TAUD Executive Director, Bob Freudenthal, pictured with first place winners Jeremy Walker and Derek Dwyer of Harpeth Valley Utilities District
TAUD Executive Director, Bob Freudenthal, pictured with second place winners Brian Thomas and David Pemberton of Next Generation Underwriters
Winning Catch for the Cash for the Largest Bass Prize!
THE RESULTS The 1st place team with a combined total weight of 15.85 lbs was Jeremy Walker and Derek Dwyer of Harpeth Valley Utilities District. They took home the Grand Prize of $800. 2nd place went to Next Generation Underwriters, David Pemberton and Brian Thomas, with a combined total weight of 14.50 lbs. They were also the recipients of the Big Bucket of Cash for the Largest Bass, with a 7.15 lbs Largemouth Bass, totaling a prize earning of $670. In 3rd Place with a combined total weight of 13.15 lbs. were Brad Henley and John Parsons from West Wilson Utility District. They took home a prize earning of $150. In 4th Place with a combined total weight of 12.35 lbs was Sam Miller of the Stringfellow Company. Miller took home a prize earning of $100.00. A total of 38 boats out of the 43 boats entered their catch at the weigh-in with several impressive catches. The plans for next year’s event are already underway as we move forward with making this event an annual TAUD Bass Tournament in conjunction with the Operator Expo. For more information on becoming a committee volunteer, participating angler or sponsorship opportunities, contact the Tournament Coordinator, Dewayne Culpepper (931) 6076981 or email dewayneculpepper@taud.org or Tournament Director, Kirk Smith (615) 509-9338 or by email kirk.smith@ cithornburg.com. TAUD would like to thank Dewayne Culpepper and Kirk Smith for their dedication in organizing this event.
TAUD Executive Director, Bob Freudenthal, pictured with third place winners Brad Henley and John Parsons of West Wilson Utility District
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TAUD Executive Director, Bob Freudenthal, pictured with fourth place winner Sam Miller of Stringfellow Company
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