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SETX High School finishes with Championship

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SETX High School finishes with Championship

By Kenny Wick Sabine County Reporter
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Riley Duke and Cierra Justice of Brookeland take 187th place with 9.04 pounds
Hoss Morton and Cole Trick of Brookeland take 34th place with 24.71 pounds
Conner McDaniel and Sam Welch of Hemphill also finish in the top 10, taking 10th Place with a two day total of 28.55 pounds.
Trent Neal and Bailey Strothers of Hemphill take 47th place with 23.38 pounds
Easton Cochran and Parker Monk of Brookeland take 37th place with 24.43 pounds
Rabon Rogers and Ralea Bennett of Brookeland take 233rd place with 5.68 pounds
Ty Parsons of Brookeland takes 88th place with 19.35 pounds
Jake Bennett and Hunter Hightower of Brookeland take 21st place with 26.10 pounds
Laken Quick and CJ Ford of West Sabine take 49th place with 23.15 pounds
Brooks Hale and Lexi Hale of Brookeland take 80th place with 19.83 pounds
Hunter Murphy of West Sabine takes 129th place with 15.91 pounds
Weston Frick and Wyatt Frick of West Sabine take 5th place with 31.94 pounds

The SETX High School Fishing Association held their championship tournament on April 30 / May 01 on lake Sam Rayburn with weight – in at Umphrey Pavilion. SETX is a premier high school tournament trail that has paid out over $200K in cash and prizes just this year alone allowing high schoolers to compete and hone their bass fishing skills.

A total of 398 teams competed, with 276 teams weighing in fish. A total of 1,918 fish weighing a total of 4,112.58 pounds hit the scales, and 1,804 were released alive. That’s a 94% live release rate, which is pretty good with these warming temperatures.

These tournaments are good clean fun, and our kids are learning to compete, good sportsmanship, and conservation.

Congratulations to all our young anglers!