to the 2024 Optimist International Junior Golf Tournament
Dear golfers, families and esteemed guests,
I am thrilled to welcome you to the 2024 Optimist International Junior Golf Championship here in Doral, Florida, USA.
Optimist Clubs are located worldwide in over 25 countries. For over 106 years, Members of Optimist International have been dedicated to bringing out the best in youth, communities and themselves. This tournament is just one of the many incredible programs that we bring to the international stage for youth. Other programs offer opportunities in areas of excellence like language and artist expression, in addition to sports.
The Optimist Junior Golf Tournament, including its many worldwide qualifiers, is one of the world’s largest junior golf tournaments. Optimist International takes great pride in running this event annually. Our goal is to offer you a tournament with the highest calibre of competition in an outstanding and challenging venue. Our volunteers and the resort staff are here to assist you and bring you the best experience imaginable, both on and off the course and numerous activities planned each day of your tournament. We want to make sure both golfers and their families have the experience of a lifetime.
I wish you a successful and rewarding tournament. Have fun! Enjoy the challenge of the courses! Make friends from other areas of the world! And, most importantly, focus on being the best you you can be. We will do our best to make The Optimist an experience of a lifetime. I hope you will too.
Yours in Optimism,
Tracy Huxley 2023/2024 President Optimist International
A BIG THANK YOU to Our Optimist Volunteers
Optimist members travel to the Championship each summer to serve as tournament volunteers. Many of these volunteers are responsible for conducting Optimist qualifying tournaments in their home Districts. Please take a moment to thank them for their commitment and dedication.
International President
Tracy Huxley London, Ontario Canada
International President Designate
Jan Oord Graves .................. San Antonio, TX
Junior Golf Committee
Lawson Headley Mechanicsville, VA
Benoit Latreille L’Ile-Bizard, QC Canada
Debra Merritt Port St. Lucie, FL
Ned Spearbeck LaPlata, MD
Volunteers
Jim Boyd .................................. Urbandale, IA
Eric Brockus .............................. Osceola, MO
Louise Cote ....... Saint-Eustache, QC Canada
Ford Cox Lusby, MD
Patricia Darrigan Hollywood, FL
Michael DeNicola Calgary, AB Canada
Bob Garner Coral Gables, FL
Dave Gover Osceola, MO
Bob Gibbs Pompano Beach, FL
Patsy Garner Fort Worth, TX
Ron Graves San Antonio, TX
Gwynn Gurski Montgomery, TX
Ann Feilmann Ankeny, IA
Mark Feilmann Ankeny, IA
Carmel Haynes Barbados
Ed Justice Bethesda, MD
Marc Katz Berkley, MI
Elisabeth Leacock Barbados
Joe Marci Denver, CO
Tom Martfeld Bella Vista, AR
Robert Melia Houston, TX
Bob Meyer Castle Rock, CO
Marlyne Monahan L’Ile-Bizard, QC Canada
Barbara Mousaw ................ Myrtle Beach, SC
Joel Mousaw ...................... Myrtle Beach, SC
E. Glenn Neal .............................. Rogers, AR
Jack Nichols .......................... Cartersburg, IN
David Osborne ........................... Plainfield, IN
Kathy Osborne ........................... Plainfield, IN
Kent Reyling Plainfield, IN
Paula Reyling .............................. Plainfield, IN
Robert Schiller ................ West Bloomfield, MI
Antonio Silva...................... Miami Springs, FL
Mac Shipe ............................... Warrenton, VA
Judy Small....................... Neptune Beach, FL
Glen Stewart ................... Aylmer, ON Canada
Linda Stewart .................. Aylmer, ON Canada
Linda Weber ................................ Orlando, FL
Rita Anne Wilkinson ........................ Barbados
William Wagner Highland, IL
Paramedic
Shawn Swain Coconut Creek, FL
Rules Committee
Scott Davis ............ West Palm Beach, Florida
Steve Jones Lakeland, Florida
Kevin Murphy Land O’ Lakes, Florida
Optimist International Staff
Cheryl Brenn, Executive Director, Optimist International St. Louis, MO
Craig Boring, Executive Director, Optimist International Foundation St. Louis, MO
Sharon Parton, Junior Golf Sr. Director ........... St. Louis, MO
Skip Small, Tournament Director ..... Neptune Beach, FL
Theresa Ovelgoenner Sr Director Finance St. Louis, MO
Luke Herbst
Optimist Junior Golf Intern St. Louis, MO
Optimist Junior Golf Chairs
The following Optimist Junior Golf Chairs are volunteers who play a significant part in running the local Optimist District Qualifiers!
Alabama-Mississippi
Jeff Keener
Alberta, Montana, Saskatchewan & Northern Wyoming
Jay Strever
California South
Gemma Ancheta
Capital - Virginia
David Griffiths
Ed Justice
Central Ontario
Dennis Kwasnicki
Colorado-Wyoming
Joe Marci
Bob Meyer
Dakotas - Manitoba –
Minnesota
Greg Honl
East Missouri
Gary “Joe” Hatfield
GATEway
Thomas Brumbeloe
Illinois
William Wagner
Indiana South
David Osbourne
Iowa
John Danielson
Kansas
Kit Kelley
Kentucky-West Virginia
Stuart Maiden
Louisiana
Kevin Avery
Maryland-South Delaware
Ned Spearbeck
Michigan
Thomas Longhway
Midwestern Ontario
Rachel Skillen
Nebraska
Richard Raasch
Keri Kluge
New Mexico-West Texas
Clinton Tabet
New York-New England
Stephen Feinstein
North Florida
Craig St. Martin
Ohio
Bob Glavin
Chris Reed
Pacific Central – (NV)
Richard Frewert
Pacific Northwest – (UT)
Jeff Thurman
Pacific Northwest (USA)
J V Torgerson
Lynn Viner
Pacific Southeast (Hawaii)
Allison Wallace
Pacific Southeast – (Calif)
James Phillips
South Texas
Kyle Cowand
Southwestern Ontario
Sandy Larivee
Optimistes Francophones
Canadiens
Benoit Latreille
Tennessee-Arkansas
Tom Rasmussen (Ark)
Don Thompson (TN)
TexHoma – Oklahoma
Curtis Evans
TexHoma - Texas
Patsy Garner
West Missouri
Eric Brockus
Wisconsin North Upper
Michigan
Benjamin Sorenson
IN MEMORY OF
January 12, 1955 – June 3, 2024
Bob was the loving husband of Anne Patterson for almost 49 years. He is survived by his son, Brandon Patterson, his daughter, Tiffany Holmes and his son-in-law, Daniel Holmes. In the early years, his family was by his side volunteering at several of the Optimist Championships every summer.
