Girls Division Champion: Veronica Man of (Canada) Coto de Caza, California (4-under-par 210)
- First competitive start since April
- First AJGA win in eighth start
- Entered final round with three-shot deficit, ended with two-shot lead
- Four birdies on front nine, six total
- Finished with two straight sub-70 rounds
"This win means a lot for me, and it motivates me to improve more for the future. Now I can see more hope in my junior golf career."
Veronica Man
Girls Division Runner-Up: Lucinda Wu of (Hong Kong) Monterey, California (2-under-par 212)
- Leader following first, second rounds
- Entered day with three-shot lead
- Second AJGA top-3 finish of 2023
- First career sub-70 in second round
Girls Division Runner-Up: Hadley Ashton of Erie, Colorado (2-under-par 212)
- Defending champion at Walnut Creek
- Finished with rounds of 70, 68 after opening 74
- Best result of 2023, second top-5
- No. 115 in the Rolex AJGA Rankings
- 2022 Junior All-Star Team Member
Boys Division Champion: Thomas Bryson of Lincoln, Nebraska (7-under-par 209, won in two-hole playoff)
- First AJGA win, in first 2023 start
- First stroke play win of any kind since 2021
- Won from a T1,854 Rolex AJGA Ranking
- Co-leader after round one, solo after round two
- Final round scorecard included six birdies, five bogeys
"To call myself an AJGA champion, that's a pretty amazing thing."
Thomas Bryson
Boys Division Runner-up Finisher: Reese Knox of Peyton, Colorado (7-under-par 209)
- First AJGA top-5 finish of 2023, fifth of any kind since 2022
- Shot back nine 32 to force playoff
- Committed to Boise State University