College: Day 1 weigh-in

See how the College competitors did on the first day of the 2014 Carhartt College Eastern B.A.S.S. Regional.

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Tyler Wadzinski and Matt Beeler of the University of Tennessee lead the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series Eastern Regional with 16 pounds, 5 ounces.
Tyler Wadzinski and Matt Beeler of the University of Tennessee lead the Carhartt Bassmaster College Series Eastern Regional with 16 pounds, 5 ounces.
The Mountaineers from Appalachian State University gather on the shoreline as the Day 1 weigh-in is about to begin.
The Mountaineers from Appalachian State University gather on the shoreline as the Day 1 weigh-in is about to begin.
This largemouth, weighing 5 pounds 8 ounces, is held by Zach Hicks. He’s joined by teammate Austin Neary of Western Carolina University. The bass is the Day 1 Carhartt Big Bass leader.
This largemouth, weighing 5 pounds 8 ounces, is held by Zach Hicks. He’s joined by teammate Austin Neary of Western Carolina University. The bass is the Day 1 Carhartt Big Bass leader.
The Western Carolina University team of Hicks and Neary add a smallmouth to their bag, eventually weighing 16 pounds. They are in second place after Day 1.
The Western Carolina University team of Hicks and Neary add a smallmouth to their bag, eventually weighing 16 pounds. They are in second place after Day 1.
The first flight is on the shoreline with the anglers preparing to weigh in.
The first flight is on the shoreline with the anglers preparing to weigh in.
The first flight moves to the queue line in front of the weigh-in stage.
The first flight moves to the queue line in front of the weigh-in stage.
Tournament Manager Hank Weldon warms up the crowd prior to the Day 1 weigh-in on the shoreline of Watts Bar Reservoir.
Tournament Manager Hank Weldon warms up the crowd prior to the Day 1 weigh-in on the shoreline of Watts Bar Reservoir.
Hicks and Neary hold up their catch. It weighs 16 pounds and momentarily takes the lead. Even so, the team from Western Carolina University is in second place.
Hicks and Neary hold up their catch. It weighs 16 pounds and momentarily takes the lead. Even so, the team from Western Carolina University is in second place.
Bethel University’s Blake Welch and Brandon Koon hold part of their limit weighing 13-13. The team is in third place going into the final round on Watts Bar Reservoir.
Bethel University’s Blake Welch and Brandon Koon hold part of their limit weighing 13-13. The team is in third place going into the final round on Watts Bar Reservoir.
Team members from Appalachian State talk strategy on the shoreline of Watts Bar Reservoir.
Team members from Appalachian State talk strategy on the shoreline of Watts Bar Reservoir.
The second flight arrives to weigh in at Rhea Springs Recreation Area.
The second flight arrives to weigh in at Rhea Springs Recreation Area.
Mitchell Community College’s Carson Orellana is on the bubble after Day 1. His 11-6 weight has the North Carolina angler in 12th place.
Mitchell Community College’s Carson Orellana is on the bubble after Day 1. His 11-6 weight has the North Carolina angler in 12th place.
The crowd takes in the weigh-in at picturesque Rhea Springs Recreation Area near Spring City, Tenn.
The crowd takes in the weigh-in at picturesque Rhea Springs Recreation Area near Spring City, Tenn.
Mike Huff and John Hunter with part of their Day 1 catch weighing 13-7. The team from Georgetown College is the fifth place team.
Mike Huff and John Hunter with part of their Day 1 catch weighing 13-7. The team from Georgetown College is the fifth place team.
The final flight of anglers line up for the weigh-in scales.
The final flight of anglers line up for the weigh-in scales.
Robert Giarla and Bentley Manning, from Tennessee Tech, are in ninth place after Day 1 with 12-9.
Robert Giarla and Bentley Manning, from Tennessee Tech, are in ninth place after Day 1 with 12-9.
Randall Morris and Dalton Wilson stage a late weigh-in charge at the scales. Their limit of 13-7 moves the team from Bethel University into fourth place.
Randall Morris and Dalton Wilson stage a late weigh-in charge at the scales. Their limit of 13-7 moves the team from Bethel University into fourth place.