October 11 – 12, 2025
Chicagoland Season Finale at Whitetail
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Yorkville, IL — The Chicagoland Season Finale, hosted by the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour at Whitetail Ridge Golf Club, brought together top junior golfers from across the region for one final test of skill and endurance to close out the 2025 season.
In the Boys 16–18 Division, hometown favorite Kashton Wilson of Yorkville delivered a memorable performance, shooting a strong 71 (E) in the final round to claim the title at 150 (+8). His poise under pressure capped off a season highlight for the Illinois native.
Julian Bugara of Prospect Heights, IL, dominated the Boys 14–15 Division, opening with a remarkable 69 (-2) and cruising to victory with a 41-stroke lead — one of the largest margins of the weekend.
In the Boys 12–13 Division, Cameron Nevara of Belvidere, IL, impressed with consistent rounds of 84–80 (+22) to take the win, while Aviel Cornett of Winfield, IL, earned top honors in the Girls U13 Division, firing rounds of 84–83 (+25) to secure her title.
The Chicagoland finale showcased grit, talent, and sportsmanship — a fitting close to an exciting HJGT season in the Midwest, where new champions were crowned and future stars made their mark.
Division
Leader
Total
Boys 16-18 Division
Kashton Wilson
+8 Total
Boys 14-15 Division
Julian Bugara
+3 Total
Boys 12-13 Division
Cameron Nevara
+22 Total
Girls 13&U Division
Aviel Cornett
+25 Total
October 11 – 12, 2025
West Atlanta Fall Junior Open
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Carrollton, GA — The West Atlanta Fall Junior Open, hosted by the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour, brought together some of the region’s most promising young golfers for an intense weekend of competition at Oak Mountain Golf Club. Across multiple divisions, players battled shifting conditions, firm greens, and the pressure of championship play — and the results didn’t disappoint.
In the Boys 16–18 Division, hometown standout Griffin Barnett of Carrollton, GA, thrilled the local crowd with a wire-to-wire win, firing rounds of 70–74 (E) to finish five strokes clear of the field. His consistency and calm demeanor underlined a weekend of mature, composed golf.
John Thornton of Newnan, GA, captured the Boys 14–15 title, carding a steady 75–77 (+8) to stay ahead of a strong field. In the Boys 12–13 Division, Mason Yi of Peachtree Corners, GA, turned in one of the best rounds of the event — a brilliant final-round 72 (E) — to storm back and secure victory.
On the girls’ side, Reese Powell of Birmingham, AL, impressed with a total of 157 (+13) to claim the Girls 14–18 title, while Brynn Mason of Scaly Mountain, NC, continued her dominant play in the Girls U13 Division, winning by a comfortable margin at 152 (+8).
From powerful drives to clutch putts, this weekend’s event captured everything the HJGT stands for — fierce competition, sportsmanship, and the relentless pursuit of improvement. As the 2025 fall season heats up, the West Atlanta Fall Junior Open proved once again why the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour remains the stage where the next generation of champions is forged.
Division
Leader
Total
Boys 16-18 Division
Griffin Barnett
E Total
Boys 14-15 Division
John Thornton
+8 Total
Boys 12-13 Division
Mason Yi
+17 Total
Girls 14-18 Division
Reese Powell
+13 Total
Girls 13&U Division
Brynn Mason
+8 Total
October 11 – 12, 2025
Mid-Atlantic Regional Invitational
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Greensboro, NC — The Mid-Atlantic Regional Invitational, hosted by the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour at Greensboro National Golf Club, brought together some of the region’s top junior golfers for a weekend of elite competition, tight finishes, and championship-caliber play.
In the Boys 16–18 Division, Harrison Tindall of Annapolis, MD, was nearly flawless, firing back-to-back 71s to finish at 142 (-2) and secure a commanding victory. Tindall’s control from tee to green and calm demeanor under pressure made him the clear standout of the weekend.
The Boys 14–15 Division saw Quinten Joiner of Millington, MD, go wire-to-wire with matching 73s, finishing at 146 (+2) to take the title. His balanced play and consistency kept challengers like Jake Liang (Glen Allen, VA) and Pattapat Cholweerawong (Bangkok, Thailand) at bay.
The Boys 12–13 Division ended in thrilling fashion, with Graham Hall (Mills River, NC) defeating Samson Milleville (Dover, TN) in a sudden-death playoff after both finished tied at 150 (+6). Hall’s composure in the playoff sealed the win and capped off one of the weekend’s most exciting storylines.
In the Boys 10–11 Division, Joziah Caldera (Pharr, TX) claimed victory at 181 (+37), showing poise and improvement across two days of challenging play.
On the girls’ side, Grace Trent (White Post, VA) took top honors in the Girls 14–18 Division, posting 76–84 (160, +16) to win by eight strokes. Her steady play and confident putting earned her a well-deserved spot atop the leaderboard. Meanwhile, in the Girls U13 Division, Andrea Seale (Frederick, MD) delivered a dominant wire-to-wire victory, shooting 75–76 (151, +7) to finish 19 strokes ahead of the field.
The weekend at Greensboro National showcased the very best of junior golf — skill, resilience, and sportsmanship. With players representing states across the country and even international competitors, the event was another shining example of why the HJGT remains one of the premier stages for the next generation of golf’s rising stars.
Division
Leader
Total
Boys 16-18 Division
Harrison Tindall
-2 Total
Boys 14-15 Division
Quinten Joiner
+2 Total
Boys 12-13 Division
Graham Hall
+6 Total
Boys 10-11 Division
Joziah Caldera
+37 Total
Girls 14-18 Division
Grace Trent
+16 Total
Girls 13&U Division
Andrea Seale
+7 Total
October 11 – 12, 2025
World Golf Village Fall Junior Open
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St. Augustine, FL — The World Golf Village Fall Junior Open, hosted by the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour, brought together an impressive field of young talent for a weekend of high-level competition, testing players’ patience and precision on one of Florida’s most historic stages.
In the Boys 16–18 Division, Jeremiah Smith of Viera, FL, held off a tightly packed leaderboard to claim victory at 150 (+6). His steady play and mental toughness earned him a narrow one-stroke win over Turner Hersey of Palatka, FL, who finished at 151 (+7).
Parker Spiwak of Gainesville, FL, captured the Boys 14–15 Division title with consistent rounds of 83–83 (166, +22), edging out Lucas Zhao (Brossard, Quebec) and Arjun Vemuri (St. Augustine, FL) by a single stroke. In the Boys 12–13 Division, Zain Sadiq of Sanford, FL, continued his strong fall campaign with a decisive win at 170 (+26), while Joshua Townsend of Orlando, FL, took home the Boys 10–11 Division trophy after firing a closing 82 to finish at 172 (+28).
On the girls’ side, Sabrina Smith of Daytona Beach, FL, dominated the Girls 14–18 Division, carding rounds of 75–80 (155, +11) to win by 12 strokes over Deeya Patel (Newburgh, IN). Smith’s combination of control and composure under pressure defined her victory.
The weekend at World Golf Village showcased the essence of HJGT golf — competitive spirit, sportsmanship, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. With players representing multiple states and countries, the event delivered not only great golf but a glimpse into the future of the junior game.
Division
Leader
Total
Boys 16-18 Division
Jeremiah Smith
+6 Total
Boys 14-15 Division
Parker Spiwak
+22 Total
Boys 12-13 Division
Zain Sadiq
+26 Total
Boys 10-11 Division
Joshua Townsend
+28 Total
Girls 14-18 Division
Sabrina Smith
+11 Total
