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Bethel University Earns College Wild Card Trophy And Spot In The Championship
FLORENCE, Ala. — Bethel University’s Dalton Wilson and Randall Morris held the winning hand at the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series Wild Card on Pickwick Lake.
Wilson and Morris won the Wild Card with a two-day total of 48 pounds, 4 ounces of bass. After bringing in 27-5 in the first round Friday to take the lead, they slammed the door on the competition with 20-15 today to not only win the event, but also qualify for the 2014 Carhartt College Series National Championship. The team also took home the Livingston Lures Leader Award, worth $500 in Livingston products and the Nitro Big Bag honors for their Day 1 bag of 25-7.
“We had one big bass at 10:30 and only two fish with about 15 minutes to go,” Wilson said. “We were running in and decided to make one more stop on a school we hadn’t been able to get on all week.”
That stop paid off big. With only a few minutes to fish before they were due back at the docks, Wilson and Morris stopped their boat and quickly started firing casts. The bass were fired up as well.
Morris lost the first bass that bit, but Wilson boated his. “Then we both cast out and doubled. I netted mine, and he ‘boat-flipped’ his, and then we were gone.”
The duo relied heavily on a Ben Parker Signature Series spoon. It’s basically an oversized flutter spoon about 8 inches long. Wilson and Morris would fire the bait out, let it sink to the bottom, then snatch it vigorously back up into the water column before letting it fall again.
“Those were the only five keepers we caught all day,” Wilson said. “That’s the thing with that spoon, it’s tough to catch one, but when you do it’s the kind you need.”
The team that started the day in second finished in the same place. Bethel University’s Cody Ross and Dewey Swims brought a two-day total of 42-14 to the scales to finish 5 pounds. 6 ounces behind their teammates. Swims captured Carhartt Big Bass honors with his 7-10 largemouth from Day 2.
Justin Atkins and Joseph Marty of Mississippi State University finished third with 42-10.
In all, 17 of the Top 20 teams qualified for the Carhartt College Series National Championship. Three of the Top 20 teams had previously qualified for the National Championship, extending the Wild Card invitations down to 20th place.
The National Championship on Chatuge Reservoir is the next stop along the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series. That event will be held in Young Harris, Ga., July 31s through Aug. 2. Check your local listings for the airing of this week’s Wild Card on ESPNU.
2014 Carhartt Bassmaster College Series Title Sponsor: Carhartt
2014 Carhartt Bassmaster College Series Official Sponsors: Toyota, Bass Pro Shops, Berkley, Humminbird, Mercury, Minn Kota, Nitro Boats, Skeeter Boats, Triton Boats, Quantum, Yamaha
2014 Carhartt Bassmaster College Series Supporting Partners: Booyah, Diet Mountain Dew, Livingston Lures, Lowrance, Motorguide, Plano, Power-Pole, Rigid Industries, Shimano
2014 Carhartt Bassmaster College Series Proud Partner: Mustang Survival
About B.A.S.S.
B.A.S.S. is the worldwide authority on bass fishing and keeper of the culture of the sport. Headquartered in Birmingham, Ala., the 500,000-member organization’s fully integrated media platforms include the industry’s leading magazines (Bassmaster and B.A.S.S. Times), website (Bassmaster.com), television show (The Bassmasters on ESPN2), social media programs and events. For more than 45 years, B.A.S.S. has been dedicated to access, conservation and youth fishing.
The Bassmaster Tournament Trail includes the most prestigious events at each level of competition, including the Bassmaster Elite Series, Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Open Series presented by Allstate, B.A.S.S. Nation events, Carhartt Bassmaster College Series, Bassmaster High School Series, Toyota Bonus Bucks Bassmaster Team Championship and the ultimate celebration of competitive fishing, the GEICO Bassmaster Classic presented by Diet Mountain Dew and GoPro.
Carhartt Bassmaster College Series – Wildcard
6/27/2014 – 6/28/2014
Pickwick Lake – McFarland Park – Florence, AL
STANDINGS BOATER DAY 2
Today’s Activity Accumulative
Name # Fish # Live Lbs – Oz # Fish # Live Lbs – Oz
1. Dalton Wilson – Randall Morris Bethel University 5 5 20-15 10 10 48- 4
2. Cody Ross – Dewey Swims Bethel University 5 4 18- 8 10 8 42-14
3. Justin Atkins – Joseph Marty Mississippi State University 5 5 21- 4 10 10 42-10
4. Mitch Mitchell – Evan Reid Auburn University 5 5 24- 4 10 10 42- 9
5. Dawson Lenz – Robb Young University of North Alabama 5 5 21-13 10 10 41-13
6. Jacob Nummy – Tyler Strock AUM 5 5 15- 4 10 10 39- 2
7. Adam Neill – Logan Shaddix University of Alabama 5 5 21- 5 10 10 37- 0
8. Scott Cain – Jacob Argo UAB 5 5 18- 1 10 10 36-12
9. Mike Huff – John Hunter Georgetown College 5 5 18-15 10 10 36- 4
