Champions Return to Warwick Hills 2009 Champion, Talia Campbell of Dallas and 2010 Champion, Henry Do of Ypsilanti, Mich., found victory at the 2011 Randy Wise Junior Open.
Truesdell takes one-shot lead into final round Bailey Truesdell's local knowledge is paying off, as the rising senior at Grand Blanc High School is even-par and has a one-shot lead after 36 holes.
2009 champ back on top in Girls Division Talia Campbell won this event in 2009 and is back in the driver's seat after carding a second-round 72. She has a four-shot lead entering Thursday's final round.
Bernabe cards steady 73, leads by one After posting a T3 finish last week at the Genesis Junior at White Beeches, Californian Elisabeth Bernabe continued her east-coast swing and has the first-round lead.
Do begins title defense with even-par 72 Fresh off a win at the Michigan Junior Amateur, Henry Do opened with a 72 and has a one-shot lead after the first round.
Decker aces No. 11 during first round Adam Decker of Ada, Mich., made a hole-in-one on the 190-yard 11th hole at Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club during Tuesday's first round.
Schram and Carlson Earn TaylorMade-adidas Medalist Honors Jonathan Schram of Winona Lake, Ind., and Nick Carlson of Hamilton, Mich., earned medalist honors after carding a 4-under-par 68.
Campbell and Setas Share Medalists Honors Emily Campbell of Carrollton, Texas and Jacqueline Setas of East Lansing, Mich., both earned Medalists Honors at The Jewel of Grand Blanc.
Historic Warwick Hills welcomes the return of the AJGA Host to the Buick Open for 49 years, Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club will welcome the AJGA back for the second straight year.
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54 Holes, Stroke Play Event Director: Chris White Tournament fee: $280
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