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CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP - Northern California Takes Title :: 07/29/2011 Northern California won the boys Junior America's Cup team title for the ninth time, but the crowd reaction at the closing ceremonies at Hiwan Golf Club made it clear that the "home team" representing the CGA had done something extraordinary. ROUND 2 RECAP - Host CGA Team Eyes Breakthrough :: 07/28/2011 The 39th annual boys Junior America's Cup is producing some unique results in the rarefied air of Hiwan Golf Club in Evergreen. Northern California holds a six-stroke advantage over Oregon, while defending champion Southern California trails by seven going into Friday's final round. Colorado, which has never finished better than fourth in its 36 previous appearances in the boys Junior America's Cup, is in fourth place, nine out of the lead. ROUND 1 RECAP: California Teams Lead, Colorado 4th in Junior America's Cup :: 07/27/2011 Defending champion Southern California and Northern California share the team lead and Colorado is tied for fourth place after Wednesday's first round of the 39th annual boys Junior America's Cup at Hiwan Golf Club. Jonathon De Los Reyes of the Northern California team grabbed the individual lead with a 3-under-par 67, while KK Limbhaust of Southern California posted a 68. CGA, Hiwan Set for Prestigious Junior America’s Cup :: 07/25/2011 Normally, state and regional golf associations have plenty of time to prepare for hosting the boys Junior America’s Cup matches -- many years, in fact.
The CGA had about 4½ months. Colorado wasn’t scheduled to host its next boys JAC until 2016, but due to safety concerns the 2011 tournament was moved from Mazatlan, Mexico to Evergreen. Hiwan Golf Club -- which has been home to a U.S. Junior Amateur, a U.S. Girls’ Junior and 28 Colorado Opens -- quickly stepped forward to host the prestigious even 2011 JUNIOR AMERICAS CUP - Hiwan GC; Evergreen, CO :: 03/17/2011 The Colorado Golf Association has been selected to host the prestigious boys Junior America’s Cup in 2011. The JAC will be held July 27-29 at Hiwan Golf Club in Evergreen, with a practice round and the opening ceremonies set for July 26.
Seventeen four-person teams of top-level junior golfers -- from the western U.S., western Canada and Mexico -- will compete in the annual event, which features both team and individual competition.
CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP - Southern California runs away with 2010 team title :: 07/29/2010 Southern California started off the day with a three-shot lead entering the final round of the Junior America’s Cup at Isleta Eagle Golf Club in Albuquerque, N.M with hopes of surviving the field and the heat. The SoCal boys didn’t wilt in the heat of the summer sun either, instead running away with the 2010 team title by 13 shots at 21-under par. ROUND TWO - So-Cal overcomes weather to take lead :: 07/28/2010 Not only was Southern California eight shots back heading into day two at the Junior America’s Cup at Isleta Eagle Golf Club in Albuquerque, N.M., but they were able to sidestep a weather delay as well while rocketing up the leaderboard. The SoCal team fired a 13-under team score of 200 which distanced them from the field by 3 shots. ROUND ONE - Isleta Eagle course record matched at 64 :: 07/27/2010 The 38th Annual Junior America's Cup
teed off in fine style in Albuquerque, N.M. as Team British Columbia stormed
to a first-day lead behind the course-record tying round of Bryan Jung. The
seven-under par 64 at the Isleta Eagle Golf Club separated the Coquitlam,
B.C. resident from the field by four strokes while pushing his team into
first place with a team score of five-under 208. |
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