This year’s tournament will feature 180 elite junior golfers representing 32 states and 6 countries, including Canada, China, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, South Korea, and the United States.

Salem High School senior Kathryn Ha becomes the first Girls winner from Roanoke since 1992.

Phung won the Girls 14 & Under division in 2024

A full circle experience for the Vanderbilt golf commit.

Mason Palmer qualified for the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals set for April.

"It's just a very friendly and open educational opportunity for the kids to learn about competitive golf."

The programs Junior Open series and Mini Junior Open series continues to teach the game of golf to area youth.

Delaware native Avery McCrery finished the tournament at an astounding 13-under par.

Avery McCrery, who shot -7 Friday, followed up with a -2 performance on Saturday.

Duke commit Avery McCrery leads the girls 15-18 group at -7.

The decades long event continues to draw in the top junior golfers from all over the nation and beyond.

Both the Bell and Futures Divisions finished with playoff holes.

Pate, a future Wake Forest golfer, finished at 5 under par to win the girls 15-18 division.

A check on a few locals in the tournament including Caroline Gilreath and Ashton Harper.

Katie Cranston becomes the first Canadian champion since Brooke Henderson hoisted the trophy in 2014.

Ashnoor Kaur and Alisa Davidova are atop the leaderboard for the Girls 14 and under division.

Tournament directors and organizers spoke to the Roanoke Valley Sports Club on Monday night.