Standings
Season rankings
USA Bassin' Standings
Track division, regional, and national points standings throughout the season. Follow qualification races, compare team performance, and see where you rank against anglers across the country.
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| Place | Team | State | Points | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 481 |
Nate Hunhoff / Colt Eckert #1743-1744 · IN
|
IN | 50 | ||||||
| 482 |
Mark Wakefield / Gatlin Wakefield Next Generation #1779-1780 · TN
|
TN | 50 | ||||||
| 483 |
Joseph Whallen / Samuel Whallen #1153-1154 · IN
|
IN | 50 | ||||||
| 484 |
Nick Sturgeon / Jason Lewandowski Senior #131-137 · MO
|
MO | 50 | ||||||
| 485 |
Joey Morris / Joe Morris #1327-1328 · IL
|
IL | 50 | ||||||
| 486 |
Eric Dixon (solo) Senior #1329 · IL
|
IL | 50 | ||||||
| 487 |
Josh Womack / Anthony Guffie #1838-1841 · TN
|
TN | 50 | ||||||
| 488 |
Cody Drake / Luke Kramer Next Generation #1343-1358 · IN
|
IN | 50 | ||||||
| 489 |
Matt Barker / Gene Barker #1842-1851
|
— | 50 | ||||||
| 490 |
Joshua Cram (solo) #1375 · MO
|
MO | 50 | ||||||
| 491 |
Josh Butler / Brayden Butler Next Generation #1381-1435 · MO
|
MO | 50 | ||||||
| 492 |
Kevin New / Tim Stillions #1855-1856 · IN
|
IN | 50 | ||||||
| 493 |
Dalton Moon / Julio Chavez #498-499 · IN
|
IN | 50 | ||||||
| 494 |
Edwin Rios (solo) Senior #450 · TN
|
TN | 50 | ||||||
| 495 |
Isaac Johnson / Noah Williams #443-446 · IN
|
IN | 50 | ||||||
| 496 |
Larry White / Chris Biddle #434-957 · IN
|
IN | 50 | ||||||
| 497 |
Caden Farmer (solo) #1430 · MO
|
MO | 50 | ||||||
| 498 |
Colby Davison / Ron Voet #1431-1432 · MO
|
MO | 50 | ||||||
| 499 |
Lewis Schweizer / Roger Asbury #1901-1902 · IL
|
IL | 50 | ||||||
| 500 |
Rodney Keel / Travis Fleetwood Senior #253-513 · IN
|
IN | 50 |
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How USA Bassin' Standings Work
USA BASSIN standings reward consistency throughout the season. Teams earn points through tournament participation and finishes while competing toward Regional qualification and championship advancement.
Fish Local Divisions
Earn Season Points
Track Qualification Status
Championship Path
Nationwide results
Standings Across The Country
USA BASSIN standings track competitive division races across lakes, rivers, and fisheries nationwide throughout the tournament season.
Season-long competition
Built Around Competition
USA BASSIN standings reward teams that consistently compete throughout the season while creating opportunities for advancement into Regional and championship competition.
Affordable Competition
Accessible tournament structures designed for recurring participation.
Team-Based Rankings
Standings built around season-long team performance and consistency.
Championship Opportunities
Points races connected directly to Regional and championship qualification.
Family-Friendly Atmosphere
Welcoming competition designed for anglers across experience levels.
Nationwide Divisions
Competitive standings tracked across divisions throughout the country.
Local leadership
Track Your Division Throughout The Season
USA BASSIN divisions are organized by experienced tournament directors who help create fair, competitive, and community-focused events within their local regions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are USA BASSIN standings calculated?
Teams earn points through tournament participation and finishes throughout the season. Standings reflect cumulative performance within divisions and qualifying events.
How many points are needed to qualify for Regionals?
Teams reaching 250 season points become eligible to compete in USA BASSIN Regional tournaments.
How often are standings updated?
Standings are typically updated following completed tournaments and official result verification.
Can teams compete in multiple divisions?
Yes. Many anglers compete across multiple divisions and regions throughout the season.
Do standings affect championship qualification?
Yes. Season standings contribute toward Regional eligibility and advancement opportunities into championship competition.
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