Luxemburg-Casco's two fishing teams had a little more success on day two, but it was not enough to spend an extra day in South Carolina for the BASSMASTER High School Nationals competition.

Riley Richard and Jacob Treml took 71st place, catching five fish for a total of 13 pounds. Isaac Jerabek and John Hanmann came in 379th with a total catch of three fish for four pounds. You had to be in the top 12 to go onto the third day of the competition. Wyatt Richards and Colby Goforth of Pickens County High School in Georgia are leading the competition after two days with six fish at 23 pounds.

Two Luxemburg-Casco fishing teams will have to battle more than just the bass on the second day of the BASSMASTER High School Nationals in South Carolina.

According to the Luxemburg-Casco Fishing Team Facebook page, Riley Richard and Jacob Treml were able to fight against tough fishing two snag two bass on the day for a total weight of just over six pounds. That places them in 110th place overall out of 481 boats. Isaac Jerabek and John Hanmann Jr. came up empty in their day on the water. 

The two teams head out to the water again on Friday in hopes of hitting the top 12 boats overall to fish in the championship round on Saturday.

Of the more than 480 boats in this weekend's BASSMASTER High School Nationals on Lake Hartwell in Anderson, South Carolina, two of them will have the familiar colors of Luxemburg-Casco.

Team Eisch (boat 155) and Team Jerabek (boat 212) launched early this morning to start the three-day event with Riley Richard, Jacob Treml, Isaac Jerabek, and John Hanmann Jr. on board ready to reel in the biggest bass. The two teams qualified by winning the state championship last month with Riley Richard and Jacob Treml (Boat Captain: Brian Eisch) winning the title and Isaac Jerabek and John Hanmann Jr. (Boat Captain: Jesse Jerabek) earning the runner-up spot.

This weekend's tournament features the largest field in BASSMASTER High School Nationals history. 

Photos courtesy of Luxemburg-Casco Fishing Team

The high school season in Wisconsin is months away, but Luxemburg-Casco's Trace Schoenbeck is picking up some extra matches during the  2023 US Marine Corps USAW 16U, Junior National Wrestling Championships in Fargo, ND.

JR Freestyle: 195 Trace Schoenbeck (Luxemburg-Casco)

Beat Carson Gooley Idaho 10-0

Beat James Humphrey Missouri 8-0

Beat 0Easton Belfiore Pennsylvania 12-8

Lost to Joey Novak Minnesota 10-0

Lost to Anders Thompson Montana

Picture courtesy of Luxemburg-Casco Wrestling

Jacob DeGrave proved that he was one of the top trap shooters in the country over the weekend as the Luxemburg-Casco Trap Shooting team competed in the USA Clay Target League Nationals competition at the MTA Homegrounds in Mason, Michigan.

DeGrave forced a shoot-out with 19 others after posting a perfect 100 in the individual competition. He hit four targets in the shoot-off to come in 17th overall. Garrett Simonar broke the Top 25 as well with scores of 99 and 82 (reverse run). Cole Anderson finished in the Top 50 with a score of 99 and a 1 on the reverse run. 

The team came in 21st with a score of 477. They shot 99 - 99 - 95 - 94 - 90 and followed it with a reverse run of 63 - 6 - 18 - 26 - 2.

The Luxemburg-Casco Trap Team will shoot another day after experiencing a lot of success on Friday.

The team's 474 points was the 28th best in the qualifying round, with the top 80 advancing to Sunday's final. Their point total was tied with two other teams and were withing five points of being in the top 10. Three of their shooters scored a 95 or higher, meaning they missed five or fewer targets in two rounds of shooting.

The team shoots again at 9 a.m.

The Luxemburg-Casco Trap Shooting Team has their targets set high for this weekend's Nationals competition at the MTA Homegrounds in Mason, Michigan.

After two days of practice rounds, the Spartans are expected to begin the team competition at 9:50 a.m., shooting in the third flight in field two. 

The team qualified for the nationals competition by winning their first team state title last month in Nekoosa, Wis. Cole Anderson (95), Ethan Buresh (94), Jacob DeGrave (99), Kyle Kratz (93), Mitchel DeGreve (94), Charlie Simonar (90), Garrett Simonar (98), Jayden Stein (96),  and Trey Vincent (92) all scored at least 90 points across their two sessions. 

You can keep track of their success by clicking this link.

If they qualify, the team would shoot again Sunday at 9 a.m.

Photo courtesy of Luxemburg-Casco Trap Team