HJGT Results

March 14 – 15, 2026

Laurel Hill Junior Open

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Laurel Hill Golf Club provided the Laurel Hill Junior Open with exactly the type of venue that defines a strong HJGT tournament weekend. Known for its demanding layout and strategic design, the course required players to stay disciplined, think through every shot, and manage their round carefully across both days. It is not a venue that rewards reckless play. Instead, it challenges players to stay patient, control their ball, and handle the pressure that builds as the round unfolds. Throughout the event, Laurel Hill proved why it continues to be a respected test in the Mid-Atlantic region. The course naturally creates separation on the leaderboard because it punishes mistakes and rewards players who remain composed. Whether it was the older divisions battling for position or younger players learning how to manage difficult stretches, the layout forced everyone to stay mentally engaged and execute with purpose. From the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour perspective, Laurel Hill Golf Club delivered the type of tournament environment that helps elevate junior competition. Strong venues like this create meaningful experiences for players by testing not only their physical skills but also their decision-making and resilience. The Laurel Hill Junior Open demonstrated that when players are placed on a challenging and well-presented course, the competition becomes more authentic and the victories become more meaningful.

Division

Leader

Total

Boys 16-18 Division

Ty Swann

+8 Total

Boys 14-15 Division

Ryan Totte

+19 Total

Boys 12-13 Division

Nathaniel Miller

+15 Total

Girls 14-18 Division

Alithea McDermott

+32 Total

March 7 – 8, 2026

Richmond Junior Open

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The Club at Viniterra provided a championship-caliber setting for the Richmond Junior Open, giving players a demanding two-day test in Virginia’s historic golf region. Designed by renowned architect Rees Jones, the course reflects the classic style of golf associated with nearby Colonial Williamsburg, featuring wide but strategic fairways, carefully placed bunkering, and large, undulating greens that reward precision and thoughtful course management. Throughout the weekend, Viniterra proved to be a true competitive test for the field. Players were required to balance aggressive scoring opportunities with disciplined shot selection, as the course’s layout and green complexes challenged even the most experienced competitors. Scores across divisions reflected the difficulty of the venue, with players needing patience and strong execution to climb the leaderboard. For the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour, The Club at Viniterra offered the ideal backdrop for the Richmond Junior Open. The course’s championship design, pristine conditions, and strong reputation within the Mid-Atlantic golf community helped create a tournament environment where players could compete on a venue that demands focus, skill, and composure over 36 holes.

Division

Leader

Total

Boys 16-18 Division

Braden Sipe

+7 Total

Boys 14-15 Division

Ryan Totte

+14 Total

Boys 12-13 Division

Bryce Tech

+23 Total

Boys 10-11 Division

Tucker Nicholson

+23 Total

Girls 14-18 Division

Chloe McGrath

+3 Total

Girls 13&U Division

Mia Seifert

+32 Total

September 20 – 21, 2025

Northern Virginia Junior Open at Bristow Manor

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Bristow, VA – September 2025 The Hurricane Junior Golf Tour hosted the Northern Virginia Junior Open this past weekend at Bristow Manor Golf Club, where junior golfers from across the region delivered standout performances and memorable finishes. In the Boys 16–18 Division, Harrison Beaudoin (Midlothian, VA) claimed the title in a playoff over Jackson Wright (Midlothian, VA) after both finished at 2-under par. Lucas Palmer (Ashburn, VA) secured the Boys 14–15 crown at +4, while Ibrahim Sheikh (McLean, VA) edged out a one-shot victory in the Boys 12–13 Division. The Boys 10–11 Division featured the performance of the weekend as Lanhao Pang (Fairfax, VA) went 2-under for the tournament (73–71) to win in commanding fashion. On the girls’ side, Alayna Stawovy (Belle Vernon, PA) persevered through tough conditions to capture the Girls 14–18 title. From playoff drama to under-par rounds, the Northern Virginia Junior Open highlighted both rising stars and seasoned competitors, continuing the mission at HJGT in developing the next generation of college golfers.

Division

Leader

Total

Boys 16-18 Division

Harrison Beaudoin

-2 Total

Boys 14-15 Division

Lucas Palmer

+4 Total

Boys 12-13 Division

Ibrahim Sheikh

+16 Total

Boys 10-11 Division

Lanhao Pang

-2 Total

Girls 14-18 Division

Alayna Stawovy

+29 Total

September 6 – 7, 2025

Mid Atlantic Fall Junior Open

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September 2025 | Stonewall Golf Club The Hurricane Junior Golf Tour hosted the Mid Atlantic Fall Junior Open this past weekend, where junior golfers took on the demanding layout of Stonewall Golf Club. With tricky greens and challenging conditions, the course tested accuracy, strategy, and mental toughness from start to finish. Across all divisions, players stepped up—delivering clutch performances, consistent rounds, and exciting finishes. The Boys 16–18 division came down to a one-shot margin, while the younger age groups impressed with their composure and resilience under pressure. Beyond the final scores, the event provided juniors with another opportunity to develop their game, showcase their skills, and compete in a championship environment against top talent from across the region and beyond.

Division

Leader

Total

Boys 16-18 Division