Bristol, Tenn. —The King University Bass Fishing team competed in the
Major League Fishing (MLF) Collegiate Series on Lake Hartwell, wrapping up another strong showing against one of the largest and most competitive fields in collegiate fishing. Out of more than 250 boats, the Tornado anglers demonstrated skill, perseverance, and teamwork on the water.
Leading the way for King were
Trey Marco and Jake Rowlands, who delivered an impressive
11th-place finish with a total catch of
23 pounds, 6 ounces. Their performance placed them among the top teams in the nation and highlighted the program's continued growth.
The Tornado also saw contributions from multiple other boats:
As a team, King University continues to make its mark on the national stage. Following the Lake Hartwell event, the Tornado bass fishing program is ranked
18th in the School of the Year standings out of more than 250 colleges nationwide.
Head Coach [Coach's Name] praised the team's effort, stating,
"Our anglers continue to prove they can compete with the best in the country. Trey and Jake's top-15 finish is a testament to their preparation and execution, and the entire team is showing steady progress."
The Tornado bass fishing team will now turn its focus to upcoming events in the MLF Collegiate Series as they look to climb even higher in the national rankings.
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