A group of 32 Hawaii State Junior Golf Association players qualified for the IMG Junior World Golf Championship in San Diego after earning spots earlier this week at Waikoloa Kings’ Course.
A field of 124 turned out for the local qualifier.
This year’s Junior World Championship is July 10-13. There will be 1,200 golfers representing 56 countries and 42 states.
Hawaii’s qualifiers:
7-8: Boys—Neal Manutai, Brycen James Massey.
9-10: Boys—Keola Silva, Noah Miyazono, Kaha‘i‘olelo Helm, Chase Nam. Girls—Kady Matsumoto, Rina Kawasaki, Jessica Lee, Jacey Kage.
11-12: Boys—James Fujita, Bryce Toledo Lue, Jake Otani, Jackson Ibarra. Girls—Jaylen Wan, Jasmine Wong, Kate Nakaoka, Ava Cepeda.
13-14: Boys—Ka‘ena Kaulia, Yuuki Miyano, Dane Watanabe. Girls—Raya Nakao, Kara Kaneshiro, Jolie Chee, Rachael Wang.
15-18: Boys—Noah Koshi, Jacob Torres, Torin Dezzani. Girls—Lacey Uchida, Myah McDonald, Shayna Lu, Tagiralani Luafalealo.
Volunteers wanted for 2020 Sony Open in Hawaii
Registration is open for anyone who would like to volunteer for the 2020 Sony Open in Hawaii, Jan. 6-12 at Waialae Country Club.
Volunteer areas include Gallery Control/Marshals, Admission and Will Call, Parking, Pro Transportation, Shotlink and Standard Bearers.
Visit sonyopeninhawaii.com.
Entries open for OCC Women’s Invitational
Entry forms are out for the Oahu Country Club Women’s Invitational, which will be Aug. 12 and 13.
The format is 36-hole modified Stableford scoring. The championship flight will have gross and net scoring, with net scoring in all other flights.
The field is limited to the first 80 to enter. Tee times both days will be between 7-9 a.m.
Entry is open to amateur women ages 15 and older with an established GHIN handicap index of 24.5 or less as of Aug. 1. Entry fees are $195 and $145 for students.
For more information, contact OCC head pro Andrew Feldmann (595-3256, ext. 2).
