BoatU.S. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE BASS FISHING CHAMPIONSHIP

by FCS Bass Headquarters, Los Angeles,


Updated: June 30, 2008, 5:08 PM EST 1 comment

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Bass Fishing Championship Info


REGISTRATION

UPCOMING EVENTS

  • Catch the premiere of the 2008 NCBFC Series starting Wednesday, October 1st, 8pm EST on FCS Central
    REGIONAL EVENT INFORMATION
  • 2008 Lone Star Collegiate Spring Breakout; March 13-14
  • 2008 Arkansas Tech Invitational; March 28-29
  • 2008 Battle of the Bluegrass, June 7
  • 2008 Red River Invitational, June 7, 8
  • 2008 Southern Collegiate Series Championship, Lake Guntersville, June 13-14

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NEWS

Montevallo University wins the Southern Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship on Lake Guntersville, Alabama June 13-14.

In a tightly contested affair, Montevallo edged out University of Alabama-Birmingham and host school Auburn to take the first ever Southern Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship. Jan Swaim and his great staff put on a spectacular event with a ton of huge sacks.

Check back later for the official weights and don't forget to take a look at the photo gallery.

ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ALL ANGLERS
Click on the link below to view the current roster for the 2008 Boat US National Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship.

  • 2008 BoatUS NCBFC ROSTER

  • 2008 Registration Press Release

    REGIONAL EVENT INFO:

    Northwestern State Takes 1st in Arkansas Tech Invitational The Arkansas Tech University College Bass Invitational held last weekend on nearby Lake Dardanelle turned out to be one of the largest college tournaments held to date, with 89 anglers, representing 19 schools and involving a total of 46 teams.

    The Northwestern State University (La.) team of Jeff Rich (left) and Nathan Fields finished top of the class with an impressive total weight of 37.24 pounds for 10 bass. The second place Murray State team of Dan Langton and Don Winters also weighed a five fish limit on both days for a total of 35.06 pounds.


    Texas A&M Takes 1st at the Lone Star Collegiate Spring Breakout The tournament held on Lake Belton - The Aggies Texas A&M team of Justin Rackley and Kenny Stewart that won the event with a five bass limit weighing 13.40 pounds. Their weight was one-half pound better than the Texas Tech (Lubbock) team of Jacob Szot and Dustin Cotton, who finished second with 12.90 pounds.


    PHOTOS

    PHOTO GALLERY HERE
    The Aggies took home the coveted Boat U.S. Bass Fishing Trophy in 2007, submitting a 7.5 bass taking home 14K and scholarship money! Nice!
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    CLUB NEWS

    BIG TEN TOURNEY HIGHLIGHTS
    Purdue University dominated the field this year taking home the title of 2008 Big Ten Tourney Champions. The tournament was held at Lake Maxinkuckee, near Culver, Ind.

    Fighting harsh temperatures and a steady 15 mph wind the anglers from Purdue were able to overcome the elements and claim their fourth Big Ten Title. The top 3 teams from Purdue combined for 15 keepers totaling a combined weight of 29.44 lbs. Michigan St. placed second with 10 keepers and a combined weight of 17.70 lbs. Wisconsin weighed in 8 keepers for 14 lbs. to claim third place.

    Club President Aaron McAlexander and his partner Paul Smith claimed the Big Sack of the day bringing in 11.38 lbs. Smith also caught the largest bass of the tournament weighing in at 4.36 lbs.


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