10. John Nolan – Tyler Collins University of West Georgia 5 5 19- 7 10 10 35- 7
11. Justin Cooper – John Ledet Northwestern State University 5 5 15- 9 10 10 33-14
12. Kenny Johnson – Bradley Rilling University of West Georgia 5 5 14- 8 10 10 33-11
13. Andrew Warbington – Mark Grant University of West Alabama 5 4 16- 8 10 9 33- 0
14. John Maner – Ryan Darracott University of North Alabama 5 5 19-13 10 10 32-14
15. Bryan Carroll – Alan Horwatt Clemson University 3 3 13- 6 8 8 32-14
16. Hayden Tilley – Alex Clayton Northeast Alabama Community College 5 5 15-14 10 10 32-12
17. Thomas Oltorik III – Aaron Comeens Daytona State College 5 5 16- 4 10 10 32- 3
18. Patrick Walters – Gettys Brannon University of South Carolina 5 5 14- 6 10 10 31- 7
19. Michael Corbishley – Ronnie Moore East Carolina University 5 5 13-13 10 10 31- 4
20. Tyler Craig – Joseph Grassi U. of Louisiana Monroe 5 4 17-11 9 8 30- 3
21. Justin Rivers – Colton Henderson Wallace State CC Hanceville 5 5 13- 9 10 10 29-10
22. Derrick Hoffman – Brody McWilliams Indiana University 5 5 16- 0 10 10 29- 6
23. Cody Harrison – University of North Alabama 5 5 20-12 9 9 28- 8
24. Trent Palmer – Dean Mullett Georgia Southern University 5 5 15-10 10 9 28- 7
25. Ross Burns – Richard Nesbitt Clemson University 5 5 16-11 10 10 27-14
26. Justin Royal – Colby Ogden Lamar University 5 5 11-11 10 10 27-11
27. Jennings Earnest – Murphy Klumpp University of South Alabama 5 5 12- 1 10 10 27-11
28. Daniel Perry – Joseph Fuller University of Montevallo 5 5 15- 9 10 10 27-10
29. Nathan Woodruff – Lowell Gann Mississippi State University 3 3 8- 8 8 8 27- 1
30. Logan Thomas – Ryan Kirkpatrick Murray State University 5 5 13- 7 10 10 26-15
31. Carson Orellana – Mitchell Community College 5 5 14-13 10 10 26-12
32. Joe Thompson – Young Harris College 5 5 11-14 10 10 26- 9
33. Tyler Watson – Sam Mughal UT Chattanooga 5 5 11- 1 10 10 26- 1
34. Byron Kenney – Will Tredwell University of Georgia 3 3 6- 1 8 8 24-10
35. Travis King – Brandon Easterling University of Montevallo 5 5 13- 2 10 10 24- 4
36. Curtis O’Daniel – Jai Rogers Northeast Alabama Community College 5 5 13-15 10 10 24- 1
37. Zachary Blalock – Kyle Albers East Carolina University 5 5 19- 6 7 7 23-10
38. Dustyn Pendergraft – Mike Hall Oklahoma State University 3 2 8- 1 8 7 23- 0
39. Jason Shaw – Mathew Cardani Murray State University 5 5 10-12 10 10 23- 0
40. Brayden Price – Northwest Shoals Comm College 4 4 10- 5 9 9 22-14
41. Colby Harville – Hunter Haney U. of North Alabama 5 5 9-12 10 10 22-13
42. Frankie Appaluccio – Keith Kirkley University of Alabama 5 4 14- 5 9 8 22-12
43. Taylor Odom – Josh Cameron Mississippi State University 3 3 7-12 8 8 22- 9
44. Weston King – Lealand Johnson University of Alabama 3 3 11-10 8 8 22- 7
45. Jacob Burns – Wesley Minor UAB 5 5 12- 3 10 10 22- 5
46. Gatlin Edge – William Shipes Clemson University 3 3 7-14 8 8 21-10
47. Kyle Alford – Clark Lawrence Mississippi State University 4 4 13- 8 7 7 20-15
48. Josh Oliver – Nathan George Gadsden State Community College 3 3 4-13 8 8 20- 9
49. Austin Herring – Tanner Ellis University of Montevallo 3 3 7- 7 8 8 20- 8
50. Andrew Jackson – Trey Stewartson Virginia Tech 5 5 14-11 8 8 20- 5
51. Matt Lipscomb – Justin Woodruff UAB 3 3 5-11 8 8 20- 4
52. Grant Kelly – Daniel Dix Southern Polytechnic State University 4 4 11- 9 9 9 20- 4
53. Bryant Quattlebaum – Jordan Tuten Wallace State CC Hanceville 4 4 9-11 9 9 19-12
54. Blake Thomas – Clint Frederick University of North Alabama 5 5 13- 2 8 8 19-10
55. Brianne McMillan – Christian Smith Florida Gulf Coast University 4 4 9-13 9 9 19- 7
56. Michaela Anderson – University of St Thomas 3 3 7-14 8 8 19- 0
57. Cody Spears – Drew Cook Florida State University 4 4 6-11 9 7 18-13
58. Tyler Wesley Stewart – Blake Alford U. of Louisiana Monroe 2 2 3-13 7 7 18- 6
59. Shelby Concon – University of Florida 5 5 10- 1 9 9 18- 1
60. Josh Bensema – Texas A&M 3 3 6-12 8 8 18- 0
61. Layton Jones – Luke Greenwell Georgia Southern University 5 2 9- 3 9 6 17-14
62. Wesley Steinmeyer – Justin Gill Georgia Regents University 5 5 17- 6 5 5 17- 6
63. Cy Floyd – Nick Barr Eastern Washington University 5 4 12- 1 7 5 16-14
64. Stephen Carlisle – James Altmann University of Florida 5 5 11- 3 9 9 16- 7
65. Andrew Suggs – Chase Coker Darton State College 5 5 13- 4 7 7 16- 6
66. Austin Brown – Josh Holley AUM 2 2 6- 0 7 7 16- 4
67. Jay Kendrick – Alec Castonguay Stephen F Austin State University 0 0 0- 0 5 5 16- 1
68. Tim Painter – Jordan Backus U. of Tennessee 0 0 0- 0 4 4 16- 0
69. Layne Bynum – Travis McGuire Texas Tech 1 1 2-11 6 6 16- 0
70. Jesse Wilkinson – Nicholas DiCamillo New Mexico State University 2 2 3-10 6 6 15- 1
71. Isaac Payne – Jace McDill Savannah College of Art & Design 2 2 5- 7 7 7 14-14
72. Charlie Sipe – Christian Cook Appalachian State 5 5 12- 9 6 6 14- 9
73. Dane Lecoq – Jordy Bloodsworth LSU 4 4 6- 7 8 8 14- 7
74. Andrew Tate – Colt Kelso U. of North Alabama 4 3 8- 5 8 7 13- 6
