Live Scoring Across Big Rock Tournaments
Live, Upcoming, and Completed tabs organize the Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament, Keli Wagner Lady Angler Tournament, Big Rock Kids, and Triple Crown events in one timeline. Fans can open an event to follow standings and score activity while older tournaments remain available for reviewing final results. This makes it easy to move from current competition to historical context without searching separate sites.
Inside a tournament, dedicated views surface hookups, scores, messages, and other feed updates. Boat and angler listings connect those results to the people and crews involved, while notification controls can alert followers to new scores from selected boats. The structure works well for spectators who want a quick leaderboard check and for committed followers tracking a team throughout the day.
Live Radio, Video, and Weigh-In Coverage
Live media keeps users connected to activity that cannot be captured by a score alone. A radio area provides the tournament audio feed, and the More menu links to live video so viewers can follow weigh-ins and event coverage from their phones. These options are especially useful when crews are offshore and fans are waiting for updates from the scales.
The home view places Live Radio beside tournament alerts and event information, reducing the number of steps needed to start listening. Photo albums, downloads, and feed posts add visual and written context around the broadcast. Together, these tools turn the app into a compact event companion for people at Big Rock Landing as well as viewers following from home.
Boats, Anglers, and Event Updates
Participant directories help users identify which boats and anglers are entered before or during a tournament. Search makes it easier to locate a particular boat, while profile-style entries connect names with team images and score activity. Fans can use this area to follow a favorite crew instead of scanning an entire leaderboard every time results change.
The event feed adds messages and tournament news alongside hookup and score filters, so important updates are not buried in one long stream. Push-notification subscriptions offer another route for timely changes, including tournament notices and selected boat results. This combination suits families, sponsors, and sportfishing followers who want both broad event coverage and a more personal view of the competitors.
Account Tools for Tournament Crews
An account area expands the app beyond spectator viewing for registered participants. Big Rock guidance links app accounts with tasks such as updating boat photos, adding anglers, submitting lay days, and managing release-form workflows. These functions give captains and team representatives a mobile route to complete time-sensitive tournament administration.
The More section keeps Account Sign In alongside Photo Albums, Downloads, Who's Fishing Report, Watch Live Video, and Rules. That grouping helps participants move between required documents, event information, and media without leaving the main navigation. Casual viewers can still use the public tournament screens, while registered crews gain a practical operations hub during tournament week.
