Over the Line Beer Fest (OTLBF) presented by Crest Liquor
On Saturday, May 21 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., sip craft beer from some of San Diego’s finest breweries and enjoy fare from local food trucks. Breweries will include BNS Brewing, Alesmith Brewing, Coronado Brewing, Thorn Brewing, 3 Punk Ales, Second Chance Beer Company, Resident Brewing, Mike Hess Brewing, Burgeon Beer, Mujeres Brew House, Rove by Pure Project, Little Miss Brewing, Societe Brewing, The Lost Abbey and Dos Desperados Brewing. You & Yours Distilling Company and Ashland Seltzer will be sampling their products for you as well.
General admission, including the four hour beer tasting for guests ages 21+, is $40 with advance online purchase via events.com. Check in with participating breweries for a discount code.
The OTL Tournament will host 120 teams in a double elimination format. The first rounds will take place from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 21 with winning teams returning from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 22. Tournament divisions include: Men’s Pro; Men’s Open; Men’s Masters; and Women’s Open. The entry fee is $150 per team and includes the three beer fest tickets for players.
Click Here for the Events.com OTLBF Registration Page
2022 Over the Line World Championships Sign Ups
5/2 – Out of Town Captains will receive email with the link and code to sign up
*There are limited Saturday spots for Out of Town teams, get signed up quick
5/7 – In Person Sign Ups at the Beachcomber and Pennant
* This is the best way to get the date to play you prefer
5/10 – Online signups open to the public
69th Annual Over the Line World Championships Signups (Click Here)
* Playing opportunities for Saturday are limited
Check back for our online store to purchase your OMBAC items
OUR NEXT EVENTS
5/7/22: 69th Annual Over the Line World Championships Signups at the Comber and Pennant
5/21/22 – 5/22/22: Over the Line Beer Fest (OTLBF) presented by Crest Liquor. Click Here
6/26/22: Junior OTL Tournament at Fiesta Island
7/9/22-7/10/22: First Weekend of OTL69
7/16/22-7/17/22: Second Weekend of OTL69
7/24/22: Junior OTL Tournament at Fiesta Island
8/13/22: Junior OTL World championships at Fiesta Island
2021 World Championship Over-The-Line® Tournament Results
Mens open |
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1st-Haven Labs | Aaron Boatwright | Billy Bright | Riley Regala | |
2nd-Valley Farm Market | Mike Ham | Taylor Earle | Justin Hargrove | |
3rd-John’s Automotive BxB | Mark Sherman | John “Red” Atkins | Jeremy “Puma” Ives | |
4th-Lococo Pool and Spa | John Lococo | Codie Simmons | Garrett Gandofo | |
Steve Simon Memorial Sportsmanship Award | Dave Greer | |||
Tree Memorial MVP | Aaron Boatwright | |||
Century |
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1st-Bomber Industries | David Puckett | Mark Wright | Justin Klein | |
2nd-LinkSoul | Mile McAlister | Lance Laxson | Brian Bazzel | |
3rd-Flav | Jason Firsich | Drew Voight | Anthony Lococo | |
David Rico Memorial Sportsmanship Award | Justin Klein | |||
Canardly |
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1st-Johns Auto/Grand Ole BBQ | Jeff Briggs | Danny Watson | Brian Simmons | |
2nd-Law Offices of Mike Wright | Shane West | Jeff Floodberg | Eric Miller | |
3rd-Matte Grey Sportswear/Resident Brewing | Kevin “Tomahawk” Cote | Bill Cooper | Greg Grace | |
Pops Matson Memorial Sportsmanship Award | John Eppstein | |||
Cannever |
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1st-JBS Auctions | Steve Tarantino | Tom Dobyns | Kenny Miner | |
2nd-GI Gila Innovations | Frank Young | Mike Lemon | Danny Powel | |
3rd-Sweetheart Properties | John Holbrook | Al Herald | Greg Gordon | |
Pell Mel Kirsner Memorial Sportsmanship Award | Paul Contreras | |||
Cadaver |
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1st-Darkhorse | Shawn Nepo | Dale Olson | Lionel Silva | |
2nd-Who Were Those Masked Men | Dan Wayne | Dale Jarrett | Don Palmer | |
Ron Paris Memorial Sportsmanship Award | Dan Wayne | |||
Camummy |
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1st-Matte Grey Silver | Tom Whelan | Carl Taylor | Duane Bazzel | |
2nd-Slippery When Wet | Barry McKinley | Jerry Wilson | Malcolm “Paco” Fitzurka | |
Women’s Open |
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1st-Valley Farms | Kelsey Earle | Lisa Franklin | Ashley Manriquez | |
2nd-Beachcomber | Lauren Segars | Bonnie Hargrove | Jenny Mays | |
3rd-Johns Automotive SWT | Stephanie Watson | Alyssa Dronenburg | Taryn Casillas | |
Rose Teeple Memorial Sportsmanship Award | Bonnie Hargrove | |||
Casillas Memorial MVP | Ashley Manriquez | |||
CaMilf |
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1st-Johns Automotive Care – JAC | Tamara Piland | Tess Franklin | Amy Booth | |
2nd-LOMW | Lisa McGowan | Beth Albritton | Alyssa Weiss | |
Lori Wright Memorial Sportsmanship Award | Dana Sorrenson | |||
Caneasy |
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!st-Give Me Good and Plenty | Maureen Kobrin | Tammy Eggleston | Margaret “Margi” Thomas | |
2nd-Fondle My Reese’s Pieces | Kim Jensen | Monica Sanches | Debbi Morgan | |
Louise Williams Memorial Sportsmanship Award | Donnalee Hicks | Lona Andrews Spirit of the Beach Award | Judy Alden |
The Old Mission Beach Rats sponsored volleyball tournaments that soon needed better organization to compete for playing dates with Los Angeles beaches. So, in 1954, the Old Mission Beach Athletic Club was born. The original membership was less than twenty and the annual dues were the same for over forty years.OMBAC HISTORY
OMBAC’s official beginning was 1954, but its roots sprouted years before. From friendships of the late 30s, 40s and early 50s, the spirit and attitude of OMBAC evolved in Old Mission Beach. The common denominator was a strong desire for having fun!
OMBAC sponsored volleyball events, coached youth flag football, had its first Coming Out Party and Over-The-Line Tournament. All was good until 1958 when the Old Mission parking lot closed, the lifeguard station moved, and members had no central meeting place. The Club drifted apart until a new location was established in South Mission.
In 1964, the Club reorganized and a new vitality and determination was kindled. The Over-The-Line Tournament had survived because of a few die-hards.
Presently, OMBAC is a San Diego, California based 501(c)(4) not-for-profit organization with 440 members. OMBAC continues to enjoy the respect and admiration of the community. Focused on serving amateur sports and youth athletics OMBAC enjoys unmatched leadership. If not for the dedication of its members and the unselfish gift of their time, OMBAC would no longer exist.