Bob had a long and distinguished career with Optimist Junior Golf
• He became an Optimist member in 1979.
• In the early years, he assisted with qualifiers in South Florida for Optimist International Junior World Championship was in San Diego, Ca.
• In an effort to expand the tournament, Optimist International moved the event to South Florida’s Doral Country Club in 1995 and renamed the event the Optimist International Junior Golf Championships. The next year the event moved to PGA National Resort & Spa. Bob was then on the International Junior Golf Committee member and played a major role in making the tournament successful that first year.
• In 1998 - Bob was appointed as the Tournament Director.
• As Tournament Director from 1998-2018, a span of 20 years, Bob grew and developed the program significantly. In 2018, Bob was instrumental in moving the tournament back to Trump National Doral Resort and Spa.
He retired in 2019 after two decades of service as the Tournament Director. Bob’s dedication and leadership over 20 years as Tournament Director were instrumental in the growth and success of the prestigious Optimist International Junior Golf Championship during his tenure. He was most proud of fielding over 600 kids over a 3-week period every summer.
Robert “Bob” Michael Patterson
General Tournament Information
54-hole Tournament
Format and Yardages
Phase 1
Phase 2
Division Course(s) Yards
Boys 10-11: Golden Palm (5,480 yards)
Boys 12-13: Blue Monster (6,039 yards)
Girls 10-12: Red Tiger (5,005 yards)
Boys 14-15: (cut after 36 holes)
Blue Monster (6,581 yards)
Golden Palm (6,209 yards)
Girls 13-14: Red Tiger (5,427 yards)
Phase 3 (cut after 36 holes)
Boys 16-18: Blue Monster (7,003 yards)
Golden Palm (6,636 yards)
Girls 15-18: Red Tiger (5,892 yards)
Golden Palm (5,906 yards)
Curfew
Players must comply with the tournament curfew of 10:30 p.m. You must be in your room and remain in your room for the remainder of the night unless accompanied by an adult chaperone, parent or legal guardian. Nightly random room checks will be made.
Driving Ranges
Open 6:30 a.m. Free-range balls available for participants until the last tee time on tournament round days.
Optimist Golf Merchandise
Optimist Golf merchandise for sale in the tournament office (Imperial Ballroom) including t-shirts, caps, golf seats, umbrellas, divot repair kits, hat clips with markers, scorecard holders, tote bags and more.
Paramedic
A paramedic will be located on site in the tournament office (Imperial Ballroom) on tournament round days from 7 a.m. – 3 p.m. If you experience any medical problems, please stop by the tournament office or if on the course, seek out a volunteer for them to contact medical personnel immediately. For after-hours medical emergencies, please contact the resort operator. Dial “0” from any house phone.
Pro Shop Hours
The Pro Shop is open from 6:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. each day.
Scoring Room
The Scoring Room located in the Imperial Ballroom is open to players and tournament officials only (parents and guests are not permitted).
General Tournament Information
Tee Times and Results
Tee times for the following day’s play and results will be posted each evening outside the tournament office, scoring room and posted on www.optimist.org/golf.
Video Arcade Room
Open 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. daily in the lower level of the resort. Video games are available free of charge to all participants.
Meals
Each registered participant will receive a meal badge valid for five breakfasts and four dinners. Badges are valid only in the tournament dining room. Individual meal tickets are available for purchase in the tournament office.
Breakfasts and Dinners: Ivanka Ballroom (see schedule for times)
Lunches: Lunch is NOT included in the tournament package.
For alternate dining options, there are several restaurants located on resort property.
Countries Represented
Argentina Barbados Bermuda Bolivia Brazil Canada Chile Colombia
Costa Rica Dominican Republic Ecuador Guatemala Hong Kong, China
India Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru Puerto Rico
South Africa Thailand Trinidad and Tobago United Arab Emirates
United States of America Uruguay Venezuela
The Resort at a Glance
Resort at a Glance
The Resort at a Glance
Resort at a Glance
Schedule of Events
Boys 10-11, 12-13 / Girls 10-12
Subject to change
Tuesday, July 16
All Day Arrivals and Hotel Check-in Resort Lobby Front Desk 11 am – 6 pm Tournament Registration Imperial Ballroom
Wednesday, July 17
6 am – 9:30 am Breakfast Buffet Ivanka Ballroom
7 am – 5 pm Tournament Registration Imperial Ballroom
All Day Official Practice Rounds
Golden Palm, Blue Monster, Red Tiger
2 – 5 pm Long-Drive Contest Prelims #1 Blue Monster Lunch is on your own
5 – 7 pm Buffet Dinner Ivanka Ballroom
7:30– 8:15 pm Opening Ceremony/Player Orientation White/Gold Ballroom Mandatory for all golfers
Thursday, July 18
6 am – 9:30 am Breakfast Buffet
Ivanka Ballroom
All Day Tournament Round 1 Golden Palm, Blue Monster, Red Tiger Lunch is on your own
6 – 8 pm Buffet Dinner Ivanka Ballroom
8 – 10 pm Glow Ball Putting Event Main Putting Green
Friday, July 19
6 am – 9:30 am Breakfast Buffet Ivanka Ballroom
All Day Tournament Round 2
Golden Palm, Blue Monster, Red Tiger Lunch is on your own
6 – 8 pm Buffet Dinner Ivanka Ballroom
7- 8 pm Long Drive Contest Finals #1 Blue Monster
Saturday, July 20
6 am – 9:30 am Breakfast Buffet Ivanka Ballroom All Day Final Tournament Round Golden Palm, Blue Monster, Red Tiger Lunch is on your own
8 pm Golf Trivia Night (golfers only) White/Gold Ballroom
Friday, July 26
6 am – 9:30 am Breakfast Buffet
All Day Departures
Ivanka Ballroom
7 – 8 am Parent-Child Check-in Imperial Ballroom
8:30 am – 1:30 pm Parent-Child Classic Blue Monster
1:30 -2:30 pm Parent-Child Classic Awards
Schedule of Events
Boys 16-18 / Girls 15-18
Subject to change
Friday, July 26
7 – 8 am Parent-Child Check-in Imperial Ballroom
8:30 am – 1:30 pm Parent-Child Classic Blue Monster
1:30 -2:30 pm Parent-Child Classic Awards
11 am – 6 pm Tournament Registration Imperial Ballroom
Saturday, July 27
6 am – 9:30 am Breakfast Buffet
Ivanka Ballroom
7 am – 5 pm Tournament Registration Imperial Ballroom
All Day Official Practice Rounds Blue Monster, Golden Palm, Red Tiger
2 – 5 pm Long-Drive Contest Prelims #1 Blue Monster Lunch is on your own
5 – 7 pm Buffet Dinner Ivanka Ballroom
7:30 – 8:15 pm Opening Ceremony/Player Orientation White/Gold Ballroom Mandatory for all golfers
Sunday, July 28
6 am – 9:30 am Breakfast Buffet
Ivanka Ballroom
All Day Tournament Round 1 Blue Monster, Golden Palm, Red Tiger
Lunch is on your own
6 – 8 pm Buffet Dinner Ivanka Ballroom
