Electro-Mech's Augusta, Georgia shipping record carries 182 entries at 115 organizations, with basketball and baseball running nearly even at 75 and 71 entries respectively, football at 29, and soccer at 7, all shipped from 1999 through 2025. The most common model by count is the pre-LX 2350-C basketball scoreboard at 8 entries, followed by the LX1750 baseball scoreboard, the LX2160 shot-clock pair, and the LX3050 play-clock set at 7 entries each, and the LX2665 indoor multi-sport scoreboard and LX3740 outdoor football scoreboard at 5 entries each. Our review of the Georgia state shipping record shows Augusta sits within a statewide total of 5,133 entries across 410 cities and towns, a figure that ranks Georgia first among all 50 states in units shipped. The article works through what the record shows: which organizations appear by name, which models shipped, which sports they served, and where the record simply has nothing to say.

What does the Augusta, Georgia shipping record actually show?

Our review of the Augusta, Georgia shipping record shows 182 entries at 115 organizations, shipped from 1999 through 2025 across basketball, baseball, football, and soccer.

Basketball leads at 75 entries. Baseball follows at 71. Football accounts for 29, and soccer for 7. The near-parity between basketball and baseball is the defining feature of this record. Both sports draw on different cabinet types: a gymnasium scoreboard serves basketball, volleyball, and wrestling from a single cabinet, while a baseball diamond scoreboard is a separate purchase. Football stadiums sometimes add play-clock pairs alongside the main scoreboard, which is why auxiliary displays such as the LX3050 Play Clock Set appear in the football column alongside the main outdoor scoreboards, as of September 2026.

The most common models in the Augusta record, by count, are the 2350-C at 8 entries; the LX1750, LX2160, and LX3050 each at 7; and the LX2665 and LX3740 each at 5. The 2350-C is a pre-LX basketball scoreboard. Its count reflects orders placed before the LX-series became the catalog standard. The LX1750 is a baseball scoreboard. The LX2160 is a shot-clock pair for basketball gymnasiums. The LX3050 is a play-clock set for football fields. The LX2665 is a multi-sport gymnasium scoreboard. The LX3740 is an outdoor football scoreboard.

Several organizations placed more than one order over the 26-year span. Grovetown High School, Augusta, Georgia, has five entries: a 2665-C basketball scoreboard, a 2665-DASANI basketball scoreboard, a 1060-C baseball scoreboard, a 1550 baseball scoreboard, and a 3540 football scoreboard, all shipped in 2009. Paine College, Augusta, Georgia, also has five entries, with an LX1750 baseball scoreboard and three basketball scoreboards shipped in 2012, and a second LX2180 basketball scoreboard shipped in January 2025. Lakeside High School, Augusta, Georgia, has five entries covering baseball, basketball, and football, shipped in 2010 and 2011.

The record does not state why any order was placed, where on a campus a scoreboard went, what an earlier display had been, or whether a display remains in service today. These are entries in a record of what Electro-Mech sold and shipped. The record is silent on everything else, and this article respects that limit.

What makes the LX2665 the leading indoor multi-sport scoreboard in the Augusta record?

The LX2665 appears five times in the Augusta record, making it the most-shipped current-catalog indoor multi-sport scoreboard in this city and a practical choice for gymnasiums that rotate between basketball, volleyball, and wrestling.

Our data, from the LX2665 spec sheet (Rev 2.0.2017.06.08), puts the cabinet at 10 feet wide by 5 feet tall, weighing 150 pounds, and rated at 1.7 amps on 120 VAC. The cabinet material is aluminum throughout, with automotive-grade baked-on enamel on the face. Guest score and period clock digits stand 12 inches tall. Team fouls, timeout counts, and the period counter stand 9 inches tall. Bonus and possession indicator lamps are 3 inches in diameter. Standard LED colors for the LX2665 are amber for score digits, red for the period clock, and green for possession. The LX2665-ETN variant adds Electronic Team Names above the score panels; our data from the LX2665-ETN spec sheet puts that variant's draw at 2.5 amps on 120 VAC, with all cabinet dimensions unchanged.

