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Handog and Manhit Shine at JPGT Sherwood; Guico and Serapio Claim Victories

Young golfers excel at the ICTSI Sherwood Hills Junior PGT Championship, eyeing finals berths.

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Mateo Dela Cruz

May 5, 20265 min read102 views
Handog and Manhit Shine at JPGT Sherwood; Guico and Serapio Claim Victories
Georgina Handog and Race Manhit celebrate their victories at the JPGT Sherwood.
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Georgina Handog and Race Manhit delivered impressive performances at the ICTSI Sherwood Hills Junior PGT Championship in Cavite, securing titles in their respective divisions.

Both players faced challenges but maintained their composure, ultimately earning valuable points toward qualifying for the Elite Junior Finals.

Handog won the girls' 11-14 category with a total score of 148, while Manhit triumphed in the boys' division with a 149.

Manhit, despite facing a double bogey on the 14th hole, made a crucial comeback with a birdie on the 16th, leading to a thrilling one-stroke victory.

Javie Bautista, who initially led the tournament, finished just behind Manhit with a total of 150 after a strong performance of 73.

Handog's win came after she fended off challenges from Aerin Chan and Cailey Gonzales, consistently putting together solid shots and sinking key putts.

Gonzales finished second with a score of 153, while Chan struggled to an 81, placing third with a total of 158.

In the 7-10 division, Zach Guico achieved a decisive victory, finishing with a total of 139, nine strokes ahead of last week's rival, Zoji Edoc.

Guico's strong performance included four birdies early in his final round, showcasing his skill and determination.

In the girls' youngest division, Winter Serapio avenged a previous loss by winning with a score of 147, 16 strokes clear of her nearest competitor.

Tristan Padilla maintained a commanding lead in the boys' 15-18 division with a total score of 142, while Lisa Sarines widened her lead in the girls' division to 145.

As the competition heats up, all players are aiming for points to secure their places in the upcoming grand finals.