Championship Links : Final Round Results | Championship Website
Adam Russell of Birmingham claimed victory in the Boys 14-18 Age Division after a scorecard playoff, carding a final round score of two-under par 70, and an impressive overall score of seven-under par 137. Tyler Lindsey of Huntsville claimed silver. Stephen Brown of Birmingham took home bronze after posting an overall score of six-under 138.
Ellie Cook of Prattville took home the title in the Girls 14-18 Age Division, carding a 36-hole total of 155. Ella Roberts of Coaling claimed second with an overall score of 158 and Rebekah Putman of Tuscumbia took home bronze with a total score of 162.
In the Boys 12-13 Age Division, Cannon Rainer of Rainsville carded an 85 for round two and 173 overall score of 173 to take home gold. Timothy Baker of Hoover claimed silver with a total score of 182.
Evangeline Lang of Fort Payne carded an overall score of 186 to claim gold in the Girls 12-13 Age Division. Anne Collins Gourgeot of Decatur took silver with an overall score of 171 and Laken Chandler of Helena claimed bronze with an overall score of 192.
In the Boys 9-11 Age Division, Manning Askew of Oxford secured victory with a final round score of three-under 69. He finished the tournament at 141 overall. Bryce Shelton of Rogersville took home silver with an overall score of 143. Landon Cunningham of Huntsville claimed bronze with an overall score of 148.
In the Boys 9-11 (9-Hole) Age Division, John Collins Cease of Mountain Brook claimed gold with an overall score of 72. Taylor Price of Vestavia Hills took home silver with an overall score of 73. After a scorecard playoff, Morrow Carlson of Tuscaloosa claimed bronze with a total score of 76.
In the Girls 9-11 (9-Hole) Age Division, Annie Hough of Huntsville was crowned champion, posting a final round front-nine score of 45 and an overall score of 95. Maiko Green of Owens Cross Roads took home second with an 18-hole total score of 100.
In the Boys 6-8 Division, John Isaiah Baker of Hoover took home gold with an 18-hole total of 80. Jax Key of Kimberly earned silver with an overall score of 86. Calvin Lang of Fort Payne earned bronze, posting an overall tournament total of 103.
The 2026 JGA Tour continues with its seventh event of the year, the Mobile City Junior Amateur hosted by Azalea City Golf Course in Mobile, AL in September.
The JGA Tour is conducted by Junior Golf Alabama.
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Established in 2022, Junior Golf Alabama (JGA) is a joint initiative by the Alabama Golf Association and the Alabama-NW Florida PGA Section to serve as a collaboration focused on junior golf for kids, parents, coaches, golf administrators, and PGA Professionals. By creating new educational, instructional, and playing opportunities, JGA streamlines the junior golf roadmap while bridging existing programs to further the development of junior golf in Alabama and NW Florida.
JGA is operated by a team of staff from both the Alabama Golf Association and the Alabama - NW Florida PGA Section. By combining the junior golf initiatives of both the Alabama Golf Association and Alabama - NW Florida PGA Section into one collaborative organization, Junior Golf Alabama can present prospective junior golfers with a robust set of resources and a supportive player pathway that guarantees success.
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