The multi-sport capability works through three removable metal plates along the cabinet bottom. Flip to WON/GAMES/WON captions and the cabinet serves volleyball. Flip to POINTS/MATCH/POINTS and it serves wrestling. Return to basketball configuration and the same 37-key control console drives every mode. A center-hung, four-sided configuration is also available for arenas that suspend a display at midcourt. ID panels for advertising or team logos mount above or below the cabinet in a range of sizes.

In the Augusta record, Glenn Hills High School, Augusta, Georgia, received an LX2665 basketball scoreboard on April 22, 2014. Grovetown High School, Augusta, Georgia, received a 2665-C and a 2665-DASANI, both on February 25, 2009; those two entries are the same organization, shipped on the same date, with the variant designations written as the record carries them. The record does not say which gymnasium in either building each scoreboard serves or what preceded it.

The LX2665 model page and full spec sheet are at electro-mech.com/basketball/scoreboard-lx2665/. The LX2665-ETN spec sheet is linked from that same page. Current lead times are four to six weeks for a standard build, though complex orders can run beyond twelve weeks; no LX-series models ship off a shelf. For a quote, use the form at electro-mech.com/request-quote.

What is the LX2160, and how does it fit the Augusta basketball record?

Seven LX2160 shot-clock pairs appear in the Augusta record, tied with the LX1750 for second place by model count and immediately behind the 2350-C at the top.

The LX2160 is an auxiliary basketball display, not a main scoreboard. Our data, from the LX2160 spec sheet (Rev 2.0.2017.06.08), describes the LX2160 as a pair of shot-clock displays designed to mount behind the backboards. Each cabinet measures 24 inches wide by 27 inches tall and weighs 20 pounds. Each cabinet draws 0.3 amps. Shot-time digits are 12 inches tall. Visual Horn indicator lamps, which signal the end of a period, are 4-inch diameter lamps built into each cabinet face. LED color is red throughout. An internal horn is standard on each cabinet. A data output port supports daisy-chaining additional displays, and a secondary output port accepts optional LED backboard goal light kits. Shot-clock displays from Electro-Mech ship without a control console; that is a separate purchase.

Four of the seven LX2160 entries in the Augusta record are at organizations with verified official websites. Westside High School, Augusta, Georgia, received an LX2160 on August 25, 2014. Aquinas High School, Augusta, Georgia, received one on December 27, 2021. Westminster School, Augusta, Georgia, received one on June 16, 2022. Augusta Prep Day School, Augusta, Georgia, also received one on June 16, 2022. The three remaining LX2160 entries are at organizations without a verified official website in the record and are not named here. The record does not say which gymnasium each unit serves or whether a main scoreboard order accompanied it.

According to the GHSA shot clock certification protocol, the 2022-23 basketball season completed the Georgia High School Association's three-year rollout of the 35-second shot clock for varsity contests. According to NFHS, the 35-second shot clock was available for state-by-state adoption beginning in 2022-23, with each state association deciding independently. For GHSA member schools in Augusta, every varsity home game now requires a working 35-second shot-clock system. The LX2160 model page and spec sheet are at electro-mech.com/basketball/scoreboard-lx2160/. The complete basketball lineup, including main scoreboards and auxiliary displays, is at electro-mech.com/basketball.

Source: Electro-Mech LX2665 spec sheet, LX2160 spec sheet, LX3050 spec sheet. LX2665-ETN amperage includes Electronic Team Names; cabinet dimensions are unchanged between base and ETN. Shot-clock and play-clock figures are per display; each model ships and is priced as a pair. All three carry a five-year limited warranty.

What does the LX3050 Play Clock Set reveal about Augusta's football record?

Football accounts for 29 of the 182 Augusta entries, ranking third behind basketball and baseball, and the LX3050 Play Clock Set appears in seven of those 29 entries.