8 – 10 pm Glow Ball Putting Event Main Putting Green
Monday, July 29
6 am – 9:30 am Breakfast Buffet
Ivanka Ballroom
All Day Tournament Round 2 Blue Monster, Golden Palm, Red Tiger Lunch is on your own
6 – 8 pm Buffet Dinner Ivanka Ballroom
7- 8 pm Long Drive Contest Finals #1 Blue Monster
8 pm “The Road to College Golf White/Gold Ballroom What it Takes: A College Coaches Panel”
Tuesday, July 30
6 am – 9:30 am Breakfast Buffet
Ivanka Ballroom
All Day Final Tournament Round Blue Monster, Golden Palm, Red Tiger Lunch is on your own
Approx. 4 pm Awards Ceremony
6 – 8 pm Buffet Dinner
Imperial Ballroom Patio
Ivanka Ballroom
8 pm Golf Trivia Night (golfers only) White/Gold Ballroom
Wednesday, July 31
6 am – 9:30 am Breakfast Buffet
Ivanka Ballroom Departures
JOHN REEL VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD
The Volunteer of the Year award is given in honor of John Reel, a dedicated volunteer, who was instrumental in the Optimist Junior Golf Program, which led us to the growth of the program. 2023 Recipients Benoit Latreille and Marlyne Monahan
Description of Events
“Glow-Ball” Putting Event
Sharpen up your putting skills with our after dark nine-hole glowing night golf. The putting green is set like a miniature golf course with lit holes Let’s light up the night!
Opening Ceremony and Player Orientation
Don’t miss the Opening Ceremonies and parade of flags followed by the player orientation. Learn important local rules and evacuation procedures in case of bad weather. The Long Drive Competition winners are announced. Attendance at this event is mandatory for all golfers.
Long-Drive Competition
Preliminaries take place from 2-5 pm on the #1 Blue Monster Course on practice round days. The top finishers from each age division will advance to the finals and compete for awards (see schedule of activities for date and time).
Parent-Child Classic
The Parent-Child Classic is a two-player team consisting of a junior golfer and a parent, step-parent, grandparent or aunt/uncle competes. The tournaments will be held on July 21 and July 26 on the Blue Monster.
Golf Trivia Night (golfers only)
Join us in the White/Gold Ballroom at 8pm for Trivia Night! Teams will consist of 8 people or less, no outside resources or phones allowed to assist your team.
Educational Seminar (Boys 16-18 and Girls 15-18)
The Road to College Golf -- What it Takes: A College Coaches Panel” Topics of discussion will include NCAA rules & regulations, contact with coaches, the recruitment process, and responsibilities of the student-athlete. Monday, July 29 at 8 pm.
Proud Sponsors
Optimist Golf Code of Conduct
The Optimist International Junior Golf Championship takes great pride in the quality of its players, host facility and volunteer involvement. Optimist Junior Golf requires all players and guests to adhere to a set of guidelines. Tournament play will be conducted in accordance with USGA rules, Code of Conduct and Optimist local rules.
Dress Code
Proper golf attire is required at all times during the practice round and tournament play. Questionable attire will be reviewed by the Tournament Director. Players in violation of the dress code will not be permitted to tee off.
• Hats/visors must be worn with brim forward.
• Collared shirts must be worn and tucked in at all times with the following exceptions: women’s shirts without a collar must have sleeves. Men’s shirts without a collar must have a tight neck fit. T-shirts are prohibited.
• No tank tops, short-shorts, denim shorts, cut-off shorts, gym shorts, t-shirts or jeans are allowed during play on the course. Appropriate resort attire is required at all times while off the golf course.
Violations ON and OFF THE COURSE
• Unsportsmanlike conduct, including abusive language, club throwing, disrespect to volunteers, officials or fellow competitors, or abuse of golf course property.
• Use of drugs or alcohol, smoking or chewing tobacco products—a zero tolerance policy is in effect.
• Not adhering to the dress code during practice round or tournament play.
• Use of cell phones can only be used to notify a tournament official for a ruling or medical attention. Please make sure they are turned off during play. Headsets is strictly prohibited and may result in disqualification.
• Any use or association with drugs or alcohol, smoking or chewing tobacco products—a zero tolerance policy is in effect.
• Vandalism at the hotel or its surrounding properties, abusive behavior to any volunteer or tournament official.
• Damages in any rooms will be the financial responsibility of the players occupying the room. Please report and accidental damage to your chaperone or at the tournament office.
• All players must comply with the tournament Curfew of 10:30 p.m. local time. You must be in your room by the Curfew and remain in your room for the remainder of the night unless accompanied by an adult chaperone, parent, or legal guardian. Nightly random room checks will be made.
• Leaving the resort property is not permitted unless accompanied by an adult chaperone, parent, or guardian.
• Gambling is not permitted. Any games involving the exchange of money are strictly prohibited.
• Male and female participants may not occupy the same room at any time. Roommate changes are not permitted. Once you are assigned to a room you may not change rooms. No exceptions.
• Attendance at the player orientation is mandatory. Any player failing to attend the player orientation may be subject to disqualification.
Spectator Code of Conduct
Spectators are welcome and are free of charge. In golf, customs of etiquette and decorum are just as important as rules governing play. It is appropriate for parents and spectators to applaud successful strokes, but in order to secure the spirit of the game, we ask parents and spectators to please adhere to the following guidelines. Please note that if any of the following guidelines are perceived as broken by a Rules Official, the player may be subject to penalty.
• Spectators attend Optimist Golf events at their own risk.
• Place phones on silent and if calls are necessary, move far enough away as to not be heard by players.
• Spectator carts are allowed at the Championships (one per family). Spectators must pay for and abide by all cart policies set up by the Doral staff. Any violations can result in loss of privileges for remainder of event.
• Spectators should stay on cart paths. In the absence of cart paths, we ask that spectators stay in the rough. Please stay off fairways, tees and greens.
• Spectators should stay one shot ahead of the group they are following. This allows spectators to follow errant shots and help identify where the ball comes to rest. Spectators are allowed to aid in the search for lost golf balls.
