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College Faceoffs nixed for this year

College Faceoffs nixed for this year

Major League Fishing has announced the cancellation of the 2020 MLF College Faceoffs in an effort to minimize risks associated with the coronavirus pandemic.

Originally announced in early March, the four-tournament series featuring the MLF-style catch-weigh-immediately release format was set to feature 20 college fishing teams that qualified through the Abu Garcia College Fishing. MLF officials are hopeful that the Faceoff events will return in 2021.

“The health and safety of our anglers, staff and the communities that we visit will continue to be our No. 1 priority as we assess the ongoing health crisis related to the coronavirus,” said Todd Walker, MLF VP of operations. “We remain hopeful that the Faceoffs will return in 2021 and we will continue to look for unique opportunities that allow college anglers to experience the thrill of competing in MLF-style events.”

As previously announced, the 2020 College Fishing season is set to resume May 29 with and event at the Mississippi River in La Crosse, Wis. Participation in the event is limited to registered anglers and essential tournament staff, and fans are asked to follow the event online to minimize crowds.

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