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• Kendel Abrams Scores 71

   
  Kendel Abrams registered the lowest score of the day, an even-par 71, to capture the York County Junior Golf Association 18-and-Under Girls' Division at Hickory Heights Golf Club near Spring Grove.
  Abrams' round included a 2-under 34 on the back nine en route to a 12-shot victory over second-place Alex Lowder.
  It was Abrams' first YCJGA title of the summer. Abrams will be a junior at Susquehannock in the fall. It was her career-low tournament round.

• Kendel Abrams invited to Pebble Beach

  Golf Central Blog
  Juniors set to return to Pebble for First Tee Open
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  Golf Channel Digital
  July 6, 2016, 9:00 am
  The First Tee announced Wednesday the names of the 81 junior players competing in this year’s Nature Valley First Tee Open at Pebble Beach, Sept. 16-18.
  Kendel Abrams invited to First Tee at Pebble Beach.  Congratulations Kendel,   

• Kendel Abrams scores 78 at Optimist

  Ted
   Kendel scored 78 at Optimist tournament at
  Langston this past Saturday.  She won tournament and qualifies to play in
  District tournament in early June.
  Kenny Abrams
  
   

• Andrew Forjan YCAGA Junior Champion

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               ABBOTTSTOWN — York Catholic senior Andrew Forjan knew he faced a tall task if he wanted to capture the York County Junior Golf Association George Barton Match Play Championship. Over the course of Monday and Tuesday, the top 16 boys' golfers in the YCJGA point standings would need to tackle four rounds of match play in order to be crowned the champion. The long days, coupled with searing heat and humidity, meant the champion wouldn't so much be a winner as he'd be a survivor.
  On Tuesday, that survivor was Forjan, who outlasted a late comeback by Eastern York senior Zach Dixon to force an extra hole, winning in 19 holes to capture the match-play title at Hanover Country Club. On the girls' side, Eastern York's Alexandra Lowder held off Susquehannock's Kendel Abrams, 1 up, to win the girls' trophy.
  "It's a little bit relieving after my finish that last round because I definitely doubted myself for a second," Forjan said. "I definitely played well enough to get here and get to where I was and I'm just really happy I won it."