The LX3050 is an auxiliary football display, not a main scoreboard. Our data, from the LX3050 spec sheet (Rev 2.0.2017.06.08), describes the LX3050 Play Clock Set as two outdoor displays, each measuring 42 inches wide by 42 inches tall and weighing 40 pounds. Each cabinet draws 0.4 amps. Play-time digits are 24 inches tall; at that size, the count is readable from the far end of a football field. Cabinet material is aluminum with automotive-grade baked-on enamel. LED display circuits are conformal-coated for outdoor use. Standard LED colors are amber or red. Each cabinet mounts on a single post as standard. Optional side ID panels for team logos or sponsorship graphics are available on each cabinet in the set.

Standard equipment for the LX3050 pair includes a wired handheld switch assembly for sideline operation and a full 37-key control console with LCD display. The ScoreLink RF wireless modem system, requiring two receiver units, is available as an option. A wireless handheld switch assembly for sideline operation is also available separately. Fifty programmable brightness levels are standard on each unit. The five-year limited warranty applies to the pair.

Six of the seven LX3050 entries in the Augusta record are at organizations with verified official websites. Washington-Wilkes High School, Augusta, Georgia, received an LX3050 Play Clock Set on June 26, 2017. Richmond Academy, Augusta, Georgia, received one on August 10, 2020. Westside High School, Augusta, Georgia, received one on April 28, 2021. Augusta Christian School, Augusta, Georgia, received one on August 5, 2021. Westminster School, Augusta, Georgia, received one on July 14, 2022. Aquinas High School, Augusta, Georgia, received one on June 11, 2024. The one remaining LX3050 entry is at an organization without a verified official website in the record.

The LX3050 model page and spec sheet are at electro-mech.com/football/scoreboard-lx3050/. The full football lineup, including the LX3640, LX3650, LX3680, and LX3740 models that also appear in the Augusta record, is at electro-mech.com/football.

Which Augusta, Georgia organizations appear in the Electro-Mech shipping record?

Thirty-eight organizations in the Augusta record have verified official websites; the table below lists every entry on file for those organizations, one row per order.

The full Augusta record covers 115 organizations. The 77 not listed below have no verified official website on file and are not named in this article. Each row states only what the record states: the organization, the model, the sport, and the ship date. Where the record carries no ship date for an entry, the table shows a dash.

Several organizations in the record have placed orders across multiple sports and multiple years. Paine College's entries span from October 2012 through January 2025, covering baseball and basketball displays. Westminster School holds entries across basketball, football, and baseball, with orders recorded in 2012, 2022, and 2024. Grovetown HS placed entries across basketball, baseball, and football, all shipping within a three-month window in 2009. Lakeside HS placed orders for basketball, baseball, and football displays across 2010 and 2011. These are the organizations whose record shows the broadest scope; others in the table placed a single order on a single date.

Augusta, Georgia: Electro-Mech Shipping Record by Sport, 1999-2025

• Basketball - 75 entries
• Baseball - 71 entries
• Football - 29 entries
• Soccer - 7 entries
• Total - 182 entries at 115 organizations

Source: Electro-Mech sales and shipping records. Basketball and baseball together account for most entries in the record; football and soccer are well behind. The Augusta distribution contrasts with markets where football leads by a wider margin.

Augusta's shipping record runs to 182 entries at 115 organizations, basketball and baseball nearly tied, the LX2665, LX2160, and LX3050 each appearing often enough to anchor a section of this article. The 38 organizations named above represent every entry Electro-Mech's record links to a verified official website in this city; the other 77 organizations in the record have no verified site and are not named here.

If you are planning a gymnasium scoreboard, a shot-clock pair, or a play-clock set for a program in Augusta or the surrounding region, the next step is a quote. Lead times run four to six weeks for a standard build, sometimes beyond twelve weeks for more complex orders. No models are stocked for off-the-shelf shipment. For pricing and current availability, use the request form at electro-mech.com/request-quote, or browse the full lineup at electro-mech.com/basketball, electro-mech.com/baseball, and electro-mech.com/football.