New Jersey Kickoff at Seaview

Jack Corcoran delivered a standout performance to capture the Boys 16-18 title at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s New Jersey Kickoff at Seaview, finishing at even-par (140) with rounds of 67 and 73 at Seaview Marriott Golf Resort. Corcoran set the tone early with a tournament-low 67 in the opening round, creating separation in a competitive field. Despite a tougher second round, he maintained control and secured a two-shot victory, finishing as the only player at even par or better for the event. Anthony Rzeszutko finished in solo second at 2-over-par (142) after rounds of 70 and 72, showing consistency across both days. Chase Andrews made a strong push with the low round of the final day, a 2-under 70, to claim third place at 3-over-par (143). Ty Sheftic finished fourth at 4-over-par (144), while Michael Bonczak rounded out the top five at 7-over-par (147), highlighted by an opening-round 68. David Ahn followed closely in sixth at 8-over-par (148), posting back-to-back rounds of 74. The leaderboard saw significant movement on Sunday, with Ravi Gohel recording one of the best rounds of the tournament, a 3-under 69, to climb into a tie for seventh at 10-over-par (150). Several players made late charges, but Corcoran’s opening-round advantage proved decisive. Played at Seaview Marriott Golf Resort, the event featured strong regional competition and tested players with a classic coastal layout that demands both shot-making and course management. Corcoran’s ability to capitalize early and maintain composure down the stretch ultimately secured the victory.

Eli Diamant secured the Boys 14-15 title at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s New Jersey Kickoff at Seaview, finishing at 10-over-par (150) after rounds of 76 and 74 at Seaview Marriott Golf Resort. Diamant’s performance was defined by consistency and control, improving in the final round with a 2-over 74 to separate from the field and close out a three-shot victory. In a division where scoring remained competitive, his ability to limit mistakes down the stretch proved decisive. Michael Hakewill finished in solo second at 13-over-par (153), posting rounds of 78 and 75, while Jesse Shurman claimed third at 15-over-par (155) with steady back-to-back rounds. Jackson Kelly delivered one of the strongest final rounds of the division, firing a 1-over 73 to move into fourth place at 18-over-par (158) after opening with an 85. Ethan Clouser rounded out the top five at 19-over-par (159), while Max Trudell finished sixth at 23-over-par (163). Played at Seaview Marriott Golf Resort, the course once again challenged players with its coastal design and emphasis on shot-making and course management. Diamant’s steady improvement and disciplined approach across both rounds ultimately set him apart and secured the victory.

Matthew Gallant delivered a commanding performance to win the Boys 12-13 division at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s New Jersey Kickoff at Seaview, finishing at 9-over-par (149) with rounds of 72 and 77 at Seaview Marriott Golf Resort. Gallant set the tone early with an even-par 72 in the opening round—the low round of the division—and followed it up with a 77 to secure a decisive victory. His 52-shot margin over the rest of the field underscored a dominant performance from start to finish. Vigyan Harsh and Leo Spagnuola finished tied for second at 61-over-par (201), each posting identical rounds of 105 and 96. Jack Lengyel rounded out the field in fourth place at 95-over-par (235). Played at Seaview Marriott Golf Resort, the course presented a challenging test for the younger division, with coastal conditions and strategic design elements impacting scoring throughout the weekend. Gallant’s ability to navigate the layout with control and composure clearly separated him from the field, securing a standout victory.

Baylor Keim captured the Boys 10-11 title at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s New Jersey Kickoff at Seaview, finishing at 29-over-par (169) after rounds of 84 and 85 at Seaview Marriott Golf Resort. Keim delivered a steady two-day performance, maintaining consistency across both rounds on a course that proved demanding for younger players. His ability to manage the layout and limit major mistakes separated him in the division. Competing at Seaview Marriott Golf Resort, players in the Boys 10-11 division faced a challenging test that emphasized control, patience, and course awareness. Keim’s composed play across both rounds ultimately secured him the victory.

Taerin Lee earned the Girls 14-18 title at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s New Jersey Kickoff at Seaview, finishing at 14-over-par (154) with rounds of 75 and 79 at Seaview Marriott Golf Resort. Lee set the pace early with a 3-over 75 in the opening round and maintained her position with a solid 79 on Sunday, securing a nine-shot victory. Her ability to stay consistent across both rounds proved to be the difference in a competitive field. Kira Bang finished in solo second at 23-over-par (163) with rounds of 81 and 82, while Riley Kontul claimed third at 25-over-par (165), posting rounds of 81 and 84. Charlotte Reid finished fourth at 31-over-par (171), followed by Adriana Seravalli in fifth at 33-over-par (173). Anya Balakumaran placed sixth at 35-over-par (175), with Nyah Roccamonte-Clark and Gabrielle Vega rounding out the top eight at 37-over and 38-over, respectively. Played at Seaview Marriott Golf Resort, the course tested players with its coastal conditions and strategic design, requiring strong course management and disciplined execution. Lee’s steady play across both rounds ultimately set her apart and secured the victory.

Madelyn Robinson claimed the Girls U13 title at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s New Jersey Kickoff at Seaview, finishing at 57-over-par (198) after rounds of 95 and 103 at Seaview Marriott Golf Resort. Robinson built her advantage in the opening round and maintained control through a challenging final day to secure a 25-shot victory. Her ability to manage the course across both rounds proved decisive in a division where conditions tested every aspect of the players’ games. Moy MacDonald finished in solo second at 82-over-par (223), posting rounds of 111 and 112. Competing at Seaview Marriott Golf Resort, the Girls U13 division faced a demanding test, with coastal elements and course design requiring patience and focus. Robinson’s steady play over two days ultimately set her apart and secured the win.