The first regional tournament featured 80 bass clubs competing on Lake Barkley.
The top 17 teams in Region 1 that advanced to the KHSAA State Championship from Lake Barkley were:
1st: Calloway County High School – Myles Mcmanus and Ethan Tidwell, five bass, 20-11
2nd: Hancock County High School – Chase Laslie and Jared Laslie, three bass, 11-9
3rd: Franklin-Simpson High School – Luke Bunch and Parker McMillin, four bass, 11-5
4th: Henderson County High School – Kelvin Audas and Gabe Turner, three bass, 10-15
5th: Marshall County High School – Davis Smith and Garrett Hicks, three bass, 10-11
6th: Muhlenberg County High School – Carson Recke and Jackson Kulijof, three bass, 10-8
7th: Calloway County High School – Clayton Bobo and Cody Paschall, three bass, 10-5
8th: Marshall County High School – Gage Lynch and Sam Mann, three bass, 9-13
9th: Calloway County High School – Jacob Hudgin and Dylan Bell, two bass, 9-11
10th: Marshall County High School – Tristan Barrett and Evan Bremmerkamp, two bass, 8-13
11th: McCracken County High School – Tyler Lillevig and Hunter Valerius, one bass, 8-6
12th: Franklin-Simpson High School – Dondrey Woods and Carter Smith, two bass, 8-4
13th: Logan County High School – Trever Mcintosh and Thomas Lockhart, two bass, 8-4
14th: Calloway County High School – Allen Mullins and Colton Noel, three bass, 8-3
15th: Ohio County High School – Brennan Peters and Dalton Wilson, three bass. 7-15
16th: Trigg County High School – Andrew Greene and Anthony Ethridge, three bass, 7-14
17th: Logan County High School – Matthew Mullins and Briar Webb, three bass, 7-12
Full results for Region 1 can be found at HighSchoolFishing.org.
The Big Bass Award at Lake Barkley was won by the McCracken County High School duo of Lillevig and Valerius, who brought an 8-pound, 6-ounce largemouth to the scale.
