Brampton, Ontario, Canada
73-65-69—207 (-9)
Lovettsville, Pa.
67-65-66--199 (-17)†
Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada
70-66-66-202 (-14)
Downingtown, Pa.
67-65-68--200 (-16)**
Dallas, Texas
75-69--144 (E)
(Canada) Palos Verdes Estates, Calif.
67-69-72—208 (-8)
Woodstock, Md.
72-70-70--212 (-4)
Cali, Valle, Colombia
71-68-67--206 (-10)
Mount Laurel, N.J.
71-70-67--208 (-8)
Evansville, Ind.
77-69--146 (+2)
Regents' Glen Country Club
York, Pa.
Regents' Glen Country Club
York, Pa.
Regents' Glen Country Club
York, Pa.
Regents' Glen Country Club
York, Pa.
Ryan Downes
63 (-9)***
Tyler Mawhinney
65-66--131 (-11)
Nicholas Gross
67-65-68--200 (-16)††
Kelly Zhao
64 (-8)†
Kelly Zhao
64-73--137 (-7)
Maria Jose Narin Negrete
71-68-67--206 (-10)
Notes:
* In 2019, this Tournament was played as a 36-hole event. Tournament play was expanded to 54 holes starting in 2020.
** As of 2020, Nicholas Gross's winning score of 200 (-16) ranked tied for 15th Lowest 54-Hole Score (to Par) in AJGA Boys Division history .
*** As of 2021, Ryan Downes' second-round score of 63 (-9) ranked tied for 15th Lowest 18-Hole Score (to Par) in AJGA Boys Division history .
† As of 2021, Kelly Zhao's first-round score of 64 (-8) ranked tied for 6th Lowest 18-Hole Score (to Par) in AJGA Girls Division history .
†† As of 2022, Logan Reilly's winning score of 198 (-18) ranked tied for 6th Lowest 54-Hole Score (to Par) in AJGA Boys Division history .
††† Irene Kim defeated Angelina Kim of Tenafly, New Jersey, on the second hold of a sudden-death playoff in 2022.
This is a separate AJGA event from the (formerly-named) Junior Golf Hub Championship presented by John D. Mineck Foundation , an AJGA Open series event. Click to view Tournament History for that event.