AS a prelude to the Junior National Championships and School Golf Championships next week, some of the top junior golfers participated in the US Kids Golf Tournament at Baha Mar on Sunday.
According to Georgette Rolle-Harris, the participation has grown to an average of 75 players per event this season, thanks to the collective efforts of coaches, parents, players, and volunteers.
While there is still progress to be made, Rolle-Harris said the growth highlights the tournament’s potential.
“Our goal is to reach an average of 100 players per event, with participants in the 9-hole division scoring no more than 20 over par and those in the 18-hole division staying within 40 over par,” she said. “We are nearing this target and anticipate achieving it by 2026. We appreciate everyone who has contributed to this mission and remain committed to its success.”
• Here’s a look at the performances:
Boys 6 & Under: 1st place – King Fox – 67; 2nd place – Adam Taylor – 80.
Boys 7: 1st – Luca Greaves – 52; 2nd place – Liam Bethel – 57; T3 – William Stevenson and Enok Saulnier – 58 each; 5th place – Kamaal Daley – 66; 6th place – Ethan Sylvestre – 71; 7th place – Kierce Watson – 81.
Boys 8: 1st place – Sam Saulnier – 52; 2nd place – Benjamin Lozzi – 53; 3rd place – Breion Bullard – 62; 4th place – Zane Gibson – 68; 5th place – Isa Cargill – 75; 6th place – Andrew Roberts – 82.
Girls 8 & Under: 1st place – Savannah Mackey – 56; 3rd place – Jermany Dawkins – 63; 4th place – Mikayla Rolle – 70.
Girls 9-10: 1st place – Zaire Poitier – 35; T2 – Zion Poitier and Sarah Scheidecker – 43 each; 4th place – Zara Greaves – 49; 5th place – Zeden Poitier – 53; 6th place – Zohalle Smith – 59; T7 – Azaria Bethel and Jamiah Miller – 68 each; 9th place – Zion Cassells – 72; 10th place – Maria Johnson – 82.
Boys 9: 1st place – Tyhler Rolle – 52; 2nd place – Noah Edgecombe – 82.
Boys 10: 1st place – Reef Harvey – 50; 2nd place – Daniel Ramsay – 70; 3rd place – Kayleon Daley – 79; 4th place – Treilon Stuart – 82; 5th place – Jonathan Dol – 83.
Boys 11: 1st place – Jervarie Dawkins – 56; 2nd place – William Smith – 59; 3rd place – Antonio Hernandez Jr. – 63; 4th place – Caleb Adderley – 68; 5th place – Remon Delancy – 77.
Girls 11-12: 1st place – Londyn Strachan – 49; 2nd place – Kaleah Brown – 51; 3rd place – Ri’Annah Hanna – 52; 4th place – Payton McKenzie – 55; 5th place – Janai Miller – 56; 6th place – J’Niyah Moxey – 64.
Boys 12: 1st place – Briland Cunningham – 106; 2nd place – Fritzner Sylvestre – 1138; 4th place – Zhavargo McKenzie – 148.
Boys 13-14: 1st place – Zakary Joseph – 83; 2nd place – Rashawn Hanna – 85; 3rd place – Deandrey Poitier – 89; 4th place – Juan Wilson – 92; 5th place – Tristan Mosko – 109; 6th place – Lucas Stokes – 113; 7th place – Latham Bowleg – 123; 9th place – Lamonde Wallace – 130.
Girls 13-14: 1st place – Madison Carroll – 75; 2nd place – Haley Hall – 80; 3rd place – Kayleigh Rolle – 90; 4th place – Jacara Forbes – 111; 5th place – Rylee Cunningham – 119; 6th place – Al’Davia Henriquez – 154.
Boys 15-18: 1st place – Aidan Gorospe – 78; 2nd place – Luke Grimes – 80; T3 place – Camdyn Forbes and Maximilian Landry – 81 each; 5th place – Angeljno Cooper Jr. – 85; 6th place – Donald Bain Jr. – 89.
Girls 15-18: 1st place – Chemari Pratt – 84; 2nd place – Seannae Norville-Smith – 88; 3rd place – Taylor Sands – 99.