75. Colin Bennett – Dylan Powley UT Martin 2 2 6-12 4 4 13- 3
76 Kyle Price – Savanah Wride New Mexico State University 0 0 0- 0 5 5
77. Tyler Helms – Christian Shirley Mississippi State University 5 5 10- 9 6 6 12-13
78. Sam Starr – Kansas State University 4 4 7- 8 6 6 12-12
79. Dalton Darnell – Daniel Green AUM 0 0 0- 0 5 5 12-11
80. Braxton Heaton – Wallace State CC Hanceville 4 4 10- 7 5 5 12- 9
81. Tanner Crim – Marshall Hughes Tarleton State University 1 1 4- 8 5 5 11-15
82. Trey Coile – John Bryant University of Alabama 5 4 11-13 5 4 11-13
83. Ethan Flack – JR Sapp Wallace State CC Hanceville 0 0 0- 0 5 5 11- 6
84. Zach Bodford – Bryce Owen NC State 0 0 0- 0 5 5 11- 1
85. Garrett Roberts – Ben Curry Auburn University 0 0 0- 0 5 5 9-11
86. Quinton Evans – Bryce Rambo Lamar University 1 1 4-15 4 4 9-10
87. Nathan Martin – University of North Alabama 3 3 7-13 6 6 9- 3
88. Zach Courtney – Seth Courtney Southeastern Louisiana University 0 0 0- 0 3 3 7- 1
89. Brandon Black – Darius Williams University of West Georgia 0 0 0- 0 5 5 7- 0
90. Andrew Schoenekase – Darren Smith U. of Central Missouri 4 4 6-11 4 4 6-11
91. Konner Kennedy – Houston Turner Wallace State CC Hanceville 0 0 0- 0 2 2 6- 5
92. Cale Mathis – Kolby Bowers Abraham Baldwin Ag College 0 0 0- 0 4 4 6- 3
93. Mitchell Jennings – Chuck Wise Auburn University 0 0 0- 0 3 3 5-10
94. Kyle Gates – Katie Edgar St Ambrose University 0 0 0- 0 1 1 5- 4
95. Jessy Meherg – Austin Keeton JC Calhoun Comm College 0 0 0- 0 2 2 4-14
96. Candler McCollum – Will Bates Auburn University 0 0 0- 0 2 2 4- 8
97. Jacob Reome – Matthew Garvin Clemson University 1 1 0-12 3 2 3-12
98. Cody Kennedy – Nic Davis JC Calhoun Comm College 0 0 0- 0 2 2 3- 8
99. Austin Meeks – Josh Cagle Middle Tennessee State University 2 2 2-15 2 2 2-15
100. Brandon Worthey – Auburn University 0 0 0- 0 1 1 2- 7
101. Brett Webster – Kenny Elkins U. of North Alabama 0 0 0- 0 2 2 2- 6
102. Logan Brewster – Christian Peake U. of Tennessee 0 0 0- 0 1 1 1-13
103. Mitch Brumbeloe – Cody Rogers University of West Alabama 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
103. Benjamin Freeman – Dillon McGee Bethel University 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
103. Samuel Freeman – Shawn Callahan University of South Carolina 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
103. Jarod Hughes – Zack Remedies LSU 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
103. Daniel Hughes – Lucas Johnson Georgia Regents University 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
103. Corey Pierce – Hayden Hillyer AUM 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
103. Brandon Rivers – Whitney Perkins University of West Alabama 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
BIG BASS TOTALS
Day Name City,State Lbs-Oz
Day # Fish # Live Lbs-Oz # Limits
1 Cody Ross Jackson, TN 7- 0
2 Cody Ross Jackson, TN 7-10 1 407 401 1111-15 62
2 344 333 992- 9 49
Redington Takes Lead at Kentucky Lake
Morgan and Meyer Extend AOY Battle to Final Day
PARIS, KY – Reining FLW Tour Angler of the Year Andy Morgan and FLW Tour standout Cody Meyer have extended their AOY showdown to the third day of the FLW Tour event on Kentucky Lake. By both making the Top 20 cut the AOY title will not be secured until the end of the day three weigh in on Saturday.
Morgan, who sits in 9th place currently with 42 pounds, 10 ounces after the initial two days of the event. Meyer, who needs to finish this event eight spots ahead of Morgan to capture.the title and the $100,000 prize, currently sits in 17th place with 40 pounds, 2 ounces through the two days.
No matter which angler takes home the title both will break the all time FLW single season points record. The title would be Morgan’s second consecutive and second total AOY. For Meyer it would be his first AOY title.
It’s Black And White: Gray Wins On Buggs Island Reservoir
CLARKSVILLE, Va. — The vexation of going to the well once too often has bitten many a tournament angler, but Daniel Gray defied that angling axiom and closed the deal at the Old Milwaukee B.A.S.S. Nation Mid-Atlantic Divisional on Buggs Island Reservoir with a 3-day total of 28 pounds 11 ounces.
Hailing from Butler, Pa., Gray placed sixth on Day 1 and then took over the lead on a tough Day 2 after plucking two bass — both weighing 4-1 — off a spot where he had caught a 5-pounder in practice. The key area was a sandy bar extending off a clay bank right outside a small creek.
After trying other areas in the morning, Gray returned to his key area around mid-morning on Day 3 and caught a couple more keepers that sealed his victory by a 1-pound margin.
“Today, I had a great boater (William Goots of the Virginia team), and we went to his spots in the early morning, where I caught two keepers off deeper brushpiles,” Gray said. “Then he said ‘Whatever you want to do.’”
“We went to my spot, and I can’t believe it happened — it was great.”
