CALLOWAY COUNTY, KY (KFVS) - The Froggyland Bass Fishing Classic for high school teams was held on Kentucky Lake on Saturday, May 12.

Sixteen boats from eight schools in Illinois, Tennessee and Kentucky battled cool and windy conditions to hook the big ones. 

Sponsored by the Calloway County High School Bass Fishing Club and radio station Froggy 103.7, the first place trophy, as well as the traveling team trophy, went to the host school’s Bracken Robertson (left in photo) and Dillon Starks with a total weight of 15 lbs. 5 oz.

The split school team of Holhauser from Anna-Jonesboro, Ill. and Strack from Lyon County, Ky. came in a close second and the team of Cooksey and Finley also from Calloway County HS followed in third place.
Robertson also netted the Big Bass award with a 5 lb., 2 oz. beauty.

A team from  Marshall County HS came in fourth and a Reidland HS boat finished out the top five for the day.

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SPRINGFIELD, IL (KFVS) - Now may be the time to start thinking about shots for the next school year.

According to the Illinois Department of Public Health, National Infant Immunization Week  is April 21-28.

State health officials say that Illinois students entering the 6-9th grades next school year (2012-2013) will be required to have a school physical and show proof of receiving Tdap vaccine.  Otherwise, students must have an appointment to get the vaccine or have an approved medical or religious exemption on file. 

According to state health officials, students who don’t get the required shots will not be allowed to attend school.