20th Annual (2013) Moncks Corner Medical Center Family Open Catfish Tournament Winners


  1.   John Smith                             88.98                      $1,000

  2.   Doug Wilkerson                     81.16                      $750

  3.   Dan Brooks                            66.88                       $500

   4.   Donnie Parker                       64.04                       $125

  5.   Roger Hass                            59.94                       $100

  6.   Travis Beckman                    50.8                         $90

  7.   Richard Pate                         26.62                       $80

  8.   Collin Simmons                    23.94                       $75

  9.   Eric Peabody                        23.92                       $75

10.   John Thomas                        21.00                      $75


*BONUS BIGGEST CATFISH*

John Smith                                    25.66                     $500

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