On the brushpiles, Gray caught his fish by flipping Texas rigged plastics. His best colors were green pumpkin and watermelon red. On the sandy bar, he fished 3 1/2-inch tubes goofy rigged — essentially a weedless arrangement using a 1/4-ounce jig head.
A member of Pennsylvania’s Extreme Anglers bass club, Gray caught four bass for 10-5 on Day 3. He also broke 10 pounds on Day 1 (10-4) and had the Big Bass for Day 2 (4-1).
Overall, the Day 3 weights were better than Day 2. The average fish was a little less than 2 pounds. The Top 10 had 18 pounds or more, but the vast majority of competitors brought in 7 to 12 pounds for their total weight. Only six anglers boasted limits.
Gray not only won the overall tournament; he also topped the Pennsylvania team, which finished three spots behind first-place Virginia, the host state. The Virginia B.A.S.S. Nation state team had two anglers in the Top 10 and won the state competition by a margin of 15-1. Virginia had 181 pounds, 11 ounces, followed by Delaware with 166-10, and New Jersey with 149-15.
Gray earned an invitation to the 2014 B.A.S.S. Nation Championship, November 6-8 on Louisiana’s Ouachita River. Other state winners were Greg Alexander, Delaware; Brian Trieschman, Maryland; Michael Sentore, New Jersey; Rodney Rice, Virginia; Randy Huffman, West Virginia.
Essential to Virginia’s team victory was the performance of high school anglers Brandon Strayer and James Graves, who finished 15th overall and third on the Virginia team. Their limit of 11-9 was the largest of Day 2 and the second-largest of the tournament.
High School anglers only fish on Days 2 and 3, so their performance was particularly impressive.
“This is our fourth Divisional this year, and we’ve seen it in every one where the high school team has played a key role in the winning team’s (collective performance),” said B.A.S.S. Nation Director Jon Stewart. “Strayer and Graves had two good days of fishing on a fishery that was tough, and they ended up third on their team in two days, not three. The high schoolers are playing a huge part in what the teams do.”
Ronald Littleton’s 5-pound, 1-ounce bass won the Carhartt Big Bass honors, a $500 prize awarded to the biggest bass of the tournament. Gray won the $250 Livingston Lures Leader award, which goes to the Day 2 leader.
The next divisional in which anglers will earn berths into the championship is the Old Milwaukee B.A.S.S. Nation Northern Divisional to be held August 13-15 on Indiana’s Lake Monroe. More information is available on Bassmaster.com
2014 B.A.S.S. Nation Title Sponsor: Old Milwaukee
2014 B.A.S.S. Nation Official Sponsors: Toyota, Bass Pro Shops, Berkley, Evan Williams Bourbon, Humminbird, Mercury, Minn Kota, Nitro Boats, Skeeter Boats, Triton Boats, Yamaha
2014 B.A.S.S. Nation Supporting Sponsors: Boat US, Booyah, Carhartt, Diet Mountain Dew, Livingston Lures, Lowrance, Plano, Power-Pole, Rigid Industries, Shimano
About B.A.S.S.
B.A.S.S. is the worldwide authority on bass fishing and keeper of the culture of the sport. Headquartered in Birmingham, Ala., the 500,000-member organization’s fully integrated media platforms include the industry’s leading magazines (Bassmaster and B.A.S.S. Times), website (Bassmaster.com), television show (The Bassmasters on ESPN2), social media programs and events. For more than 45 years, B.A.S.S. has been dedicated to access, conservation and youth fishing.
The Bassmaster Tournament Trail includes the most prestigious events at each level of competition, including the Bassmaster Elite Series, Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Open Series presented by Allstate, B.A.S.S. Nation events, Carhartt Bassmaster College Series, Bassmaster High School Series, Toyota Bonus Bucks Bassmaster Team Championship and the ultimate celebration of competitive fishing, the GEICO Bassmaster Classic presented by Diet Mountain Dew and GoPro.
2014 BASS Nation MidAtlantic Divisional 6/25-6/27
Kerr Rervoir, Buggs Island VA.
(ANGLER) Standings Day 3
Angler Hometown No./lbs-oz Pts
1. Daniel Gray Butler, PA (PA) 11 28-11 0
2. Michael Sentore Gloucester City, NJ (NJ 12 27-11 0
3. Mike Moran Ruffsdale, PA (PA) 12 25-08 0
4. Randy Huffman Charleston, WV (WV) 12 24-14 0
5. Greg Alexander Hebron, MD (DE) 14 24-07 0
6. Rodney Rice Narrows, VA (VA) 10 22-06 0
7. Brian La Clair Denton, MD (DE) 11 22-04 0
8. Michael Burchett Pulaski, VA (VA) 11 19-12 0
9. Mark Hogan Milford, DE (DE) 11 19-02 0
10. Jerrod Lloyd Millville, NJ (NJ) 10 18-14 0
