HJGT Results

WESLEY CHAPEL, Fla. – The Saddlebrook Winter Junior Open presented by GEICO, hosted by the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour, featured an impressive showing in the Girls U13 Division, where Maisy Shewchuk of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, claimed the championship title with a confident performance from start to finish. Shewchuk posted rounds of 88 and 42 to finish at +23 (130), separating herself from the field through consistent shot-making and composure on Saddlebrook’s demanding Oak and Cypress layouts. Her steady play across both days reflected poise beyond her years, earning her a well-deserved victory in her HJGT appearance. Fernanda Flores of Orlando, Florida, finished runner-up at +38 (145), showing determination and progress throughout the weekend. Shewchuk’s victory capped a strong international showing across the weekend, underscoring the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s reputation as a global stage for emerging talent and next-generation competitors.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Nashville Winter Junior Open, hosted by the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour at Hermitage Golf Club, saw Allister Amedio of Mokena, Illinois, capture the Girls U13 Division title with a composed two-day total of +22 (166). Amedio turned in back-to-back rounds of 83–83, demonstrating impressive consistency and poise throughout the weekend. Her confident ball striking and ability to handle Hermitage’s firm fairways and brisk winds set her apart from the field. Bayley Dunn of Louisville, Kentucky, finished runner-up at +27 (171) after a solid opening-round 82, while Lily Quintero of Clarksville, Tennessee, took third at +43 (187). Janessa Franko of Nolensville, Tennessee, and June Simpson of Glasgow, Kentucky, rounded out the top five. Amedio’s steady performance capped off a strong weekend of play across all divisions, reflecting the focus, growth, and competitive excellence that define the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour.

Seaview Marriott Golf Resort | November 1–2, 2025 At the Major Championship at Seaview, it was Tanya Jain of Stamford, CT, who rose to the occasion and delivered a commanding performance to take home the Girls U13 Division title. Jain opened the tournament with a steady 81 on Saturday, putting herself in control early in the field. But it was her poised and polished second-round 76 on Sunday that sealed the victory in emphatic fashion. Finishing with a two-day total of 157 (+15), Jain displayed maturity beyond her years, navigating the Bay Course’s swirling winds and demanding greens with confidence and precision. Her ability to recover from early bogeys and capitalize on scoring opportunities down the stretch reflected the kind of composure often seen in older divisions. Jain’s balance of distance control and touch around the greens was the difference-maker, setting her apart from the competition and solidifying her as one of the most promising young players in the region. Ria Nenavath of Chester, NJ, finished runner-up at +38 (180) after rounds of 92 and 88. Nenavath showed strong improvement on Sunday, battling through tough conditions and finishing the weekend on a positive note. For Jain, this win at Seaview marks a defining moment in her young career — a major championship earned through precision, patience, and poise. As she raised the trophy on Sunday afternoon, it was clear that her name is one to watch on the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s next wave of rising stars.

Aberdeen Golf Club | November 1–2, 2025 At the St. Louis Fall Finale, Chloe Hodge of Centralia, IL, stood tall among the rising stars, claiming the Girls U13 Division title with a two-day total of 209 (+65). Competing on the challenging layout of Aberdeen Golf Club, Hodge showed determination and heart across both rounds, improving from an opening 109 to a 100 on Sunday—an impressive step forward in her game. Aberdeen’s tight fairways and undulating greens tested every young competitor, but Hodge’s perseverance and ability to stay composed through the tough stretches highlighted the promise of a player on the rise. Her steady improvement from round to round reflected the resilience and learning mindset that define the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT) experience. As the final event of the HJGT’s fall season in St. Louis, the weekend at Aberdeen Golf Club celebrated not just winners, but growth, competition, and the spirit of junior golf. For Chloe Hodge, it was a well-earned victory that capped off a weekend of progress and poise—proof that every round on the HJGT stage is a step closer to greatness.