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EnglishWhat Tournaments and Scoreboards Does the Atlanta Saltwater Sportsman's Club Track?
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The Atlanta Saltwater Sportsman's Club (aswsc.org) organizes its competitive fishing around two separate tournament tracks — Offshore and Nearshore — and keeps a distinct set of scoreboards for each. If you want to know who won an event, who is leading a season-long race, or where to find a tournament application, the site splits all of that into these two categories rather than one combined results page.
The two tournament tracks
The club's tournament menu is divided into Offshore and Nearshore events. Each track has its own winners list and its own season standings, so a result in one does not carry over into the other.
- Offshore tournaments — the deep-water events, with their own winners page.
- Nearshore tournaments — the closer-to-shore events, also with a separate winners page.
The site's upcoming activities section shows how individual events are listed. One example from the page is a Nearshore Tournament #2 scheduled for October 22–24, 2026, at Big Bend (St Marks), FL, with a link labeled "Click Here for Application/Tip-Sheet." That tells you the pattern: each tournament posting pairs the date and location with an application and tip sheet rather than a single generic sign-up.
What each scoreboard tracks
Within each track, the club maintains several season-long standings. The naming is consistent across Offshore and Nearshore, so once you learn one set you can read the other.
| Scoreboard | What it recognizes |
|---|---|
| Tournament Winners | Winners of individual tournaments in that track |
| Boat of the Year | The top boat across the season (listed for Nearshore; Offshore uses "OS BOY Standings") |
| Angler of the Year – Men's Division | Top male angler for the season |
| Angler of the Year – Ladies Division | Top female angler for the season |
| Angler of the Year – Junior Division | Top junior angler for the season |
The Offshore side labels these as "OS" standings (OS Tourn Winners, OS BOY Standings, OS AOY – Men's/Ladies/Junior Division), while the Nearshore side uses "NS" (NS Tourn Winners, NS Boat of the Year, NS AOY – Men's/Ladies/Junior Division). The division structure — men's, ladies, and junior — is identical in both tracks, which means a junior angler competes for a junior title in whichever track they fish.
Where to find applications and results
- Tournament applications and tip sheets appear alongside each upcoming tournament listing, as with the October 2026 Nearshore event.
- Winners and standings live under the Scoreboard section, split into Offshore Scores and Nearshore Scores.
- Meeting and event notices are posted in the Upcoming Club Activities area — for example, a club meeting listed for Saturday, October 17 at The Tavern at Medlock in Peachtree Corners, GA.
What this means if you're deciding whether to follow or enter
If you only care about one style of fishing, you can follow just that track's scoreboard without sorting through the other. If you're considering entering, note that the two tracks run parallel seasons with their own awards, so your results count within the track you fish. The site does not publish entry fees, membership requirements for tournament eligibility, or scoring rules in the material available here — for those details you'd need the individual tournament application/tip sheet or the club's Membership and Information/FAQs pages.