11. Bobby Smith Laurel, DE (DE) 11 18-13 0
12. Brian Trieschman Ellicott City, MD (MD) 9 18-04 0
13. Keith Cowan Mt Ephraim, NJ (NJ) 9 17-13 0
14. Paul Gietka Abingdon, MD (MD) 9 17-12 0
15. VA HS- Strayer/ Graves Madison, VA (VA) 8 17-11 0
16. Jerry Burkhart Belpre, OH (WV) 10 17-09 0
17. Ronald Littleton Seaford, DE (DE) 8 17-03 0
18. John Mcgraw Bordertown, NJ (NJ) 8 16-08 0
19. Jason Vaughn Bridgeville, DE (DE) 8 15-08 0
20. John Conway Henrico, VA (VA) 7 15-04 0
21. James Goins Baltimore, MD (MD) 8 15-03 0
22. James Dingess Barboursville, WV (WV) 8 14-09 0
23. Joe Devoe Aberdeen, MD (MD) 7 14-01 0
24. Cavin Young Prince George, VA (VA) 7 14-00 0
25. William Hubbard Ridgeway, VA (VA) 8 13-14 0
26. Roger Castillo Goode, VA (VA) 7 13-13 0
27. Greg Hylton Martinsville, VA (VA) 6 12-05 0
28. Mark Mounts Washington, PA (PA) 7 12-01 0
29. Dave Menard Henrico, VA (VA) 6 12-01 0
30. Robert Brennan Forked River, NJ (NJ) 6 11-12 0
31. Damien McMahon Pilot, VA (VA) 8 11-11 0
32. Richard Lane Pittsburgh, PA (PA) 6 11-10 0
33. Kenneth Hackworth Charleston, WV (WV) 5 11-06 0
34. Tim Stump Dover, DE (DE) 5 11-01 0
35. Russell Awad Brooklyn, NY (NJ) 5 10-15 0
36. Tyler Trent Nathalie, VA (VA) 5 10-09 0
37. Dion Bright Fairmont, WV (WV) 6 10-08 0
38. Jon Blaine Frederick, MD (MD) 5 10-07 0
39. Craig Townsend Westampton, NJ (NJ) 4 10-02 0
40. William Goots Reidsville, NC (VA) 4 09-15 0
41. Douglas Zittle Thurmont, MD (MD) 5 09-04 0
42. Eddie McNeil Poca, WV (WV) 5 08-15 0
43. David Price New Windsor, MD (MD) 5 08-12 0
44. Brian Keister Atco, NJ (NJ) 5 08-12 0
45. Darren Brooks Wenonah, NJ (NJ) 4 08-10 0
46. Bret Winegardner Swanton, MD (MD) 4 08-10 0
47. PA HS-Gower/ Mertz Lewisburg, PA (PA) 3 08-07 0
48. Bob Austin Marydel, DE (DE) 5 08-06 0
49. Christopher Napier Virginia Beach, VA (VA) 4 08-06 0
50. Mark Westrick Hastings, PA (PA) 3 08-02 0
51. Shelton Walters Felton, DE (DE) 5 07-15 0
52. Ken Baumgardner Monongahela, PA (PA) 5 07-12 0
53. DE HS- McKee/ Draper Milford, DE (DE) 4 07-09 0
54. Corey Gue Kenova, WV (WV) 4 07-06 0
55. Jeff Hall Butler, PA (PA) 4 07-05 0
56. Richard Martin Jr Sparrows Point, MD (MD) 3 07-04 0
57. Mike Morris Dover, DE (DE) 4 07-01 0
58. Eric Bennet Forked River, NJ (NJ) 3 07-00 0
59. Matt Becker Finleyville, PA (PA) 4 06-15 0
60. Al Fiorille Mt Airy, MD (MD) 4 06-05 0
61. Cliff Humpreys Philadelphia, PA (NJ) 3 06-03 0
62. Jim Fields Camden, DE (DE) 3 06-01 0
63. Randy Baran Old Bridge, NJ (NJ) 3 05-11 0
64. Todd Caddy Carnegie, PA (PA) 7 05-08 0
65. Bart Keck Finleyville, PA (PA) 2 05-08 0
66. Jeremy Mathias Monrovia, MD (MD) 3 05-05 0
67. William Kennedy Mineral Wells, WV (WV) 3 05-01 0
68. Andrew Sams Easton, MD (MD) 3 04-13 0
69. Tony Keller Charleston, WV (WV) 3 04-12 0
70. Ryan Buttermore Leetsdale, PA (PA) 3 04-06 0
71. Tommy Ford Leslie, WV (WV) 2 03-08 0
72. Joshua Cross Elizabeth, WV (WV) 2 03-07 0
73. MD HS-Wannall/ Stewart La Plata, MD (MD) 2 03-07 0
74. Jerry Meadows Uniontown, PA (PA) 2 02-09 0
75. WV HS-Goff/ Sigmon Clendenin, WV (WV) 1 01-05 0
76. Don Denault Jr Delmar, MD (DE) 1 01-04 0
77. NJ HS-Curran/ Stevenson Westampton, NJ (NJ) 0 00-00 0
77. Bradley West Vincent, OH (WV) 0 00-00 0
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Totals
Day #Limits #Fish Weight
1 8 167 339-01
2 4 142 257-08
3 6 141 278-12
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18 450 875-05
TEAM STANDINGS Day 3
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State Lbs-Oz
1 VIRGINIA 181-11
2 DELAWARE 166-10
3 NEW JERSEY 149-15
4 PENNSYLVANIA 134-06
5 MARYLAND 129-07
6 WEST VIRGINIA 113-04
INDIVIDUAL STANDINGS Day 3
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DELAWARE
Angler Hometown No./lbs-oz
1 Greg Alexander Hebron, MD 14 24-07 0
2 Brian La Clair Denton, MD 11 22-04 0
3 Mark Hogan Milford, DE 11 19-02 0
4 Bobby Smith Laurel, DE 11 18-13 0
5 Ronald Littleton Seaford, DE 8 17-03 0
6 Jason Vaughn Bridgeville, DE 8 15-08 0
7 Tim Stump Dover, DE 5 11-01 0
8 Bob Austin Marydel, DE 5 08-06 0
9 Shelton Walters Felton, DE 5 07-15 0
10 DE HS- McKee/ Draper Milford, DE 4 07-09 0
11 Mike Morris Dover, DE 4 07-01 0
12 Jim Fields Camden, DE 3 06-01 0
13 Don Denault Jr Delmar, MD 1 01-04 0
MARYLAND
Angler Hometown No./lbs-oz
1 Brian Trieschman Ellicott City, MD 9 18-04 0
2 Paul Gietka Abingdon, MD 9 17-12 0
3 James Goins Baltimore, MD 8 15-03 0
4 Joe Devoe Aberdeen, MD 7 14-01 0
5 Jon Blaine Frederick, MD 5 10-07 0
6 Douglas Zittle Thurmont, MD 5 09-04 0
