HJGT Results

Yorkville, IL — Aviel Cornett of Winfield, IL, capped off her season in style with a commanding victory in the Girls U13 Division at the Chicagoland Season Finale, hosted by the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour at Whitetail Ridge Golf Club. Cornett delivered back-to-back strong rounds of 84–83 (+25) to take home the title, showing poise and consistency across the two-day championship. Her control off the tee and ability to recover under pressure helped her stay ahead of the field throughout the weekend. Sadie Johnson of Geneva, IL, finished runner-up at 175 (+33) after posting rounds of 90–85, closing her season on a high note with improved play on Sunday. Cornett’s victory marks a fitting end to an impressive season, highlighting her growth and composure on the HJGT circuit as one of Illinois’ brightest young competitors.

Carrollton, GA — Brynn Mason of Scaly Mountain, NC, delivered a composed and confident performance to capture the Girls U13 Division title at the West Atlanta Fall Junior Open, hosted by the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour, finishing with a two-day total of 152 (+8) at Oak Mountain Golf Club. Mason opened with a stellar 73, setting the tone early with steady play and smart course management. Despite tougher conditions on Sunday, she closed with a 79, maintaining control of the leaderboard from start to finish. Her balanced game — precise off the tee, sharp with her irons, and steady on the greens — showcased maturity beyond her years and marked one of the most impressive performances of the weekend. Mason’s victory adds to her growing resume on the HJGT circuit, solidifying her reputation as one of the region’s top rising young players and a name to watch in future events.

Greensboro, NC — Andrea Seale of Frederick, MD, put together a commanding performance to win the Girls U13 Division at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Invitational, hosted by the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour, finishing with a two-day total of 151 (+7) at Greensboro National Golf Club. Seale was in control from start to finish, opening with a 75 on Saturday and following it up with a composed 76 on Sunday. Her consistent ball striking and confident putting kept her well ahead of the field, securing a 19-stroke victory in one of her most dominant performances of the season. Mattie Weeks of Woodbine, MD, finished runner-up at 170 (+26), improving on her opening round with a solid 83 on Sunday to close out the event. The weekend showcased Seale’s precision and maturity beyond her years, as she navigated the challenging Greensboro layout with poise and focus. Her wire-to-wire win further cements her status as one of the HJGT’s top emerging young players, embodying the skill and sportsmanship that define the tour.

The Disney Fall Junior Open brought bright smiles and competitive energy to Walt Disney World, and in the Girls U13 Division, Fernanda Flores of Orlando, FL emerged as the standout performer. Displaying confidence well beyond her years, Flores carded a 49 (+13) to take home the title in front of friends, family, and fellow competitors. Flores’ round was defined by composed tee shots and steady putting, allowing her to navigate the wide fairways and slick greens of Disney’s layout with precision. Her ability to bounce back from early bogeys and finish strong down the stretch set her apart, underscoring both her growing skill and mental toughness on the course. Finishing second, Noelle Wood, also from Orlando, posted a 57 (+21) to claim the runner-up spot. Wood’s strong iron play and positive attitude throughout the round made her a crowd favorite, as she continued to show the promise of a player quickly gaining confidence on the junior circuit. Rounding out the top three, Charlotte Ebbecke of Schoeneck, Germany, shot a 68 (+32) in her first HJGT event on U.S. soil. Despite adjusting to the humid Florida conditions, Ebbecke impressed with her perseverance and composure—traits that define the HJGT’s international spirit of competition. The Girls U13 field perfectly embodied what junior golf is all about: learning, growing, and competing with joy. Flores’ composed performance at one of the sport’s most magical venues capped off a weekend of great sportsmanship and memorable moments that set the tone for a bright future in her young career.