Media Bass Team Tournament Results From June 26

Evelio Moreno and Bob Gross won the 1^st place in the team tournament held last June 26, 2021. They earned a total point of 179.05 and a total of 29.05 pounds.

Below are the top ten winners from the tournament.

Place	Angler 1	Angler 2	# of Bass	Pounds	Winnings	Points
1	Evelio Moreno Jr. (Billy)	Bob Gross	5	29.05	$1,600.00	179.05
2	Steve Brumley	Kevin Brumley	5	21.28	$900.00	170.28
3	Paul Lowke	Joey Johnson	5	18.84	$522.00	166.84
4	Travis May	Terry May	5	18.69		165.69
5	Otha Ray Smith II	Otha Ray Smith III	5	17.10		163.10
6	Keith Ford	Dustin Ford	5	15.67		160.67
7	Russ Carter *	Mike Cannon *	5	15.35		159.35
8	James Lewis	Paul Dovel	5	14.00		157.00
9	Clifton Hughes	Chris Berry	5	13.25		155.25
10	Eric Elder	David Hutton	5	12.73		153.73

Author: Simon T

Simon Trask is passionate about life on the water. As a camper, hunter and angler and explorer, he enjoys traveling to the lakes, rivers and woods of North Texas, East Texas, Oklahoma and beyond. https://www.linkedin.com/in/simontrask

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