7 David Price New Windsor, MD 5 08-12 0
8 Bret Winegardner Swanton, MD 4 08-10 0
9 Richard Martin Jr Sparrows Point, MD 3 07-04 0
10 Al Fiorille Mt Airy, MD 4 06-05 0
11 Jeremy Mathias Monrovia, MD 3 05-05 0
12 Andrew Sams Easton, MD 3 04-13 0
13 MD HS-Wannall/ Stewart La Plata, MD 2 03-07 0
NEW JERSEY
Angler Hometown No./lbs-oz
1 Michael Sentore Gloucester City, NJ 12 27-11 0
2 Jerrod Lloyd Millville, NJ 10 18-14 0
3 Keith Cowan Mt Ephraim, NJ 9 17-13 0
4 John Mcgraw Bordertown, NJ 8 16-08 0
5 Robert Brennan Forked River, NJ 6 11-12 0
6 Russell Awad Brooklyn, NY 5 10-15 0
7 Craig Townsend Westampton, NJ 4 10-02 0
8 Brian Keister Atco, NJ 5 08-12 0
9 Darren Brooks Wenonah, NJ 4 08-10 0
10 Eric Bennet Forked River, NJ 3 07-00 0
11 Cliff Humpreys Philadelphia, PA 3 06-03 0
12 Randy Baran Old Bridge, NJ 3 05-11 0
13 NJ HS-Curran/ Stevenson Westampton, NJ 0 00-00 0
PENNSYLVANIA
Angler Hometown No./lbs-oz
1 Daniel Gray Butler, PA 11 28-11 0
2 Mike Moran Ruffsdale, PA 12 25-08 0
3 Mark Mounts Washington, PA 7 12-01 0
4 Richard Lane Pittsburgh, PA 6 11-10 0
5 PA HS-Gower/ Mertz Lewisburg, PA 3 08-07 0
6 Mark Westrick Hastings, PA 3 08-02 0
7 Ken Baumgardner Monongahela, PA 5 07-12 0
8 Jeff Hall Butler, PA 4 07-05 0
9 Matt Becker Finleyville, PA 4 06-15 0
10 Todd Caddy Carnegie, PA 7 05-08 0
11 Bart Keck Finleyville, PA 2 05-08 0
12 Ryan Buttermore Leetsdale, PA 3 04-06 0
13 Jerry Meadows Uniontown, PA 2 02-09 0
VIRGINIA
Angler Hometown No./lbs-oz
1 Rodney Rice Narrows, VA 10 22-06 0
2 Michael Burchett Pulaski, VA 11 19-12 0
3 VA HS- Strayer/ Graves Madison, VA 8 17-11 0
4 John Conway Henrico, VA 7 15-04 0
5 Cavin Young Prince George, VA 7 14-00 0
6 William Hubbard Ridgeway, VA 8 13-14 0
7 Roger Castillo Goode, VA 7 13-13 0
8 Greg Hylton Martinsville, VA 6 12-05 0
9 Dave Menard Henrico, VA 6 12-01 0
10 Damien McMahon Pilot, VA 8 11-11 0
11 Tyler Trent Nathalie, VA 5 10-09 0
12 William Goots Reidsville, NC 4 09-15 0
13 Christopher Napier Virginia Beach, VA 4 08-06 0
WEST VIRGINIA
Angler Hometown No./lbs-oz
1 Randy Huffman Charleston, WV 12 24-14 0
2 Jerry Burkhart Belpre, OH 10 17-09 0
3 James Dingess Barboursville, WV 8 14-09 0
4 Kenneth Hackworth Charleston, WV 5 11-06 0
5 Dion Bright Fairmont, WV 6 10-08 0
6 Eddie McNeil Poca, WV 5 08-15 0
7 Corey Gue Kenova, WV 4 07-06 0
8 William Kennedy Mineral Wells, WV 3 05-01 0
9 Tony Keller Charleston, WV 3 04-12 0
10 Tommy Ford Leslie, WV 2 03-08 0
11 Joshua Cross Elizabeth, WV 2 03-07 0
12 WV HS-Goff/ Sigmon Clendenin, WV 1 01-05 0
13 Bradley West Vincent, OH 0 00-00 0
Bethel University Team Leads Day 1 At Carhartt Bassmaster College Series Wild Card
YOUNG HARRIS, Ga. — Dalton Wilson and Randall Morris of Bethel University brought in 27 pounds, 5 ounces to lead after Day 1 of the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series Wild Card on Pickwick Lake in Florence, Ala. Wilson and Morris are trailed by two of their Bethel University teammates, Cody Ross and Dewey Swims who brought in 24-6 to end the day in second place.
“We lost two fish that would have culled today,” Wilson said.
With a 5 1/2-pound average leading the event and a chance for that weight to have been even bigger, Pickwick certainly didn’t disappoint on Day 1. The typical offshore game paved the way for all the leaders who caught their fish on main river ledges.
The 2013 Carhartt College Series National Champions from Auburn University of Montgomery sit in 3rd place with a total of 23-14. Jacob Nummy and Tyler Strock are hoping for a chance to repeat for their school.
“Making it back to Chatuge for the National Championship is everything,” Nummy said.
This week’s Wild Card is the last opportunity for anglers to qualify for the National Championship, which will be held next month on Chatuge Reservoir.
A few anglers who have already qualified are fishing this event just for the chance to win the trophy, but the remainder teams have their eyes on the Top. The Top 17 boats will advance to the National championship and complete our field. If one of the teams has already qualified prior to this event, the invitation for the National Championship will move down the standings until 17 teams have qualified from the Wild Card.
Saturday is the second and final day of the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series. The launch will take place at McFarland Park at 5:30 a.m., and the weigh-in will begin at 2:30 p.m. on the University of North Alabama’s campus. To follow the action, visit Bassmaster.com.
