PUT YOUR SCHOOL'S PRIDE ON THE LINE!

Here, you'll be able to get news, information, schedules, rosters, results, standings, rules and much much more. Check back frequently for the latest information about the Scholastic Anglers Interscholastic Sport Fishing Program.

Please tour our website for the latest on organized interscholastic sport fishing at the school level with the Scholastic Anglers Challenge underway and the Scholastic Anglers Finals set for June 5,2010.  

There is not a designated season for interscholastic sport fishing. Now is a great time to join in as we offer student-anglers in our schools an opportunity other than the traditional sports and athletics.  Scholastic Anglers is where schools form sport fishing teams, doing something that keeps them positively involved with something at their school.

As more schools adopt sport fishing as a sport, school spirit, school pride, and new rivalries transcend into a whole new realm.  Scholastic Anglers also attracts student-anglers who might not otherwise be involved in traditional sports and athletics, while parents can now cheer at a school event.

The benefits of the Scholastic Anglers Program is far reaching, not only in the sport of fishing, but the academic realm as well:  the sciences, mathematics, social studies, reading, writing, and safety.

by posted 06/23/2010
 
The 2009-2010 Scholastic Anglers School Of The Year award goes to Parkwood Fishing.  Parkwood Fishing put up a total of 1105 points to take first place.  Second place goes to Marvin Ridge Fishing with a total of 850 points for the year.  Central Academy of Technology and the Arts, or CATA Fishing, earned third place with 532 points.  This award is a compilation of all of the individual student-angler points representing their school.  The Scholastic Anglers Program allows for one student-angler and one teacher/sponsor to represent a school with no maximums.
    

by posted 06/22/2010
 
Central Academy of Technology and the Arts' student-angler Steven R. captured the 2009-2010 Scholastic Angler Of The Year Title by earning 532 total points.  This was CATA's first year participating in the Scholastic Anglers Program and Steven represented CATA Fishing very well as he Put His School's Pride On The Line!
    

by posted 06/22/2010
 
The 2010 Scholastic Anglers championships proved to be the most competitive yet!  14 student-anglers representing 5 schools participated in this invitational event.  Bass, the targeted species, were hard to come by on this hot June 5, 2010 saturday.  Despite the level of difficulty, Dakota C. of Parkwood Fishing managed to put 4 in the boat.  Chris K. of Marvin Ridge Fishing contributed 2.  Parkwood Fishing's Andrew P. and Michael R. each put one bass in the boat.  Steven R. of CATA Fishing, Travis R. of Weddington Fishing, and Taylor S. of UA Fishing contributed one bass each as well.  The academic-year-end event proved to be most exciting.  Each student-angler Put Their School's Pride On The Line by applying the skills, methods, and strategies learned throughout the academic year.  These participants are sure to keep up the hard work and practice over the summer in preparation for the 2010-2011 academic year coming up in August 2010.  

If you or someone you know are interested in getting in on the action, please contact 704-315-7071 for more information and to get started for the 2010-2011 academic year!