March 21 – 22, 2026
Northern Virginia Spring Junior Open
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Joyway Wang captured the Girls 14-18 title at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s Northern Virginia Spring Junior Open, finishing at 27-over-par (171) after rounds of 87 and 84 at Stonewall Golf Club.
Wang improved in the final round with an 84, separating from the field to secure a three-shot victory. Her ability to adjust and close stronger on Sunday proved to be the key difference in a division where conditions remained challenging.
Adelaide Puccia finished in solo second at 30-over-par (174), posting rounds of 84 and 90. Grace Trent claimed third at 38-over-par (182) with rounds of 89 and 93.
Competing at Stonewall Golf Club, the Girls 14-18 division faced a demanding test that emphasized consistency and course management. Wang’s steady play and final-round improvement ultimately secured her the win.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Joyway Wang
+27 Total
No. 2 Rank
Adelaide Puccia
+30 Total
No. 3 Rank
Grace Trent
+38 Total
March 21 – 22, 2026
World Golf Village Junior Open
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Nina Lang and Cindy Moreki finished tied atop the Girls 14-18 division at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s World Golf Village Junior Open, each posting a two-day total of 11-over-par (155) at World Golf Village.
Lang set the pace early with a 3-over 75 in the opening round and followed with an 80 to hold her position. Moreki delivered the standout performance of the final round, firing an even-par 72—the low round of the division—to surge into a share of the lead after opening with an 83.
Yuqing (Christina) Wu finished in solo third at 15-over-par (159) with consistent rounds of 81 and 78, while Diana Gao placed fourth at 17-over-par (161). Acadia Curtis rounded out the top five at 19-over-par (163).
Maya Lilja-Vazquez finished sixth at 24-over-par (168), followed by Parker Parrish in seventh at 30-over-par (174).
Played at World Golf Village, the course provided a balanced test that challenged players across all aspects of their game. The tightly contested finish highlighted the competitive depth of the field, with Lang’s consistency and Moreki’s final-round surge earning both players a share of the title.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Cindy Moreki
+11 Total
No. 2 Rank
Nina Lang
+11 Total
No. 3 Rank
Yuqing(Christina) Wu
+15 Total
March 21 – 22, 2026
Whitewater Creek Junior Open
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Aynslee Terrell captured the Girls 14-18 title at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s Whitewater Creek Junior Open, finishing at 21-over-par (165) after rounds of 83 and 82 at Whitewater Creek Country Club.
Terrell delivered a consistent two-day performance, improving slightly in the final round to secure a 27-shot victory. Her ability to maintain control and limit mistakes across both rounds proved decisive in the division.
Caroline Steele finished in solo second at 48-over-par (192), posting rounds of 94 and 98.
Played at Whitewater Creek Country Club, the course provided a demanding test that required steady execution and course management. Terrell’s consistency across both rounds ultimately secured the win.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Aynslee Terrell
+21 Total
No. 2 Rank
Caroline Steele
+48 Total
March 21 – 22, 2026
Orange County Junior Open at Eagle Creek
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Mona Zhao captured the Girls 14-18 title at the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour’s Orange County Junior Open at Eagle Creek, finishing at 1-over-par (147) after rounds of 70 and 77.
Zhao set the tone with an impressive 2-under 70 in the opening round—the lowest round in the division—and held on through a challenging final round to secure a one-shot victory. Her early separation proved critical in a tightly contested field.
Cadence Tanouye finished in solo second at 2-over-par (148), posting a strong closing round of 1-over 73 to nearly close the gap. Anni Eberhardt claimed third at 5-over-par (151) with consistent rounds of 77 and 74, while Cynthia Sun followed closely in fourth at 6-over-par (152).
Aliisa Helminen and Eleanor O’Grady shared fifth place at 7-over-par (153), rounding out a competitive top of the leaderboard.
Played at Eagle Creek Golf Club, the course allowed for strong scoring opportunities but still demanded precision and consistency. Zhao’s ability to capitalize early and manage her lead under pressure ultimately secured the victory in a deep, international field.
Rank
Player
Total
No. 1 Rank
Mona Zhao
+1 Total
No. 2 Rank
Cadence Tanouye
+2 Total
No. 3 Rank
Anni Eberhardt
+5 Total
