scholarships awarded in 2026
Across the Club’s five scholarship programs.
The Winston-Salem Sportsmen Club promotes scholarship and athletic achievement. Together, we help local student-athletes keep playing, keep studying and take their next step.

Local support becomes opportunity for student-athletes. Here is the Club’s reported scholarship impact for 2026.
Across the Club’s five scholarship programs.
$23,000
Educational assistance awarded in 2026: 23 scholarships of $1,000 each.
A $1,000 award, funded by the Club for ten years.
Supporting area girls’ high school basketball players.
For student-athletes who participated in the Pigskin Classic.
Continuing a legacy through a student-athlete award.
Honoring a community legacy through opportunity.
November 21, 23, 24 & 25 · Glenn and Atkins high schools

Mary Garber’s pioneering career opened doors in sports journalism. The Club carries that legacy forward through girls’ basketball and scholarships for student-athletes.
Support student-athlete scholarshipsGolf, basketball and a banquet stage. Different ways to celebrate achievement and support local student-athletes.

Girls’ high school basketball and a lasting scholarship tradition.

Benton Convention Center
Football scholarships

“Food for soul and food for thought.”
The Hungry Club, where the story began.
The Club begins at the Patterson Avenue YMCA and honors Carver High School’s football champions.
The Banquet of Champions welcomes sports figures including Jim Brown, Bobby Mitchell and Bob Hayes.
Mary Garber becomes a charter member of the local high school Sports Hall of Fame.
The 41st Hall of Fame banquet celebrates local achievement and the Club’s scholarship programs.
Help carry a community tradition forward. Explore Golf Classic sponsorships that support the Club’s scholarship work.
One team, signage and event recognition.
Platinum$2,500Two teams and event recognition.
Title sponsor$5,000Co-naming rights for the Golf Classic.