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By Shamseer Jaleel
Kaya Daluwatte finished second among the Girls, while Reshan Algama finished in 13th position while Jacob Norton ended in 15th overall among the Boys at the prestigious Thai Amateur Junior World Championships 2024 which concluded with thrilling performances at the Hua Hin golf course last weekend.
In the highly competitive Girls’ segment, Kaya delivered a top-class performance, finishing with an impressive second place. The tournament saw fierce battle for the top spot, with Chuc An Lee emerging as the champion from Vietnam, holding onto a narrow lead with a gross score of 297. Kaya was right on her heels, just one stroke behind with a gross score of 298.
Philippines’ Allison Ng also made a significant mark, securing third place with a commendable gross score of 301. Both Lee and Kaya’s exceptional performances contributed to an exciting finale, and the tournament undoubtedly set the stage for a bright future for these young golfers. The Boys’ segment featured intense competition, with N. Srichathpiran claiming the top position with an outstanding gross score of 292. His consistent play throughout the tournament earned him the championship title, underscoring his status as an emerging talent in the sport.
Reshan Algama represented his team with determination, finishing 13th on the leaderboard with a gross score of 310. His strategic play placed him in the top half of the highly competitive field, showing his potential to compete at even higher levels in the future. Jacob Norton also represented his talent, finishing 15th with a gross score of 325, reflecting the depth of skills present in this year’s tournament.