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Hmong College Prep Academy Bass Fishing Team Reels In Success During 2026 Season

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By Lisa Bonko With their tournament championships, biggest fish tallies, a South Metro Conference title, and six Minnesota State Bass Fishing Tournament invites, Hmong College Prep Academy’s, HCPA’s, bass fishing team had a season to remember. A member of Minnesota Junior BASS Nation, HCPA anglers compete in the South Metro Conference. Participating schools include Bloomington, Cretin-Derham Hall, Southwest, and St. Thomas Academy High Schools. This year, over 50 students were members of HCPA’s fishing team. “We are very proud of what the team accomplished this year,” stated coach Chong Vang. “Early in the season, we were still working through some of the normal challenges that come with putting a team together.

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