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ACRP Hooks 125+ CRE Pros At Annual Fishing Fundraiser

Over 125 commercial real estate professionals connected at The Association of Commercial Real Estate Professionals' Second Annual Inshore Invitational, a benefit fishing tournament raising proceeds for the ACRP Education Fund and the Galveston Bay Foundation. Thirty teams of four anglers each set out at 6 a.m. for a full morning of saltwater fishing, hoping to hook the largest redfish, trout or flounder of the day.

This year's event got a 40% increase in turnout over the inaugural tournament, ACRP Director of Community Affairs Randy Young said.

First Place Heaviest Stringer 

D.E Harvey's Will Mullins, Patrinley's Brian Tierney, D.E. Harvey's Tim Sommers, Roland Vasquens (guide) and D.E Harvey's Matt Jones

Second Place Heaviest Stringer

Brian Wimmer (guide), Riverway Title's Will Nance, Allegiance Bank's Jason Sykora, Allegiance Bank's Scott McDonald, Allegiance Bank's Jack McCullough

Third Place Heaviest Stringer 

DBR Engineering's Jeff Dierschke, Chad Wright (guide), DBR's James Ledbetter, DBR's Jay White, DBR's Jovan Garcia

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