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Carhartt Bassmaster College Series – Wildcard
6/27/2014 – 6/28/2014
Pickwick Lake – McFarland Park – Florence, AL
STANDINGS BOATER DAY
Today’s Activity Accumulative
Name # Fish # Live Lbs – Oz # Fish # Live Lbs – Oz
1. Dalton Wilson – Randall MorrisBethel University 5 5 27- 5 5 5 27- 5
2. Cody Ross – Dewey Swims Bethel University 5 4 24- 6 5 4 24- 6
3. Jacob Nummy – Tyler Strock AUM 5 5 23-14 5 5 23-14
4. Justin Atkins – Joseph Marty Mississippi State University 5 5 21- 6 5 5 21- 6
5. Dawson Lenz – Robb Young University of North Alabama 5 5 20- 0 5 5 20- 0
6. Bryan Carroll – Alan Horwatt Clemson University 5 5 19- 8 5 5 19- 8
7. Kenny Johnson – Bradley Rilling University of West Georgia 5 5 19- 3 5 5 19- 3
8. Scott Cain – Jacob Argo UAB 5 5 18-11 5 5 18-11
9. Byron Kenney – Will Tredwell University of Georgia 5 5 18- 9 5 5 18- 9
9. Nathan Woodruff – Lowell Gann Mississippi State University 5 5 18- 9 5 5 18- 9
11. Justin Cooper – John Ledet Northwestern State University 5 5 18- 5 5 5 18- 5
11. Mitch Mitchell – Evan Reid Auburn University 5 5 18- 5 5 5 18- 5
13. Michael Corbishley – Ronnie Moore East Carolina University 5 5 17- 7 5 5 17- 7
14. Mike Huff – John Hunter Georgetown College 5 5 17- 5 5 5 17- 5
15. Patrick Walters – Gettys Brannon University of South Carolina 5 5 17- 1 5 5 17- 1
16. Hayden Tilley – Alex Clayton Northeast Alabama Community College 5 5 16-14 5 5 16-14
17. Andrew Warbington – Mark Grant University of West Alabama 5 5 16- 8 5 5 16- 8
18. Jay Kendrick – Alec Castonguay Stephen F Austin State University 5 5 16- 1 5 5 16- 1
18. Justin Rivers – Colton Henderson Wallace State CC Hanceville 5 5 16- 1 5 5 16- 1
20. John Nolan – Tyler Collins University of West Georgia 5 5 16- 0 5 5 16- 0
20. Justin Royal – Colby Ogden Lamar University 5 5 16- 0 5 5 16- 0
22. Tim Painter – Jordan Backus U. of Tennessee 4 4 16- 0 4 4 16- 0
23. Thomas Oltorik III – Aaron Comeens Daytona State College 5 5 15-15 5 5 15-15
24. Josh Oliver – Nathan George Gadsden State Community College 5 5 15-12 5 5 15-12
25. Adam Neill – Logan Shaddix University of Alabama 5 5 15-11 5 5 15-11
25. Joe Thompson – Young Harris College 5 5 15-11 5 5 15-11
27. Jennings Earnest – Murphy Klumpp University of South Alabama 5 5 15-10 5 5 15-10
28. Tyler Watson – Sam Mughal UT Chattanooga 5 5 15- 0 5 5 15- 0
29. Dustyn Pendergraft – Mike Hall Oklahoma State University 5 5 14-15 5 5 14-15
30. Taylor Odom – Josh Cameron Mississippi State University 5 5 14-13 5 5 14-13
31. Matt Lipscomb – Justin Woodruff UAB 5 5 14- 9 5 5 14- 9
31. Tyler Wesley Stewart – Blake Alford U. of Louisiana Monroe 5 5 14- 9 5 5 14- 9
33. Gatlin Edge – William Shipes Clemson University 5 5 13-12 5 5 13-12
34. Logan Thomas – Ryan Kirkpatrick Murray State University 5 5 13- 8 5 5 13- 8
35. Derrick Hoffman – Brody McWilliams Indiana University 5 5 13- 6 5 5 13- 6
36. Layne Bynum – Travis McGuire Texas Tech 5 5 13- 5 5 5 13- 5
37. Kyle Price – Savanah Wride New Mexico State University 5 5 13- 2 5 5 13- 2
38. Colby Harville – Hunter Haney U. of North Alabama 5 5 13- 1 5 5 13- 1
38. Austin Herring – Tanner Ellis University of Montevallo 5 5 13- 1 5 5 13- 1
38 John Maner – Ryan Darracott University of North Alabama 5 5 13- 1 5 5 13- 1
41. Trent Palmer – Dean Mullett Georgia Southern University 5 4 12-13 5 4 12-13
42 Dalton Darnell – Daniel Green AUM 5 5 12-11 5 5 12-11
43. Brayden Price – Northwest Shoals Comm College 5 5 12- 9 5 5 12- 9
44. Tyler Craig – Joseph Grassi U. of Louisiana Monroe 4 4 12- 8 4 4 12- 8
45. Jason Shaw – Mathew Cardani Murray State University 5 5 12- 4 5 5 12- 4
46. Cody Spears – Drew Cook Florida State University 5 3 12- 2 5 3 12- 2
47. Daniel Perry – Joseph Fuller University of Montevallo 5 5 12- 1 5 5 12- 1
48. Carson Orellana – Mitchell Community College 5 5 11-15 5 5 11-15
49. Jesse Wilkinson – Nicholas DiCamillo New Mexico State University 4 4 11- 7 4 4 11- 7
50. Ethan Flack – JR Sapp Wallace State CC Hanceville 5 5 11- 6 5 5 11- 6
51. Josh Bensema – Texas A&M 5 5 11- 4 5 5 11- 4
52. Ross Burns – Richard Nesbitt Clemson University 5 5 11- 3 5 5 11- 3
53. Michaela Anderson – University of St Thomas 5 5 11- 2 5 5 11- 2
53. Travis King – Brandon Easterling University of Montevallo 5 5 11- 2 5 5 11- 2
55. Zach Bodford – Bryce Owen NC State 5 5 11- 1 5 5 11- 1
