+ Follow DESERT JUNIOR CLASSIC Tag
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[Title] => Young Ardina, Ramos stand tall in US junior golf tourney
[Summary] => Dottie Ardina and AR Ramos capped Team Philippines’ victorious campaign on American soil by topping their respective divisions Saturday (Sunday in Manila) in the fourth US Kids World Golf Championship in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Ardina finally scored one after a series of frustrations when she posted a three-stroke win in the division for nine-year-old girls, marking the second straight year that she emerged as champion after her victory in the 8-year-old category in 2002.
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[Title] => Agojo seizes two-shot lead; Ramos up
[Summary] => Jayvie Agojo bounced back from a poor start with a one-under-par 71 on Friday (Saturday in Manila) to grab a two-stroke lead in the girls 16-18 years division in the Optimist International junior golf championships in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Agojo, seeking her third victory in the United States after the Temecula International and the San Francisco Juniors, birdied the 16th and parred all the remaining holes to move ahead of Colombian Isabella Jarabrillo with a 150 aggregate.
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[Title] => Agojo collects another gold
[Summary] => Jayvie Agojo added a San Francisco junior championship title to the growing collection of victories by Filipino jungolfers in the United States, recently by winning the girls 15-17 years division crown in runaway fashion.
The 16-year-old Agojo fired rounds of one-over-par 73 and two-under 70 for a 143 total at the Lincoln Golf Club–the same course where Fil-Am Dorothy Delasin honed her skills as an amateur before becoming an LPGA star–in South San Francisco.
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[Title] => RP scores triple kill in US jungolf
[Summary] => The Philippines emerged as the best-performing foreign delegation in the Desert Junior Classic after Terence Macatangay, while Wolen Juan Superal and Miguel Tabuena ruled their respective divisions in contrasting fashion in Palm Springs, California.
Tabuena scored the most impressive of three victories when he held off the late charge of Thai rival Meechi Padungsiriseth in the homestretch with a one-over-par 37 to prevail by six strokes in the boys 8-9 years division at the Landmark Golf Club. Tabuena totalled 110 against the 116 of Meechi, who also had a 37 in the final round.
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[Title] => Macatangay, Tabuena on course for title
[Summary] => Only a major collapse in the final round will stop Miguel Tabuena and Terence Macatangay from clinching victory for Team Philippines as they pulled away by six strokes in their respective divisions in the Desert Junior Classic in Palm Springs, California.
Another RP victory appears in the bag as Mia Piccio led compatriot Debbie de Villa by two strokes in the girls 11-12 years. The third girl in the rankings, first round leader Kimberly Kim of Hawaii soared to an 89 and dropped 10 strokes behind Piccio.
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[Title] => Macatangay ahead by one in US jungolf
[Summary] => PALM Springs, California–Terence Macatangay outdid himself with a one-under-par round of 71 at the Mission Hills Country Club to move on top by one stroke in the boys 14-15 years division at the start of the Desert Junior Classic here.
Macatangay, not among the pre-tournament favorites after missing the cut in last week’s Junior World in San Diego, inched ahead of Scott Clayton of California at the head of a big RP assault in various age-levels on Day 1 which saw Miguel Tabuena likewise grabbing the lead in his division.
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DESERT JUNIOR CLASSIC
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[Summary] => Dottie Ardina and AR Ramos capped Team Philippines’ victorious campaign on American soil by topping their respective divisions Saturday (Sunday in Manila) in the fourth US Kids World Golf Championship in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Ardina finally scored one after a series of frustrations when she posted a three-stroke win in the division for nine-year-old girls, marking the second straight year that she emerged as champion after her victory in the 8-year-old category in 2002.
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[Title] => Agojo seizes two-shot lead; Ramos up
[Summary] => Jayvie Agojo bounced back from a poor start with a one-under-par 71 on Friday (Saturday in Manila) to grab a two-stroke lead in the girls 16-18 years division in the Optimist International junior golf championships in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Agojo, seeking her third victory in the United States after the Temecula International and the San Francisco Juniors, birdied the 16th and parred all the remaining holes to move ahead of Colombian Isabella Jarabrillo with a 150 aggregate.
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[Summary] => Jayvie Agojo added a San Francisco junior championship title to the growing collection of victories by Filipino jungolfers in the United States, recently by winning the girls 15-17 years division crown in runaway fashion.
The 16-year-old Agojo fired rounds of one-over-par 73 and two-under 70 for a 143 total at the Lincoln Golf Club–the same course where Fil-Am Dorothy Delasin honed her skills as an amateur before becoming an LPGA star–in South San Francisco.
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[Title] => RP scores triple kill in US jungolf
[Summary] => The Philippines emerged as the best-performing foreign delegation in the Desert Junior Classic after Terence Macatangay, while Wolen Juan Superal and Miguel Tabuena ruled their respective divisions in contrasting fashion in Palm Springs, California.
Tabuena scored the most impressive of three victories when he held off the late charge of Thai rival Meechi Padungsiriseth in the homestretch with a one-over-par 37 to prevail by six strokes in the boys 8-9 years division at the Landmark Golf Club. Tabuena totalled 110 against the 116 of Meechi, who also had a 37 in the final round.
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[Title] => Macatangay, Tabuena on course for title
[Summary] => Only a major collapse in the final round will stop Miguel Tabuena and Terence Macatangay from clinching victory for Team Philippines as they pulled away by six strokes in their respective divisions in the Desert Junior Classic in Palm Springs, California.
Another RP victory appears in the bag as Mia Piccio led compatriot Debbie de Villa by two strokes in the girls 11-12 years. The third girl in the rankings, first round leader Kimberly Kim of Hawaii soared to an 89 and dropped 10 strokes behind Piccio.
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[Title] => Macatangay ahead by one in US jungolf
[Summary] => PALM Springs, California–Terence Macatangay outdid himself with a one-under-par round of 71 at the Mission Hills Country Club to move on top by one stroke in the boys 14-15 years division at the start of the Desert Junior Classic here.
Macatangay, not among the pre-tournament favorites after missing the cut in last week’s Junior World in San Diego, inched ahead of Scott Clayton of California at the head of a big RP assault in various age-levels on Day 1 which saw Miguel Tabuena likewise grabbing the lead in his division.
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