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Displaying superb poise under pressure, the 15-year-old Agojo - carrying the banner of Philippine Airlines and OB Montessori - frustrated San Diego native Meranie Jaslowski with a two-shot swing on the final hole for yet another international feather to her already decorated cap. 


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Agojo class above her class at Temecula

July 14, 2002 - 12:00am

TEMECULA — Jayvie Agojo of the Philippines survived the challenge of a pesky local girl in a thrilling down-the-wire duel to become the first player to win the girls Class B three years in a row in the Temecula...

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