HJGT Results

The Girls 14-18 division at the Philadelphia Spring Kickoff came down to who could adjust and finish, and Charlotte Reid did exactly that at Jeffersonville Golf Club. After opening with an 87, Reid responded with a strong final-round 77 to finish at 24-over par and secure a six-shot victory. That second-round 77 was the difference-maker. On a course that demanded patience and punished mistakes, Reid tightened her game and separated herself from the field. Teagan Mahoney finished runner-up at 30-over with steady rounds of 85 and 85, while Katherine Shrum claimed third at 42-over. Behind them, the leaderboard stayed competitive, but no one was able to match Reid’s improvement on Sunday. This division reinforced how important it is to adapt over two rounds. Jeffersonville does not allow players to stay comfortable, and those who can reset and execute under pressure gain a clear advantage. Reid’s ability to bounce back and post one of the best rounds in the division showed control and composure when it mattered most. For the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour, this was another strong example of meaningful competition. A demanding course, a clear adjustment between rounds, and a champion who earned it with a closing performance. Charlotte Reid’s final-round push defined the division and closed out a competitive weekend at Jeffersonville.

PHOENIX, Ariz. — Isabella Lopez earned the Girls 14–18 championship at the Spring Break Desert Junior Open, finishing with a two-day total of 21-over 165 at Union Hills Country Club. Lopez opened the tournament with an 85 before improving in the final round with an 80, the lowest score posted in the division on Sunday. Her five-shot improvement helped her separate from the field and secure a nine-shot victory. Poppy Hudye finished second at 30-over 174 after rounds of 88 and 86, while Paige LaRocco placed third at 31-over 175 with rounds of 87 and 88. Avery Heibult and Ariana Williams shared fourth place at 33-over 177, and Ella Rothrock finished sixth at 49-over 193. The Girls 14–18 division reflected the challenge presented by Union Hills Country Club throughout the weekend. The course rewarded players who stayed patient and managed mistakes across both rounds, and Lopez handled those conditions best, improving in the final round and closing out the championship with confidence. Her victory highlighted another strong performance during the Spring Break Desert Junior Open as the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour continued to provide competitive opportunities for junior golfers to develop and compete on challenging courses.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Avery Suter claimed the Girls 14–18 championship at the College Prep Series at Louisville after winning a playoff at the University of Louisville Golf Club. Suter finished regulation tied with Kennedy Kaus at 2-over 74 before prevailing in the playoff to secure the title. Both players delivered strong rounds during the one-day event, setting the pace for the field and separating themselves early on the leaderboard. Zoey Ficken and Isa Flores finished tied for third at 3-over 75 after solid rounds that kept them just one shot behind the leaders. Camille DeLost and Heidi Mitchell shared fifth place at 9-over 81. Deeya Patel and Luna Wang tied for seventh at 10-over 82, while Emilie Miller finished ninth at 11-over 83. Layna Patel and Sidney Roseman rounded out the top ten at 12-over 84. The Girls 14–18 division featured one of the deepest fields of the day, with competitors battling through a challenging layout at the University of Louisville Golf Club. In the end, Suter’s steady play and composure under pressure carried her through the playoff and secured the division title at the College Prep Series event.

WINTER GARDEN, Fla. — Angela Vidova outlasted one of the deepest and most international fields of the weekend to capture the Girls 14-18 title at the Stoneybrook Spring Break Junior Open, finishing at 5-over 149 after rounds of 76 and 73 at Stoneybrook West Golf Club. Vidova separated herself on Sunday with a 1-over 73, the best final round among the top contenders, and used it to secure a four-shot victory. In a division packed with players from across the United States and around the world, that closing round was the difference. She stayed steady while the leaderboard behind her remained crowded, then finished the job with the kind of composed performance that wins championships. Krisana Fenton, Noha Ghadi, and Victoria Lecavalier finished tied for second at 9-over 153. Ghadi made one of the strongest final-round pushes in the division with a 74, while Fenton posted rounds of 77 and 76 and Lecavalier opened with a strong 74 before closing with a 79. Ellen Hengst finished fifth at 10-over 154, and Brooke Stevens and Yasmeen Thaher shared sixth at 12-over 156. The strength of the division was obvious from the start. The field was large, international, and tightly packed, with very little margin for error across both rounds. Vidova handled that pressure better than anyone. She did not need a blowout round — just control, discipline, and a closing score that gave no one a real chance to catch her. Kate Freshwater finished eighth at 14-over 158, Ryley Regan placed ninth at 15-over 159, and Jianne No completed the top 10 at 16-over 160. The rest of the leaderboard showed just how competitive the division was, with quality players from multiple countries battling through two demanding rounds at Stoneybrook West. Vidova’s win added another headline performance to the Stoneybrook Spring Break Junior Open and reinforced the level of competition the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour continues to attract. In a field full of talent and depth, she was the one who closed strongest.