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• LEVEL 3 PLAYERS ONLY
• INVITATION ONLY
• STROKE AVERAGE WILL BE USED FROM DESIGNATED TOURNAMENTS
• AGE/PLAYERS INVITED BY STROKE AVERAGE REPORT ARE AS FOLLOWS:
• TOP 12 PLAYERS 15-17 BOYS
• TOP 8 PLAYERS 13-14 BOYS
• TOP 8 PLAYERS 15-17 GIRLS
• TOP 4 PLAYERS 13-14 GIRLS

• ELIGIBILITY TO PARTICIPATE IN NNJGA EVENTS
• USGA RULE BOOK, BAG TAG, TOWEL, MEMBERSHIP CARD

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• ELIGIBLE TO QUALIFY FOR THE JAC/GJAC/HOGAN CUP TEAMS AND JR STATE STROKE PLAY EVENTS
• USGA HANDICAP CARDS FOR 13 TO 17 DIVISION ONLY

   The Boys' and Girls' Junior America's Cup Team Matches are the showcase team events in the western portion of the country for boys and girls, ages 17 and under. The tournament features seventeen association teams from eleven western states, Hawaii, Canada and Mexico. Representing each association are four junior boys and four junior girls. Team members exemplify not only outstanding skill, but also true sportsmanship, discipline, courtesy and character. The tournament passes to a different host association each year.

Boys Junior America’s Cup

www.junioramericascup.net

                           2011 - Hiwan GC

                                     Evergreen, CO

Girls Junior America’s Cup

www.hogancup.org

                           2011 - Genoa Lakes GC

                                     Genoa, NV

   Each year we provide an opportunity for players to make teams representing the NNJGA. The players chosen for the teams based on stroke average, conduct, attitude, and overall accomplishments throughout the season. The NNJGA sends four (4) teams annually to the national event for the Boys Junior America’s Cup, Girls Junior America’s Cup, Hogan Cup Matches, and the Mary Cave Cup. By making one of these teams the junior golfer has the opportunity to be seen by college coaches and possible be selected for golf scholarships as they prepare for college. There is a travel team expense per player/per event for these events.

• GJAC TEAM, MEMBERS MUST BE A RESIDENT OF NEVADA FOR ELIGIBILITY      
• MUST HAVE COMPETED IN 75% OF DESIGNATED TOURNAMENTS DURING THE CURRENT SEASON. THOSE TOURNAMENTS ARE MARKED ON THE SCHEDULE WITH AN   (*) ASTERISK
• ALSO CONSIDERED FOR ALL TEAMS
  (I.E. GJAC, JAC AND HOGAN CUP):
• OVERALL ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• ATTITUDE
• CONDUCT

   The Hogan Cup 36-hole team matches pit the best junior boy golfers from the Western United States and Canada against each other in a team format with the three lowest scores each day determining the team total. Medals are awarded to the top three teams as well as the top three individuals in the field.

    Being selected to compete in Hogan Cup matches is an honor that has been bestowed to few individuals, and the excellence of past participants is indicative of the quality of the small, select field.

Riverside Golf & Country Club, Portland, OR

www.gjac.org

   The Mary Cave Cup 36-hole team matches feature some of the best junior girl golfers on the west coast competing in a team four-ball format.  

   The event is equivalent to the Hogan Cup Matches and is played in memorial to Ms. Cave who is in the Golf Hall of Fame and was instrumental in women’s golf in the San Diego area establishing the first women’s golf team at San Diego State.

Sycuan Resort, El Cajon, CA