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North Dakota EMS FoundationTom Nehring Memorial Fishing Tournament at Van Hook Resort
4th Annual North Dakota
EMS Foundation Fishing
Tournament
Tournament Placements
Paid Teams
1st Place $4866.00
Brandon Wald & Tanner Jessen
26.57lbs
2nd Place $2676.00
Cody Cerkoney & Cody Northop
25.29lbs
3rd Place $1703.00
Nathaniel Fields & Sheri Schalesky
23.18lbs
4th Place $985.00 5th Place $932.00
Brandon Barrett & Tyler Heringer Kelly Hudson & Jessica Hudson
22.51lbs 21.34lbs
6th Place $752.00 7th Place $615.00
Mike Reishus & Cassie Reishus Justin Selzler & Dorothy Jo Selzler
20.45lbs 19.49lbs
8th Place $479.00 9th Place $410.00
Kole Brown & Ira Walter Brad MacClennan & Mark Roth
18.69lbs 18.32lbs
10th Place $273.00
Craig Seykora & Kyle Germundson
18.31lbs
Largest Northern
Todd Kelley
20.7lbs
Largest Walleye
Tanner Jesson
7.99lbs
The North Dakota EMS Foundation sponsored the 4th Annual Tom Nehring Memorial Fishing Tournament at Van Hook Resort on August 14, with 75 teams. The 1st place winners were Brandon Wald & Tanner Jessen with 26.57 lbs. The largest walleye was caught by Tanner Jesson and the largest northern was caught byTodd Price. A special thank you to all the sponsors, volunteers, and teams for making this year’s tournament a huge success. Proceeds from the annual fishing tournament goes towards supporting North Dakota’s emergency medical services through sponsoring EMS education conferences, as well as scholarships and grants for EMS professionals.
Thank to everyone involved in the 4th Annual Dale Severson Golf Tournament
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3rd Annual EMS Fishing Tournament
Our Mission The North Dakota EMS Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization that began in 2004 after receiving a modest bequest from Dale Severson, an EMS leader in North Dakota. The establishing vision of the Foundation was to promote and support prehospital emergency medical services across the great state of North Dakota. The Foundation is dedicated to the state's EMS providers, ambulance services and quick response units; and it places a major emphasis on the continued viability of individual rural providers and response groups. |