• Spectators are allowed to carry medicine, drinks, food, umbrellas, etc.
• If a spectator commits a serious breach (as determined by the Rules Committee), they may be asked to leave the course.
• For your personal safety, we ask you exercise caution at all times. When inclement weather moves into the area, play will be suspended by sounding airhorns. Accordingly, you should seek shelter immediately. The staff will evacuate players from the course first and then spectators.
• Spectators are asked not to consume alcoholic beverages while on the golf course.
• Please use discretion when smoking around players on the course.
Violation Penalties
Will vary depending on severity of offense, one stroke for minor, two strokes for repeated minor, and disqualified for serious. See the Optimist Code of Conduct on Local Rules (Hard Card).
Withdrawal Policy
This policy will allow for withdrawals for medical reasons or for emergencies. The medical reason must be verified and approved by a Rules Official and Tournament Director. If the player is deemed to be ok to play but refuses, they are disqualified and will received a NC (no card) on final report.
The entire group involved will be held at the point of stoppage and other groups will play through. A rules official will restart the group. All play must comply with all current tournament rules and policies. The player must notify and receive approval of a rules official prior to leaving the course. The decision of the Rules Committee is final. If it is a family emergency or the like, player will receive a WD on final report.
A Brief History of the Optimist International Junior Golf Championships
Since 1978, Optimist-sponsored golf tournaments have served as a springboard for many of golf’s greatest players. Scottie Scheffler, Joaquin Niemann, Lexi Thompson, Jason Day, Phil Mickelson, Ernie Els, Brooke Henderson and Tiger Woods are just a few of today’s elite players who found their humble beginnings with the Optimists.
This world-class event originated in 1968 when three leaders of the San Diego County Junior Golf Association formed Junior World Golf. In 1978, through the action of Dudley Williams, a lifelong San Diego resident and soon-to-be President of Optimist International, the Optimists became a sponsor of the event, thus creating “Optimist Junior World.” Through this partnership, Optimist International began holding qualifying tournaments for 15- to 17-year-olds across the United States and Canada. As a result, 55 tournaments drew more than 3,500 entrants.
The Optimist continues to be one of the best-known junior tournaments in the world with more than 5,000 golfers, ages 10-18, participating in qualifying tournaments each year.
Annually approximately 600 of the best junior golfers, representing over 25 nations, 45 states and five Canadian Provinces, converge for a week of unsurpassed competition, fellowship and fun.
Optimist Clubs are dedicated to “Bringing Out the Best in Kids” and do their part through community service projects. Since each Club is autonomous and run by members in their community, Optimists have the unique flexibility to serve the youth of their area in any way they see fit. Optimist Clubs see a need in their community and react to it.
No matter what life throws your way, it is important to stay positive. Staying positive can be difficult during tough times, but it is possible by adopting a mindset of Optimism. The Optimist Creed is a guide for keeping a positive outlook on life, no matter what happens.
Optimist Creed
Promise Yourself
To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind.
To talk health, happiness and prosperity to every person you meet.
To make all your friends feel that there is something in them.
To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true.
To think only of the best, to work only for the best, and to expect only the best.
To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own.
To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future.
To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature you meet a smile.
To give so much time to the improvement of yourself that you have no time to criticize others.
To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to permit the presence of trouble.
MEMBERS OF THE 2024 Hugh Cranford
ALL-SCHOLASTIC TEAM
After reviewing the qualifications of a record number of impressive applicants, the Optimist Junior Golf Committee has selected the following exceptional student athletes for the 2024 High Cranford All-Scholastic Team:
Academic Award Winners
Lev Abramson: Denver, Colorado
Mason Conrad: Castle Pines, Colorado
Gabrielle (Gabby) Hultstrand: Pensacola, Florida
Marcus Leong: Folsom, California
Josephine Nguyen: Springfield, Virginia
Community Service Award Winner
Elizabeth Sterling: Farmington Hills, Michigan
Tyler Whisler: Tahoe City, California
LEV ABRAMSON graduated from Kent Denver High School in Cherry Hills Village, Colorado. Lev will be attending and playing golf at Wesleyan University in the Fall. The senior captain of his high school golf team where he earned all-metro, first team all-state, and academic all-state. Lev has been employed as a Junior Coach and Assistant Players’ Club Coach providing youth with instruction and training. Lev volunteers through First Tee-Colorado Rocky Mountain’s Youth Leadership Council
MASON CONRAD graduated from Rock Canyon High School in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. Mason co-captained his high school golf team. He was a member of the Future Business Leaders of America. As a member of the Social Studies National Honors Society, he participated in food/clothing drives. In his free time, he was a ski patroller at Granby Ranch Ski Resort where he led patient care, managed resources, and mentored young patrollers.
GABRIELLE “GABBY” HULTSRAND
is a junior at Pensacola High School International Baccalaureate Program in Pensacola, Florida. She is a member of the Future Business Leaders of America. She has 200 hours of community service as an assistant teacher for First Tee classes, Manna Food Pantries, and First United Methodist Church. She volunteers for the First Tee Special Olympics putt-putt tournament and Autism Pensacola Kids for camp. Through First Tee she created 7 golf scholarships for future youth by organizing another putt-putt tournament.
MARCUS LEONG is a junior at Vista Del Lago High School in Folsom, California. He is a CIF Sac-Joaquin Scholar Athlete and is a part of the Boy Scouts of America where he became an Eagle Scout. Through Boy Scouts of America, he did a wide variety of community service projects including trail cleanups, food donation collection, school, church, and camp beautification. He also volunteered with the Key Club, the California Scholarship Federation, Interact Club, and Twin Lakes Food Bank.
JOSEPHINE NGUYEN is graduating from Lake Braddock Secondary School in Burke, Virginia. She is involved in the National Honors Society, National Art Honors Society, the Athletic Council, Girls in Roles of Leadership, Key Club and the First Tee of Greater Washinton DC. She has volunteered as a peer tutor, a golf coach with the school and first tee, and at Leewood Healthcare Center. She has had success on and off the course and was named 2023 Lake Braddock Most Valuable Golfer.
The Community Service Award goes to:
ELIZABETH STERLING recently graduated from North Farmington High School in Farmington Hills, Michigan. She was a varsity athlete in golf and softball. She volunteers at the Catholic Heart Workcamp where she attends weeklong mission trips. She is also a leader in the St. Fabian Youth Group where she assists in many service projects, including providing meals for the homeless and performing household tasks for the elderly. Elizabeth is also a member of the National Honor Society where she recently conducted a snack and hygiene bag drive for the homeless, tutors fellow students, makes cards for local nursing homes, recycles around her school campus, and fundraises for various organizations.
