BROOKHAVEN DEADLINE TUESDAY THE 9TH MIDNIGHT!!  DOUBLE POINTS TOURNAMENT!! 

 Karam and Stratton
Claim Senior Division Titles at Beaver Creek

Meyers and Hodge win Junior Age Divisions

William Myers Junior Boys Champion Beaver Creek Classic

Lana Hodge Girls Overall Champion Beaver Creek Classic

Jordan Karam of Lake Charles, Louisiana and Emily Stratton of West Monroe, Louisiana captured the senior division titles of the Arrowhead Junior Golf Tour Beaver Creek Classic this past weekend in Zachary Louisiana. William Meyers of Baton Rouge, Louisiana and Lana Hodge of Monroe, Louisiana captured the junior crowns.

All competitors were faced with unseasonably cold windy conditions on Saturday. Sunday the players were greeted with sunny skies while temperatures topped out near 50 degrees. We would like to thank all participants that persevered and competed in these conditions. The staff at Beaver Creek Country Club including head professional Haze Brignac and Lee did an incredible job hosting the event.

Jordan Karam Lights Up Back
Nine to Defend Title at Arrowhead
Beaver Creek Junior Classic

Jordan Karam fired a 4 under par 32 on the back nine at Beaver Creek Sunday to defend his title in the senior division title at the Arrowhead Beaver Creek Junior Classic. Karam opened Saturday with a 76 and was tied for second with Scott Sweeney, one stroke behind first round leader Justin Duplantis (36-39-75). The three played together in the final pairing on Sunday and after 8 holes were all tied at 5 over par. Sweeney birdied number 9 to take a one stroke lead headed to the final nine.

Karam took control immediately on the back nine with birdies on 10, 11 and 13. Karam closed out with a 69 (37-32) giving him a two day total of 145. Sweeney shot 78 (36-38) on Sunday and closed with a 154. There was a three way tie for third at 155 between Jonathon Boothby (81-74), Garret Barnes (77-78) and Dillon Dunbar (79-76). Drew Boston shot a 156 (79-77) to finish alone in sixth, while Justin Duplantis (75-82), Brandon Newton (81-76) and Lewis Peters (83-74) were in a three way tie for seventh. The left handed Keeno Jackson closed out the top ten at 158 (82-76).

William Meyers Closes Strong to
Win Junior Title at Beaver Creek

William Myers shot 37 on the back nine at Beaver Creek to capture the Junior Boys title at the Arrowhead beaver Creek Junior Classic. After opening with an 86 on Saturday in frigid windy and wet conditions, Meyers stood 1 stroke behind Johnny Maxwell at the turn Sunday. Maxwell had an opening round 88 and played a near flawless front nine Sunday of 37. Meyers settled in on the back closed the day with a 77 giving him a two day total of 163. Maxwell finished four back at 167 (88-79-167). Davis Field recovered from a difficult opening round of 98 finishing strong with an 86 to capture third alone at 184. Triston Elston finished fourth at 189 (103-86).

Emily Stratton and Lana Hodge
Capture Girls Titles at Beaver Creek

Emily Stratton and Allison Kippers both recorded 83’s on Saturday under blustery conditions. They were paired together Sunday in a match that was closely contested. Kippers bogeyed the par 5 second hole to fall one back but quickly made that up with a birdie at number 3. Stratton birdied number six to take the lead enroute to a front nine 36 and a two stroke advantage. The match was again tied after eleven before Stratton opened up a three shot advantage by thirteen, a lead she would not relinquish. Stratton recorded a three over 75 on Sunday for a two day total of 158 (83-75-158). Kippers closed with a 78 for a final score of 161 (83-78-161). Pearlissa Harris finished third in the senior girls (91-91-182). Lana Hodge continued her strong play in the Junior Girls Division gaining the victory with a solid two day total of 165 (85-80-165). Angelica Harris finished second at 190 (99-91).