HJGT Results

Heritage Harbour Golf Resort | November 1–2, 2025 Under sunny skies and championship conditions, Abigail VanAntwerp of Lakewood Ranch, FL, delivered a composed and commanding performance to win the Girls U13 Division at the Southwest Florida Junior Open hosted at Heritage Harbour Golf Resort. VanAntwerp opened with an 84 on Saturday to establish herself as the player to beat, then elevated her game on Sunday with a stellar 77 (+6)—the best final round across all girls’ divisions—to close out the championship with a two-day total of 161 (+19). Her ability to stay disciplined off the tee and control her pace on Heritage Harbour’s lightning-fast greens showcased remarkable maturity for her age. The local standout demonstrated both patience and precision throughout the weekend, managing the course’s water-lined fairways and tight approach angles with poise. Her Sunday round in particular highlighted a player in full command—balancing aggression with smart shot selection and capitalizing on key par saves when it mattered most. For VanAntwerp, this victory wasn’t just about the score—it was about composure and growth. Her performance exemplified the competitive excellence and confidence that define players on the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT). With this impressive showing at Heritage Harbour, Abigail VanAntwerp firmly established herself as one of Florida’s rising young stars and a name to watch in the seasons ahead.

Little Egg Harbor Township, NJ — October 25–26, 2025 The New Jersey Fall Junior Open at LBI National Golf & Resort wrapped up an exciting weekend of competition with rising stars from the Girls U13 Division showcasing resilience and promise across two challenging rounds. Ria Nenavath of Chester, New Jersey, led the way with a composed and confident performance, claiming the division title with a total score of +32 (85–91–176). Nenavath’s first-round 85 gave her an early advantage, and despite gusty Sunday winds and tough pin placements, she maintained her focus to finish strong and secure the win. Juliet Souza of Chatham, New Jersey, rounded out the leaderboard in second place with a +83 (113–114–227). While the conditions tested every part of her game, Souza displayed determination and steady progress throughout the weekend — hallmarks of a developing competitor with plenty of potential ahead. The weekend at LBI National proved once again that the future of girls’ golf in New Jersey is bright. Nenavath’s victory capped off a weekend defined by perseverance, growth, and the competitive energy that makes the HJGT platform such an essential stepping stone for young players.

Brainerd, MN — October 25–26, 2025 The Minnesota Season Finale at Legacy, hosted by the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour, concluded with an impressive display of young talent and determination at The Legacy Golf Course. Among the weekend’s standout performances was Shayla Pearson of Mendota Heights, Minnesota, who captured the Girls U13 Division title with a composed two-day total of +25 (169). Pearson opened strong with an 83 on Saturday, setting the tone early and showcasing maturity beyond her years in managing the challenging course conditions. Despite the cool fall weather and gusty winds, she remained steady through Sunday’s round of 86, sealing her victory with confidence and precision on the greens. Her performance not only marked a personal best but also reflected the promising depth of Minnesota’s next generation of junior golfers. As the final putts dropped and another successful HJGT season wrapped up in the North, Pearson’s win stood as a reminder of the bright future ahead for the region’s young competitors — where every event, like The Legacy, becomes a proving ground for the champions of tomorrow.

Greensburg, PA — October 25–26, 2025 At the Pittsburgh Fall Junior Open, hosted by the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour at Totteridge Club, Madison Do of Mars, Pennsylvania, delivered a steady and composed performance to claim victory in the Girls U13 Division. Do carded rounds of 93 and 86 for a total score of +35 (179), overcoming challenging autumn winds and fast greens that tested players throughout the weekend. Her improved second-round performance showcased both her adaptability and her mental toughness — rebounding from a slow start to close out the tournament strong on Sunday. The young standout’s consistent approach and poise under pressure secured her a well-deserved win, capping off a successful event that once again highlighted the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s dedication to fostering the next generation of golf talent across the country.