Hosted by the Sagola Township Sportsmen’s Club, the event offered cash prizes for adults and awards buckets for youth.

Adult division winners included:

— Perch, 1. Michael Talerico, 12 11/16 inches; 2. Brennan Donaldson; 3. Kevyn Pekarek.

— Crappie, 1. Sparky Musolf, 13 1/2 inches; 2. Mark Brunswick; 3. Melissa Lebeau.

(Alexander Erickson photo) Youth division champions at Tip-Up Town of the U.P. included, from left, Jason Harwath, bluegill and crappie; Henry Kasten, walleye; and Xavier Leipzig, perch.

— Bluegill, 1. Nick Harwath, 10 3/16 inches; 2. Dalton Skovera; 3. Michael Falk.

— Walleye, 1. Austin VanPembrook, 24 1/4 inches.

— Northern pike, 1. Austin VanPembrook, 37 1/8 inches; 2. April Harwath; 3. Melissa Lebeau.

In the youth division, some of the anglers brought in their prize catches in sleds as they were too short to bring the “monsters” in by hand. The winners included:

— Perch, 1. Xavier Leipzig, 11 1/2 inches; 2. Jason Harwath; 3. Bodey Morrison; 4. Jason Harwath; 5. Castan Hart.

— Crappie, 1. Jason Harwath, 12 3/8 inches; 2. John Dillion; 3. Bo Glasheen; 4. Lydia Morrison; 5. Xavier Leipzig.

— Bluegill, 1. Jason Harwath, 9 1/4 inches; 2. Jordan Bray; 3. Logan Milliron; 4. Quinten Deau; 5. Nathan Conery.

— Walleye, 1. Henry Kasten, 23 1/2 inches.

— Northern pike, 1. Ben Lippert, 36 3/16 inches; 2. Gibson Holsworth; 3. Jack Cvengros; 4. Kashton Steinbrecher; 5. Henry Kasten.

First place winners in the youth categories received trophies donated by Journeys End Taxidermy. Prizes in youth buckets donated by MJ Drilling were supplied by Sagola Township Sportsmen’s Club, Cuculli’s Bar, Highline Internet, L&M Fleet Supply, Dunham’s Sports, and Journey’s End Taxidermy.

There were also two silent auction prizes donated by Hardcore Outfitters and Step Ahead.

Event sponsors included Hardcore Outfitters, Step Ahead, Dunham’s Sports, Highline Internet, Cuculli’s Bar, Northern Interstate Bank, Jake’s R&R Tire, R Cabins, 41 Lumber, Carey Logging, Minerick Logging, Erickson Rochon & Nash Funeral Homes, attorney Linda Atkinson, MJ Drilling, ProMaxx Printing, L&M Fleet Supply, and Journey’s End Taxidermy.

The Sagola Township Sportsmen’s Club north of Channing will host its annual gun and knife show at the clubhouse starting Friday from 3 to 7 p.m. The event resumes from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.

The annual drawing for a Honda Pioneer side-by-side will be held at noon on Saturday. For more information on any club events, please go to stsportsmen.com.