) is scheduled to host yet another edition of its Snipe Nationals at the Royal Nassau Sailing Club, Montagu Bay, September 25-26.

Approximately 8-10 boats are expected to contest the championship which has been in existence for more than 40 years.

Robert Dunkley and crew BJ Burrows are the defending champions of the event.

The Snipe class features a 15 and-a-half foot, two-person, one desi ...

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