TYLER WHISLER is a Junior from Tahoe City, California. Tyler has over 500+ hours of community service as a National Junior Ski Patroller at Homewood Mountain Resort. He has also volunteered as an assistant golf instructor at Tahoe City Golf Course, Youth Group assistant at First Baptist Church, the Younglife program at Truckee Tahoe Young Life Chapter, provides education on children’s exploration in food and health with Harvest of the Month Program at local schools, and promoting environmental stewardship with the Green Team through Sierra Watershed Education Partnership. After depending upon the assistance of his community while battling cancer, Tyler found serving his community was a great way to give back to the community that supported him.
List of Participants
BOYS 10-11
Holton Arellano (USA)
Jacobo Atehortua Sanchez (Colombia)
Franco Baldivieso (Bolivia)
Didier Barboza (Paraguay)
Reed Bauman (USA)
Leo Benedetti (Panama)
Thomas Benzell (USA)
Roman Berndsen (Canada)
Martin Cadiz De Jourdan (Chile)
Owen Copp (Canada)
Cayetano Correa (Chile)
Mauricio Cronenbold (Bolivia)
Rafael Dagenais (Canada)
Elijah Dawson (USA)
Cash Ferguson (USA)
Derrick Fu (USA)
Daniel Gaviria (Colombia)
Gordon Han (USA)
Hayden Hogg (USA)
Chi San, Allen Huang (Hong Kong, China)
Manuel Jaramillo (Colombia)
Caden Kosola (USA)
Lincoln Landrigan (USA)
William Landry (Canada)
Lewis Macfarlane (Bermuda)
Calder Mahoney (USA)
Nathaniel Miller (USA)
Gabriel Monasterio (Bolivia)
Tyler Nikkel (USA)
Cooper O’Brien (USA)
Luke Odham (USA)
Jaxon Osborne (USA)
Suwijak Prasitwanakul (Thailand)
Kalani Price (Barbados, BWI)
Ze Chen Thomas Qiu (Hong Kong, China)
Finley Ross (USA)
Zorawar Sandhu (India)
Rory Schubert (USA)
Siddhant Sharma (India)
Wesley Sullivan (USA)
Fin Sullivan (USA)
Caleb Theng (USA)
Preston Tolnar (USA)
Knox Triesch (USA)
Connor Vaughan (USA)
Antonio Vintimilla (Ecuador)
Austin White (USA)
BOYS 12-13
Yieke Ajulu (South Africa)
Vince Arciaga (USA)
Luke Armstrong (USA)
Jacob Babb (USA)
Alejandro Balbuena (Dominican Republic)
Joey Banks (USA)
Antonio Barriga (Bolivia)
Tiago Bastos (Canada)
Jack Baszler (USA)
Kaidon Bishop (Barbados, BWI)
Cody Borden (USA)
List of Participants
BOYS 12-13
(Continued...)
Zack Bourgeois (Canada)
Jack Brown (USA)
Simon Caceres Diaz (Colombia)
Jackson Caldwell (USA)
Benjamin Careau (Canada)
Victor Carrillo (Colombia)
Lucas Castro (Chile)
Jeffrey Chen (USA)
Jack Cole (USA)
Clemente Correa (Chile)
Raphael Cousineau (Canada)
Pablo Del Grosso (Panama)
Alejandro Del Valle (Peru)
Wilson Doornekamp (Canada)
Nicholas Gil (USA)
Joe Greazel (USA)
Lucas Gutierrez (USA)
Joe Hamilton (USA)
Jérémie Hebert (Canada)
Colin Hoffmann (USA)
Liam Hooton (USA)
Noah Ickes (USA)
Jake Jacobs (USA)
Kai Jorde (USA)
Leo Jurbala (USA)
Cole Katien (USA)
Derick Katz (USA)
Dev Khandelwal (USA)
Ben Lambert (USA)
Aiden Lanham (USA)
Adam Lauzon (Canada)
Elliot Leblanc (Canada)
Fernando Javier Leduc (Puerto Rico)
Félix Lefebvre (Canada)
Kailer Louangxay (USA)
Aiden Loyd (USA)
Jack Maher (USA)
Beckham McPeck (USA)
Robert Melendez (USA)
Lucas Meneses (Ecuador)
Daniel Merino (Colombia)
Jay Metzler (USA)
Mason Meyer (USA)
Leo Miller (USA)
Graham Moore (USA)
Max Music (USA)
Kheean Nathoo (USA)
Mateo Neder Moreira (Ecuador)
Judd Nikkel (USA)
Bridger Parsons (USA)
George Pendleton-Nash (United Arab Emirates)
Drew Peters (USA)
Ze Xu Demos Qiu (Hong Kong, China)
Ricardo Quintero (Panama)
Emiliano Risoul Muggenburg (Mexico)
Santiago Rojas (Bolivia)
Mariano Rojas (Bolivia)
Joshua Sambrano (Barbados, BWI)
Fernando Saravia (Guatemala)
List of Participants
BOYS 12-13
(Continued...)
Charles Schaefer (USA)
Jack Semeraro (USA)
Reece Shipley (USA)
Lucas Simoneau (Canada)
Lachlan Soutter (Bermuda)
Mateo Sragowicz (Argentina)
Chase Stebbins (USA)
Chun Hin Sze (Hong Kong, China)
Tanyaboon Tansirichaiya (Thailand)
Davis Tennant (USA)
Brayden Thomas (USA)
Jaxson Thomason (USA)
Houston Tiefenbrunn (USA)
Aidan Tong (USA)
Ryan Totte (USA)
Samuel Trucco (Chile)
Nicolas Urrea (Mexico)
Mateo Valverde (Peru)
Matheo Vancsik (Argentina)
Wesley Weitman (USA)
Cooper Westphal (USA)
Gavin Wight (USA)
Nash Wilmeth (USA)
Chance Witczak (USA)
Benjamin Wright (USA)
Aiden Yang (USA)
Ethan Yao (USA)
Zander Zhang (Canada)
BOYS 14-15
Joe Adkins (USA)
Waldo Aguasvivas (Dominican Republic)
Brody Alexander (Canada)
Dallin Anderson (USA)
Sebastian Arce (Peru)
Tyson Asadourian (USA)
Andrew Banish (USA)
Cruz Beckstrom (USA)
Kyler Besick (USA)
Lincoln Bice (USA)
Graham Bizoza (USA)
Casey Boyd (USA)
Peter Boylan (USA)
Brody Bradford (USA)
Max Bradshaw (USA)
Jonathan Broome (Barbados, BWI)
Reid Bulman (USA)
Laurent Caron (Canada)
Nathan Chege (USA)
Victor Chenier (Canada)
Kaiden Chetty (South Africa)
Troy Chou (USA)
Logan Christensen (USA)
Valentino Constenla (Argentina)
Miles Cullum (USA)
Nirvaan De Silva (USA)
Tyler Dearborn (USA)
Vincent Desautels (Canada)
Brayden Destefano (USA)
Aiden Detmer (USA)
List of Participants
BOYS 14-15
(Continued...)
