(September 18, 2024) Greensboro, GA – Centurion and Supreme Boats is thrilled to announce their new partnership with towboat dealer, WaterSports Central-Oconee, bringing their exceptional lineup of boats to the vibrant boating community of Lake Oconee. As a Boating Industry Top 100 dealer, WaterSports Central (WSC) is known for their passionate and dedicated team, specializing in the towboat and watersport industry.

Gary Morrison, Centurion and Supreme Sales Representative shares his excitement about WSC Oconee joining the team saying, “WSC has a top-notch team. From the service department to their sales team, they are a Class A dealer.”

Founded in January 2020, WSC-Oconee is one of six locations for the WaterSports Central family, which has been serving boating enthusiasts since 1999. Located just 1.5 hours east of Atlanta, WSC-Oconee has quickly become a cornerstone in the fast-growing area known as Georgia’s Lake Country. The dealership primarily serves families, but still offers a range of products that cater to both amateur and professional watersport enthusiasts.

“Lake Oconee is a destination for many, a home for others,” says Jeff Husby, Owner of WSC. “Our team, led by General Manager Brandon Lee, who is a former pro rider and heavily involved with the Watersports Industry Association (WSIA), is committed to enhancing the boating experience for our community.”

Husby has 31 years of experience with the Correct Craft family and sees this partnership as a great fit. “Aligning with Centurion and Supreme allows us to offer our community more options and uphold our mission of providing top-quality service and products. We’re excited about this great relationship and the opportunities it brings.”

Brandon Lee, General Manager of WSC-Oconee, shares his excitement over the new partnership. “We opened right before COVID hit, and despite the challenges, we’ve seen tremendous growth. Our partnership with Centurion and Supreme is a testament to the demand and loyalty of our customers. Centurion and Supreme customers are die-hards, and we are excited to service and support them.”

Lee’s journey with WSC began in the early 2000s when the Lee family bought their first boat from WSC. ” Growing up with WSC, I had full faith in this business and the people that run it. The quality they strive for, from service to product, is outstanding. It’s not just about sales; it’s about the community.”

WaterSports Central-Oconee is excited to welcome customers to experience the superior performance of Centurion and Supreme boats. As they continue to grow and serve the Lake Oconee community, WSC remains dedicated to providing exceptional service and fostering a vibrant watersport culture.

About WaterSports Central-Oconee: WaterSports Central is a premier dealership specializing in towboats and watersports, with multiple locations serving the boating community since 1999. Known for their exceptional customer service and community involvement, WSC is dedicated to enhancing the boating experience for families and enthusiasts alike.

About Supreme Boats: Supreme is the most valuable towboat. The surf, wake and ride not only improve owner experience, but also a family’s investment in joy and peace of mind. Supreme also stands for positive change. Our purpose is not just to build better boats, but also to make the lives of our customers better. We measure our success in smiles created – the indication of God’s glory. When we generate smiles, we know we are on the right path. Learn more about Supreme Boats at www.supremetowboats.com

About Correct Craft: Celebrating 99 years of excellence in the marine industry, Correct Craft is a Florida-based company with global operations. Focused on “Making Life Better,” the Correct Craft family includes Nautique, Centurion, Supreme, Bass Cat, Yar-Craft, SeaArk, Parker, and Ingenity boat companies, Pleasurecraft Engine Group, Indmar Marine Engines, Velvet Drive Transmissions, Mach Connections, Merritt Precision, Osmosis, Watershed Innovation, and Aktion Parks. For more information, please visit www.correctcraft.com