HJGT Results

September 6 – 7, 2025

Central New Jersey Junior Open

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The Girls 14–18 Division at the Central New Jersey Junior Open featured exciting competition, strong finishes, and a determined champion who rose above the field at Westlake Golf & Country Club. Charlotte Reid (Cream Ridge, NJ) captured the championship with a two-day total of +15 (121). Reid’s steady first round kept her in control, and despite a challenging Sunday, she closed with an 82 to secure the win. Her ability to stay composed under pressure made the difference in a talented field. Local standouts Mia Martinez (Little Egg Harbor, NJ) and Morgan Tyhanic (Little Egg Harbor, NJ) tied for 2nd at +20 (126). Martinez posted a 43–83 final round, while Tyhanic’s 44–82 showed her resilience on the closing day. Their matching totals highlighted just how close the battle for second was. Shloka Vishwanath (Downingtown, PA) rounded out the top four with a total of +40 (146). Though Sunday brought challenges with a 99, her determination to grind through tough conditions showed her perseverance and competitive spirit. The Girls 14–18 Division at Westlake demonstrated depth, resilience, and the ability to finish strong. Reid’s composed play earned her the top spot, while Martinez and Tyhanic delivered a thrilling tie for runner-up. Vishwanath’s effort to finish strong capped off a division full of heart and competitive energy.

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Player

Total

No. 1 Rank

Charlotte Reid

+15 Total

No. T2 Rank

Mia Martinez

+20 Total

No. T2 Rank

Morgan Tyhanic

+20 Total

September 6 – 7, 2025

Eagles Landing Junior Open

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The Girls 14–18 Division at the Eagles Landing Junior Open was a story of perseverance and mental toughness. Playing a course that tested every part of their game, the field pushed through challenging conditions to showcase their resilience and growth. Lotus Jiroch (Atlanta, GA) earned the top spot, finishing with a two-day total of +39 (147). After opening with a 50 and following it up with a 97, Jiroch showed determination from start to finish. While the course proved demanding, she powered through to secure the championship. Her ability to stay focused despite setbacks, keep battling, and complete both rounds with grit highlighted the qualities that make junior golf special. The Girls 14–18 Division at Eagles Landing wasn’t just about numbers on a scorecard—it was about courage, effort, and learning on a championship-caliber course. Jiroch’s victory served as a reminder that success in junior golf is measured not only by wins, but by the perseverance and growth displayed along the way.

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No. 1 Rank

Lotus Jiroch

+39 Total

September 6 – 7, 2025

Mid Atlantic Fall Junior Open

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The Girls 14–18 Division at the Mid Atlantic Fall Junior Open highlighted the resilience and determination of its competitors as they navigated a challenging Stonewall Golf Club layout. Grace Trent (White Post, VA) took home the championship with a two-day total of +31 (175). Posting rounds of 88–87, Trent showed consistency across both days, managing the course’s toughest stretches with composure. Her ability to minimize big mistakes and keep fighting through tough conditions separated her from the field and earned her the division title. Mary Grace Andersen (Lorton, VA) finished runner-up at +85 (229). Despite the demanding setup, Andersen displayed perseverance across both rounds, highlighted by her improvement from Round 1 to Round 2. Her determination to finish strong was a testament to her growth mindset and commitment to competing. The Girls 14–18 Division embodied what junior golf is all about—resilience, growth, and competitive spirit. Trent’s steady performance and Andersen’s perseverance showcased the caliber of athletes developing in this age group. Both players powered through Stonewall’s challenges, leaving with not only tournament experience but also momentum for future events.

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Player

Total

No. 1 Rank

Grace Trent

+31 Total

No. 2 Rank

Mary Grace Andersen

+85 Total

August 16 – 17, 2025

Hartford Junior Open

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Ellery Talbot from Riverside, CT was the first-place finisher for the weekend after winning in a playoff against Madison Marshak. Talbot brought in scores of 88 and 85 for a weekend total of 173 strokes. Marshak, from Riverhead, NY was the runner up for the weekend with scores of 88 and 85 for a weekend total of 173 strokes. Rounding out the top three honors was Meghan McMackin from Sayville, NY. McMackin finished with scores of 93 and 92 for a weekend total of 185 strokes.

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No. 1 Rank