Ryan Dooms (USA)
Jack Dubose (USA)
Andres Duisberg (Chile)
Eli Edwards (USA)
Ryan Ehlinger (USA)
Cooper Elliott (USA)
Daughtry Etheridge (USA)
Crew Fitzgerald (USA)
Jimmy Galbraith (Canada)
David Gomez (Colombia)
Manolo Gonzalez (Colombia)
Endrick Gonzalez (Puerto Rico)
Rory Gurandiano (USA)
Sean Hachmann (USA)
Cole Harris (USA)
Taylor Hayes (USA)
Quinton Hollan (USA)
Gavin Hymer (USA)
Matteo Jaquenod (Canada)
Tripp Johnson (USA)
Cash Jones (USA)
Luka Jurcic (Canada)
Jack Kelley (USA)
Cooper Kelly (USA)
Kolton Kijanko (USA)
Austyn Kim (USA)
Ryan Kim (USA)
Tantikorn Klinpeng (Thailand)
Casey Kopecky (USA)
Ethan Kwan (USA)
Canon Laye (Canada)
Michael Letendre (USA)
Victor Macdonald (Canada)
Drew Madigan (USA)
Eduardo Marin (Nicaragua)
Merritt Mathesius (USA)
James “Brody” Mccormick (USA)
Levi Mcdowell (USA)
Mason McGee (USA)
Sebastian Montemayor Fontes (Mexico)
Zack Moore (Canada)
Eli Moore (USA)
Matthew Morrone (USA)
Max Moss (USA)
Martin Murillo (Ecuador)
Arman Newton (Bermuda)
Evan Nguyen (USA)
Alexander Nucci (Canada)
Reece Nuwash (USA)
Patrick O’Connor (USA)
Benjamin Oh (USA)
Armaan Osterman (USA)
Vicente Jose Perez Zegers (Chile)
Reid Phillips (USA)
Brackston Pitts (USA)
Max Pollitzer (USA)
Collin Portie (USA)
Samuel Portilla (Colombia)
Kaden Puranik (USA)
List of Participants
BOYS 14-15
(Continued...)
Aidan Reil (Canada)
Oscar Ricketts (Canada)
Angelo Rinaldi (USA)
Davin Ritter (USA)
Juan Rodriguez (Panama)
Alexis Rouleau (Canada)
Murphy Rowen (USA)
Eli Rowland (USA)
Alexander Rubin (Guatemala)
Marcelo Ruiz (Paraguay)
Nicholas Sapien (USA)
William Savard Forget (Canada)
Harper Schnabel (USA)
Meyer Schopp (USA)
Parker Schultz (USA)
Mohammad Shehadeh (USA)
Timmy Siebenman (USA)
Isaiah Silva (USA)
Elijah Smith (USA)
Tanner Solis (USA)
Fabrizio Solis Rodriguez (Mexico)
Will Stevens IV (USA)
Jaxson Stites (USA)
Ryan Sun (USA)
Fabio Tamashiro (Peru)
Joshua Theng (USA)
Maxwell Thompson (USA)
Carlos Antonio Villarreal (Mexico)
Santiago Villegas (Ecuador)
Felipe Vintimilla (Ecuador)
Mac Waggoner (USA)
Maximus Waki (USA)
Brendan Walrath (USA)
Tyler Walsted (USA)
Declan Ward (USA)
Waylon White (USA)
Blake Whittington (USA)
Jimmy Williams (USA)
Wyatt Wintjes (Canada)
Samuel Woodberry (USA)
Guilherme Yoshikawa (Brazil)
Connor Young (USA)
Trevor Youssi (USA)
Andrew Zhou (USA)
BOYS 16-18
Landon Abalateo (USA)
Lev Abramson (USA)
David Alejandro Albuja López (Ecuador)
Collin Alstrin (USA)
Karthik Ashokprabhu (USA)
Daniel Atie (Panama)
Gavin Augenstein (USA)
Phoenix Banks (USA)
Rowan Banning (USA)
Bo Baxter (USA)
William Belanger (Canada)
Jack Bennett (USA)
Santino Berengeno (Argentina)
Zachary Biegert (USA)
List of Participants
BOYS 16-18
(Continued...)
David Biehl (USA)
Cooper Bourret (USA)
Lorenzo Browning (USA)
Parker Brumfield (USA)
Leo Bugajewski (USA)
Jack Bureau (USA)
Matias Calderon (Guatemala)
Will Carlin (USA)
Jaydon Carruthers (USA)
Asher Castenson (USA)
Noah Ciccolo (USA)
Charlie Coe (USA)
Christopher Colberg (Canada)
Mason Conrad (USA)
Marcos Cordoba Garcia (Dominican Republic)
Gonzalo Corzo-Rodriguez (Colombia)
Mikaël Coupal (Canada)
Mathieu Dailloux (Canada)
Oliver De Guia (USA)
Franco De La Rosa (USA)
Laddie Decker (USA)
Lukas Denommé (Canada)
Felix V. Desautels (Canada)
Aaron Dewitt (USA)
Jack Doggett (USA)
Crispin Domescik (USA)
Mark “Landon” Donnelly (Costa Rica)
Jack Ryan Donovan (USA)
Jake Dost (USA)
Léo Duhamel (Canada)
Alejandro Echagüe (Paraguay)
William Farber (USA)
Franco Fernandez (Paraguay)
Alessandro Fragnito (Canada)
Patrick Friel (USA)
Ben Gelven (USA)
Kalan Gillard (Canada)
Jack Gladys (USA)
Noah Goeckeritz (USA)
Dominic Graff (USA)
Thomas Grenier (Canada)
Drew Groscost (USA)
Cody Grounds (USA)
Luis Emilio Gudino (Mexico)
Owen Hadelman (USA)
Egan Hadelman (USA)
Jacob Hall (USA)
Oliver Haluska (USA)
Carson Hamilton (USA)
Maxwell Harrison (Canada)
Connor Hartman (USA)
Wyatt Isgrig (USA)
Christopher Alpha Jackman (Barbados, BWI)
Antoine Jasmin (Canada)
Elijah Jensen (USA)
Casey Johansen (USA)
Alex Kangoo (Trinidad And Tobago)
Aubrey Kelley (USA)
Kolton Kleeman (USA)
List of Participants
BOYS 16-18
(Continued...)
