HJGT Results

Locust, NC — The Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s Charlotte Fall Junior Open at Red Bridge Golf & Country Club saw Cooper Boone of Mills River, NC capture the Boys 12–13 division title, showcasing perseverance and determination over two challenging rounds. Boone posted scores of 113 and 107 for a two-day total of 220 (+76), battling through tough weather conditions and demanding course layouts to secure the victory. Despite the test Red Bridge presented, Boone’s positive attitude and focus across 36 holes highlighted the spirit of junior golf — resilience, growth, and the drive to improve with every swing. His performance capped off a memorable weekend of competition, where young players from across the region tested their games under tournament pressure, continuing their journey on the HJGT stage.

Rush City, MN — The Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s Minnesota Junior Open at Bulrush Golf Club featured a standout performance in the Boys 12–13 division, as Max Niemiec of Farmington, MN claimed the title in commanding fashion. Niemiec opened with a 79 on Saturday, positioning himself atop the leaderboard heading into the final round. On Sunday, he showed maturity and control, carding a 75 for a two-day total of 154 (+10). His steady play in both rounds showcased a balance of power and precision, earning him a well-deserved victory. While the division was small, Niemiec’s consistency and composure set the tone for the weekend. His ability to adjust to Bulrush’s challenging layout and stay focused from start to finish highlighted the kind of competitive edge that defines the next generation of HJGT talent.

East Meadow, NY — The Boys 12–13 division at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s Nassau County Junior Open turned into a test of precision and composure, and Chase Rebore of Bayport, NY rose to the occasion with two steady rounds to secure the division championship at Eisenhower Park Golf Club. Rebore opened with a 74 on Saturday, setting an early tone that would prove crucial. On Sunday, he followed up with a disciplined 75 to finish at 149 (+5), holding off a strong late push from Michael Fernandez of Manhasset, NY, who closed with an impressive 73 — the lowest round of the division — to finish two shots back at 151 (+7). Just behind, Crosby Knowland of Ridgewood, NJ matched Fernandez’s 73 on Sunday to take third at 152 (+8), as both players applied steady pressure throughout the final round. Sebastian Brodale of Brooklyn, NY finished fourth at 164 (+20), while Mervin Lee of Great Neck, NY rounded out the top five at 167 (+23). With tight fairways, unpredictable winds, and firm greens, the Eisenhower layout demanded consistency and focus — qualities Rebore demonstrated all weekend. His ability to maintain control from start to finish and stay composed under final-round pressure earned him a well-deserved victory among a strong and competitive field.

West Trenton, NJ — The Boys 12–13 division at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s New Jersey Fall Junior Open showcased resilience and determination, with Grant Bravyak of Marlton, NJ capturing the title after two steady rounds at Mountain View Golf Course. Bravyak opened the weekend with an 85, leaving the door open for challengers, but he responded with a composed 83 on Sunday to post a two-day total of 168 (+24). His consistency across both days proved to be just enough to edge out Sebastian Brodale of Brooklyn, NY, who matched Bravyak’s second-round 83 but ultimately finished two shots back at 170 (+26). The pair separated themselves from the rest of the field, trading momentum throughout the weekend and turning the division into one of the most competitive storylines at Mountain View. Behind the front-runners, Jace Collins of Spring Brook Township, PA posted rounds of 85 and 92 to claim third at 177 (+33). Daniel Ruggiero of Mays Landing, NJ followed closely in fourth at 180 (+36) after rounds of 86 and 94. Christian Schwarz of Hatboro, PA rounded out the top five at 186 (+42), while Alex Heffner of New York, NY fought through both rounds to finish sixth. The Boys 12–13 division underscored the spirit of junior golf — determination, improvement, and the drive to compete under pressure. Bravyak’s ability to steady himself and shave strokes on Sunday proved decisive, making him a well-earned champion and one to watch in upcoming HJGT events.