Two tournaments. Two statement wins. One championship race heating up.
June belonged to the Gulf Division. The Gulf Coast Cowboys opened the month with a dominant win in Mississippi. The Third Coast Renegades answered two weeks later at Bay Point, clawing back into the championship conversation with their second win of the season. Here's how it went down.
COWBOYS CONQUER GULFPORT
The Gulf Coast Cowboys led from start to finish at the Gulfport Mississippi Open. Six blue marlin. One white marlin. 2,800 points — more than double the field's nearest challenger.
It was the kind of performance that reshuffles a championship race before the second half of the season even starts.
GULFPORT FINAL STANDINGS
- Gulf Coast Cowboys — 2,800
- Texas Lone Stars — 1,125
- Third Coast Renegades — 1,000
- Mississippi Blues — 550
- West Florida Black Flags — 100
- Louisiana Canyons — 100
RENEGADES ANSWER AT BAY POINT
If Gulfport belonged to the Cowboys, Bay Point belonged to the Third Coast Renegades — but they had to earn every point of it.
The Renegades and the Mississippi Blues traded the lead deep into the final hours before Third Coast held on for the win. Their second Gulf Division victory in three tournaments this season, and a clear signal: they're not just in the championship race, they're built for it.
BAY POINT FINAL STANDINGS
- Third Coast Renegades — 2,025
- Mississippi Blues — 1,900
- Gulf Coast Cowboys — 1,350
- Texas Lone Stars — 1,050
- West Florida Black Flags — 300
- Louisiana Canyons — 250
ATLANTIC, YOU'RE UP
The Gulf delivered. Now the championship chase heads north for back-to-back Atlantic Division showdowns.
Cape Cod Invitational — Falmouth, Massachusetts — July 17–19
Big water, monster bluefin, and the home waters of Lights Out Boston await.
Rhode Island Offshore Invitational — Newport, Rhode Island — July 24–26
The Rhode Island Breakers welcome the SFC fleet to Newport for their inaugural home event.
Two tournaments, two divisions, one race that's only getting tighter. Follow the championship all season long.