Cole Kratz (USA)
Parker Kroll (USA)
Jayson Kubik (USA)
Édouard Laflamme (Canada)
Charlie Lamb (USA)
Griffin Lawlor (USA)
Santiago Leal (Colombia)
Tiago Ledgard (Peru)
Camden Lemonds (USA)
Marcus Leong (USA)
Henry (Hank) Lewis (USA)
Hudson Lindsey (USA)
Anthony Lore (USA)
Taiten Luehrs (USA)
Lincoln Mackay (USA)
Clay McCabe (USA)
Miles McNamee (USA)
Juan Mélida (Chile)
Colton Mellow (USA)
Daniel Mena (Venezuela)
Hudson Mitchell (USA)
Pedro Miyata (Brazil)
Pedro Moreau (Argentina)
Carlos Moreno Podolski (Mexico)
Mauricio A. Muniz (Puerto Rico)
Dylan Muso (Bermuda)
Charles Nevin (USA)
Dominic Nguyen (USA)
John Noonan (USA)
Ryan Nutter (USA)
Cooper Oatman (USA)
Valentin Ortiz (USA)
Jared Paldino (USA)
Mark Piver (USA)
Espn Pool (USA)
Kansuk Poonkaewthanapong (Thailand)
Evan Powell (USA)
Darren Powell (USA)
Chaipatr Pramounmat (Thailand)
Miguel Quinteros (USA)
Sebastian Ramos Kalaf (Dominican Republic)
Colton Rich (USA)
Trey Roessler (USA)
Cody Rowe (USA)
Nicolas Saboya (Colombia)
Elijah Salazar (USA)
Joaquín Sandoval (Chile)
Roman Scoby (USA)
Jack Scudder (USA)
Rory Sheahan (USA)
Will Spring (USA)
Lincoln Staats (USA)
Aiden Standifer (USA)
Henry Starr (USA)
Jack Summerhays (USA)
Hunter Talbot (Canada)
Jackson Tennant (USA)
Dustin Turpin (USA)
Mateo Vaca (Ecuador)
List of Participants
BOYS 16-18
(Continued...)
Raphael Vezina-Ouellet (Canada)
Axel Vogt Costa (Peru)
Junzhe Wang (USA)
Jack Webb (USA)
Anthony Webb (USA)
Tyler Whisler (USA)
Tommy Whitley (USA)
Luke Wolf (USA)
Trevor Wong (Canada)
Luke Wright (USA)
Griffin Wullenweber (USA)
Ben Zellers (USA)
GIRLS 10-12
Kaori Arce (Peru)
Catalina María Avila Boggio (Argentina)
Sofia Casas (USA)
Regina Castillo Cravioto (Mexico)
Proud Champjoy (Thailand)
Kaeleigh Chung (Canada)
Alexa Dresch Alonso (Brazil)
Renata Duran Rosales (Bolivia)
Hallie Fisch (USA)
Ignacia Galeas (Mexico)
Sara Garcia (USA)
Wakana Hill (USA)
Florence Ho (Canada)
Piper Jenkinson (USA)
Elise Lim (USA)
Amy Ma (Canada)
Avery McGrath (USA)
Astrid Sofia Mendoza Rivas (Paraguay)
Alina Meneses (Ecuador)
Mckenzie Morris (USA)
Emilia Mutis (Colombia)
Natalia Nava (Mexico)
Jasmine Nguyen (USA)
Victoria Noronha (Panama)
Juliana Ortiz (Colombia)
Kotchaphan Pornkomethkun (Thailand)
Taylor Ross (USA)
Antonia Saez (Chile)
Emma Sun (Canada)
Morena Alma Tesoniero (Argentina)
Angela Urrea (Mexico)
Martina Renata Veiga (Argentina)
Emily Wang (Canada)
Riley Weaver (USA)
Ivy Zhou (USA)
GIRLS 13-14
Manuela Aceves (Chile)
Anat Altalef (Guatemala)
Autumn Ankenman (USA)
Mikayla Arold (USA)
Claire Atzbach (USA)
Donatella Barboza (Paraguay)
Ana Hilda Castillo Cravioto (Mexico)
Reina Dao (USA)
Anistyn Dennis (USA)
Catherine Dumoulin (Canada)
List of Participants
GIRLS 13-14
(Continued...)
Elise Dunkle (USA)
Kate Edwards (USA)
Lourdes Escobar (USA)
Scout Fitzgerald (USA)
Landry Frost (USA)
Mara Gillespie (USA)
Ellie Hartung (USA)
Caroline Hill (USA)
Felicia Hughes (Hong Kong, China)
Tatum Irwin (USA)
Emma Jaramillo (Colombia)
Korrine Knaze (USA)
Corrine Laferrera (USA)
Evelyn Lamar (USA)
Andrea Lozano (USA)
Milagros Luque (Argentina)
Skylar Mann (USA)
Gabriela Manrique (Colombia)
Guadalupe Martinez Perozo (Argentina)
Victoria Morfin Hernandez (USA)
Aspen Murphy (USA)
Maddie Myers (USA)
Aditi Nambiar (Canada)
Eugenia Nevarez (Ecuador)
Emma Nguyen (USA)
Ivana Pandzic (Peru)
Maitri Peychaux (Brazil)
Lorie Rosa (Canada)
Ayla Rueschhoff (USA)
Addicyn Sailer (USA)
Tenley Sharron (USA)
Pranisa Sugandha-Osatha (Thailand)
Mut Ham Doris Sung (Hong Kong, China)
Ariana Toapanta (Ecuador)
Tazlyn Wagner (USA)
Fatima Wahnnatah Hurtado (Mexico)
Stephanie Weinberg (USA)
Kiara Wilson (Barbados, BWI)
Henly Wilson (USA)
Jessie Xie (Hong Kong, China)
Gabriela Yoshikawa (Brazil)
GIRLS 15-18
Amanda Adams (USA)
Elzbieta Aldana (Guatemala)
Rylee Allred (USA)
Diana Alvarado Mora (Ecuador)
Kaleigh Babineaux (USA)
Vanya Bansal (India)
Andie Baumann (USA)
Aja Blankenship (USA)
Susana Botero (Colombia)
Alexandra Botsis (Canada)
Hannah Butzer (Canada)
Maria Jose Calleja Pineda (Mexico)
Charley Calvin (USA)
Maria Cardona (Colombia)
Zoie Chan (Hong Kong, China)
List of Participants GIRLS 15-18
(Continued...)