56. Weston King – Lealand Johnson University of Alabama 5 5 10-13 5 5 10-13
57. Austin Brown – Josh Holley AUM 5 5 10- 4 5 5 10- 4
58. Jacob Burns – Wesley Minor UAB 5 5 10- 2 5 5 10- 2
58. Curtis O’Daniel – Jai Rogers Northeast Alabama Community College 5 5 10- 2 5 5 10- 2
60. Bryant Quattlebaum – Jordan Tuten Wallace State CC Hanceville 5 5 10- 1 5 5 10- 1
61. Garrett Roberts – Ben Curry Auburn University 5 5 9-11 5 5 9-11
62. Brianne McMillan – Christian Smith Florida Gulf Coast University 5 5 9-10 5 5 9-10
63. Isaac Payne – Jace McDill Savannah College of Art & Design 5 5 9- 7 5 5 9- 7
64. Grant Kelly – Daniel Dix Southern Polytechnic State University 5 5 8-11 5 5 8-11
65. Layton Jones – Luke Greenwell Georgia Southern University 4 4 8-11 4 4 8-11
66. Frankie Appaluccio – Keith Kirkley University of Alabama 4 4 8- 7 4 4 8- 7
67. Shelby Concon – University of Florida 4 4 8- 0 4 4 8- 0
67. Dane Lecoq – Jordy Bloodsworth LSU 4 4 8- 0 4 4 8- 0
69. Cody Harrison – University of North Alabama 4 4 7-12 4 4 7-12
70. Tanner Crim – Marshall Hughes Tarleton State University 4 4 7- 7 4 4 7- 7
71. Kyle Alford – Clark Lawrence Mississippi State University 3 3 7- 7 3 3 7- 7
72. Zach Courtney – Seth Courtney Southeastern Louisiana University 3 3 7- 1 3 3 7- 1
73. Brandon Black – Darius Williams University of West Georgia 5 5 7- 0 5 5 7- 0
74. Blake Thomas – Clint Frederick University of North Alabama 3 3 6- 8 3 3 6- 8
75. Colin Bennett – Dylan Powley UT Martin 2 2 6- 7 2 2 6- 7
76. Konner Kennedy – Houston Turner Wallace State CC Hanceville 2 2 6- 5 2 2 6- 5
77. Cale Mathis – Kolby Bowers Abraham Baldwin Ag College 4 4 6- 3 4 4 6- 3
78. Andrew Jackson – Trey Stewartson Virginia Tech 3 3 5-10 3 3 5-10
78. Mitchell Jennings – Chuck Wise Auburn University 3 3 5-10 3 3 5-10
80. Stephen Carlisle – James Altmann University of Florida 4 4 5- 4 4 4 5- 4
81. Sam Starr – Kansas State University 2 2 5- 4 2 2 5- 4
82. Kyle Gates – Katie Edgar St Ambrose University 1 1 5- 4 1 1 5- 4
83. Andrew Tate – Colt Kelso U. of North Alabama 4 4 5- 1 4 4 5- 1
84. Jessy Meherg – Austin Keeton JC Calhoun Comm College 2 2 4-14 2 2 4-14
85. Cy Floyd – Nick Barr Eastern Washington University 2 1 4-13 2 1 4-13
86. Quinton Evans – Bryce Rambo Lamar University 3 3 4-11 3 3 4-11
87. Candler McCollum – Will Bates Auburn University 2 2 4- 8 2 2 4- 8
88. Zachary Blalock – Kyle Albers East Carolina University 2 2 4- 4 2 2 4- 4
89. Cody Kennedy – Nic Davis JC Calhoun Comm College 2 2 3- 8 2 2 3- 8
90. Andrew Suggs – Chase Coker Darton State College 2 2 3- 2 2 2 3- 2
91. Jacob Reome – Matthew Garvin Clemson University 2 1 3- 0 2 1 3- 0
92. Brandon Worthey – Auburn University 1 1 2- 7 1 1 2- 7
93. Brett Webster – Kenny Elkins U. of North Alabama 2 2 2- 6 2 2 2- 6
94. Tyler Helms – Christian Shirley Mississippi State University 1 1 2- 4 1 1 2- 4
95. Braxton Heaton – Wallace State CC Hanceville 1 1 2- 2 1 1 2- 2
96. Charlie Sipe – Christian Cook Appalachian State 1 1 2- 0 1 1 2- 0
97. Logan Brewster – Christian Peake U. of Tennessee 1 1 1-13 1 1 1-13
98. Nathan Martin – University of North Alabama 3 3 1- 6 3 3 1- 6
99. Mitch Brumbeloe – Cody Rogers University of West Alabama 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
99. Trey Coile – John Bryant University of Alabama 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
99. Benjamin Freeman – Dillon McGee Bethel University 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
99. Samuel Freeman – Shawn Callahan 0- 0
99. Jarod Hughes – Zack Remedies LSU 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
99. Daniel Hughes – Lucas Johnson Georgia Regents University 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
99. Austin Meeks – Josh Cagle Middle Tennessee State University 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
99. Corey Pierce – Hayden Hillyer AUM 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
99. Brandon Rivers – Whitney Perkins University of West Alabama 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
99. Andrew Schoenekase – Darren Smith U. of Central Missouri 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
99. Wesley Steinmeyer – Justin Gill Georgia Regents University 0 0 0- 0 0 0 0- 0
BIG BASS TOTALS
Day Name City,State Lbs-Oz
Day # Fish # Live Lbs-Oz # Limits
1 Cody Ross Jackson, TN 7- 0
1 407 401 1112-15 62