Boys Division champion: Liam Shinn of Norcross, Georgia, 8-under-par 205
- Posted a 3-under-par 68 in the final round to win by one stroke
- Carded 11 birdies during the tournament and had a bogey-free final round
- First AJGA victory for the high school junior
- “It means a lot to win this tournament because it shows that I’ve come a long way from last year. I’ve worked really hard. Last summer, I was shooting some really high scores and I put in the time with my coach to get better and to get to this point means a lot to me.”
Girls Division champion: Megan Schofill of Monticello, Florida, 7-under-par 206 (playoff)
- Schofill defeated Alyssa Montgomery of Knoxville, Tennessee, in a two-hole playoff to successfully defend her 2018 title in Rome
- Auburn University verbal commit earned her fourth AJGA victory
- 2018 Rolex Junior All-American
“[Winning this tournament] shows that I’ve been working hard and playing solid so hopefully I’ll continue that into the summer. It’s sad [seeing my junior golf career come to an end], but I’m excited to experience everything new in college. I’m definitely going to miss the AJGA, and without it I don’t think I would be nearly as good as I am right now.”
Top local Boys Division finisher: Lindsey Cordell of Rome, Georgia, second, 7-under-par 206
- Finished the tournament with a final-round 4-under-par 67
- Carded 12 birdies and an eagle during the tournament
- High school junior played in his fourth AJGA event in Rome
Top local Girls Division finisher: Iris Cao of Duluth, Georgia, 10th, 4-over-par 217
- Posted a 2-under-par 69 in the second round
- Competed in her third event of 2019