Khloe Chao (USA)
Kiera Childers (USA)
Lilie Cohen (USA)
Valentina Cortez (Ecuador)
Emme Darnold (USA)
Magdalena Domine (Argentina)
Tanishka Domnic (India)
Addison Douglass (USA)
Taylor Dunkle (USA)
Catalina Easley (USA)
Ava Engelhardt (USA)
Ava Estrella (USA)
Ana Evora (Uruguay)
Catherine Fallis (USA)
Lara Foigel (Argentina)
Audrina Garcia (USA)
Emily Guan (USA)
Ella Harris (Canada)
Elisa Hernandez (Venezuela)
Antonia Ho (Canada)
Gabby Hultstrand (USA)
Analia Iglesias Pacheco (Peru)
Maria Ines Jaime Rumich (Paraguay)
Kyndra Johnson (USA)
Mikayla Lacey (Canada)
Victoria Montserrat Livieres Rodriguez (Paraguay)
Krysta Loftin (USA)
Jayden Loyacona (USA)
Elizabeth Malcolm (USA)
Constanza Maldonado (Chile)
Bellamaria Mantini (USA)
Lily Martin (USA)
Sofia Martinez (Colombia)
Avery Mclaughlin (USA)
Lauren Miller (USA)
Samantha Monroe (USA)
Francisca Moritz (Chile)
Tess Morris (USA)
Emma Myers (USA)
Mia Nakaoka (USA)
Camila Alejandra Negroni Ramos (Puerto Rico)
Jayden Nester (USA)
Josephine Nguyen (USA)
Pattaneeya Nilaward (Thailand)
Yvette O’Brien (USA)
Pimpakorn Panyadilok (Thailand)
Annette Parker (USA)
Valentina Peña (Mexico)
Lohaijany Peterman Castillo (Costa Rica)
Lynn Powell (USA)
Panalee Prachavittayagon (Thailand)
Pavitida Raemmuang (Thailand)
Maria Eduarda Rassier Cheuiche (Brazil)
Kiersten Riggins (USA)
Camila Risoul Muggenburg (Mexico)
Victoria Rivera (Puerto Rico)
List of Participants
GIRLS 15-18
(Continued...)
Alexa Rodriguez (Panama)
Shanel Rodriguez (Dominican Republic)
Caileigh Royer (USA)
Valeria Rubio (Colombia)
Emilia Ruppell (Argentina)
Emma Sanabria (USA)
Amreen Sandhu (India)
Nicole Sardinha (Puerto Rico)
Chulathida Seema (Thailand)
Koa Seymour (USA)
Jidapat Siddhirujirot (Thailand)
Tara Srikamonsirisak (USA)
Leyni Stavola (USA)
Elizabeth Sterling (USA)
Alexa Takai (USA)
Indie Taylor (USA)
Brooke Thiele (USA)
Alexa Todd (Canada)
Collins Toth (USA)
Colomba Vassallo Tuset (Chile)
Mary Caroline Waggoner (USA)
Addyson Weiler (USA)
Addyson White (USA)
Kamryn Yerman (USA)
Mariella Young (Barbados, BWI)
Support Ads from Parents
Banks, Pheonix
We are so proud of you good luck Phoenix!
Love, Mom, Dad, Christine, Jake, Mammaw, and Pawpaw
Evora, Ana
Suerte Anita!!!
Jackman, Christopher Alpha
Represent us well as you go boldly, Christopher Alpha!
Love from the entire family.
Wong, Trevor
Good luck in The Optimist, Trevor!
Be grateful for what we have! :)
Love, Mom and Dad
Ross, Finley
Finley, we love you no matter what!
Love, Mom and Dad
O’Connor, Patrick
Good luck in The Optimist, Patrick O’Connor!
Love, Mom and Dad
Weinberg, Stephanie
Best of Luck Stephanie!
Love, Mom, Dad, Alexander, and Jonathan
Adams, Amanda
Good luck in The Optimist, Mandy! Go Low!
Love, Mom, Dad, Nanny, Pookie, Tory & Bradford
Paldino, Jared
Good luck in The Optimist, Jared!
Love, Mom and Dad
Boyd, Casey
Good luck this week, Casey!
We are so proud of you!
Love, Mom, Dad, and Jack
Chetty, Kaiden
Wishing you the best of luck in the Junior Optimist Challenge 14-15, kaidenchettygolf! We believe in you and are so proud of all your hard work and dedication.
Your biggest fans
Dumoulin, Catherine
Bonne chance ma chérie d’amour, je t’aime!
Maman
Pitts, Brackston
Have fun Brackston!!
Love, Mom, Dad, Brooks, and Braegan
Wahnnatah Hurtado, Fatima
La vida es un diez por ciento lo que te sucede y un noventa por ciento de como reaccionas a ello. Piensa, sueña, cree y atrévete. Te amamos
Papi y Mami
Katz, Derick
Good luck Derick! Have so much fun!
Love, Mom, Dad, & Ellie
Christensen, Logan
Good luck, Logan!!
Love, Mom, Dad, and Remi (your biggest supporters!)
Hollan, Quinton
Go get ‘em Quinton!! You will do great!
Love, Mom, Dad, Braxton, Tenley, Hughston, and Wynston
Jones, Cash
Enjoy the journey & best of luck, Cash Jones!
Love you, Mom & Dad
Dost, Jake
Jake Dost keep reaching for the stars and hitting those greens! Good Luck in the Optimist!
Love, Mom and Dad
Support Ads from Parents
Kratz, Cole
Hit ‘em straight, Cole!
Love, Mom, Dad, Gianna, Mati, and Kels
Botsis, Alexandra
Good luck Alexandra!!
We all love you!
Harrison, Maxwell
Good luck in The Optimist, Max!
We are always rooting for you.
Love, Mommy, Daddy, and Lucas.
Kubik, Jayson
Good Luck Jayson!!!
Morris, Tess
Good luck in The Optimist, Tess!
We love you and are proud of you!
Love, Mom, Dad, and Abby
Lefebvre, Felix
Bonne chance et amuse-toi bien Félix, tu es notre champion!
Maman et Papa xxx
Laferrera, Corrine
Best of luck in The Optimist!!
We love you, Corrine!! -Mom and Dad
MacDonald, Victor
Have fun Vic, it’s just a game! Papa et Maman
Blankenship, Aja
Have fun and enjoy your day
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November 2-3, 2024
Mission Inn
Howie in the Hills, Florida
An invitational event for Boys 11-13, Boys 14-15, Boys 16-18, Girls 11-13 and Girls 14-18 which is ranked by Golfweek and the Junior Golf Scoreboard and is included in the AJGA Performance Based Entry process.
For more information, go to www.optimist.org/golf-toc1.cfm
