Spring Lake, NC- The Peggy Kirk Bell Girls’ Golf Tour traveled to Anderson Creek Golf Club in Spring Lake, NC for the second of the Regional Qualifiers for the Notah Begay III Championship. Anderson Creek Golf Club is a challenging course designed by Davis Love III, set in a gated semi-private community between Pinehurst and Fayetteville. The Notah Begay III Championship is working with PKB to host the first All-Girls National Championship to air on the Golf channel at the Koasati Pines Golf Club at Coushatta Resort in Kinder, LA later this year.
Girls 16-18
With the most birdies in her division thus far with four, Karsyn Roberts (Pikeville, NC 2024) currently holds first place with a score of 76 (+4). At the moment, two girls are tied for second. Eleanor Burnette (Wrightsville Beach, NC 2023) and Paris Fieldings (Chesapeake, VA 2023) are at a draw for the day with a score of 77 (+5). Currently in fourth is Ruiying Liu (Gainesville, VA 2024) at 82 (+6), consistently scoring the same on both the front and back nine. After coming back on the back nine, Nicole Nash (Charlotte, NC 2023) managed to take fifth today with a score of 83 (+11).
1. Karsyn Roberts (Pikeville, NC 2024) / 76 (+4)
T2. Eleanor Burnette (Wrightsville Beach, NC 2023) / 77 (+5)
T2. Paris Fieldings (Chesapeake, VA 2023) / 77 (+5)
4. Ruiying Liu (Gainesville, VA 2024) / 82 (+10)
5. Nicole Nash (Charlotte, NC 2023) / 83 (+11)
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Girls 14-15
Caroline Hawkins (Columbia, SC 2026) took first place with a score of 75 (+3) after scoring the highest number of birdies in her division with three. After playing with Hawkins today, Emerson Dever (Durham, NC 2025) scored a 76 (+4), securing her spot in second for the first round. Similarly, Olivia Pellerin (Greenville, SC 2024) joined her fellow competitors in the top three after playing together. Ellie Hildreth (Wrightsville Beach, NC 2025) tied with Pellerin with a score of 78 (+6). Similar to Nash in the Girls 16-18 division, Alicia Fang (Waxhaw, NC 2026) came back on the back nine and managed to take fifth with a score of 79 (+7).
1. Caroline Hawkins (Columbia, SC 2026) / 75 (+3)
2. Emerson B. Dever (Durham, NC 2025) / 76 (+4)
T3. Ellie Hildreth (Wrightsville Beach, NC 2025) / 78 (+6)
T3. Olivia Pellerin (Greenville, SC 2024) / 78 (+6)
5. Alicia Fang (Waxhaw, NC 2026) / 79 (+7)
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Girls 12-13
As the only two in their division to score birdies, Josephina Kritsky (Potomac Falls, VA 2027) and Xinyan “Isabella” Li (Waxhaw, NC 2026) are at a draw for the day with a score of 78 (+6). Ella June Hannant (Pikeville, NC 2026) currently holds third place with a score of 79 (+7). Currently in fourth is Mia Carles (Clinton, SC 2027) at 82 (+10), after coming back on the back nine. Kami Caraccia (Mooresville, NC 2027) took fifth today with a score of 86 (+14).
T1. Josephina Kritsky (Potomac Falls, VA 2027) / 78 (+6)
T1. Xinyan Li (Waxhaw, NC 2026) / 78 (+6)
3. Ella June Hannant (Pikeville, NC 2026) / 79 (+7)
4. Mia Carles (Clinton, SC 2027) / 82 (+10)
5. Kami Caraccia (Mooresville, NC 2027) / 86 (+14)
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Girls 10-11
With the most birdies in her division with four, Ira Joshi (Charlotte, NC 2029) currently holds first place with a score of 70 (-2). Kylie Chung (Suwanee, GA 2029) scored a 73 (+1) today, giving her second place so far. Makenzie Aaron (Browns Summit, NC 2029) made third with a score of 76 (+4). Currently in fourth is Lauren Davis (Holly Springs, NC 2030) at 78 (+6). Much like her sister, Victoria Davis (Holly Springs, NC 2028) made the top five and took fifth today with a score of 79 (+7).
1. Ira Joshi (Charlotte, NC 2029) / 70 (-2)
2. Kylie Chung (Suwanee, GA 2029) / 73 (+1)
3. Makenzie Aaron (Browns Summit, NC 2029) / 76 (+4)
4. Lauren Davis (Holly Springs, NC 2030) / 78 (+6)
5. Victoria Davis (Holly Springs, NC 2028) / 79 (+7)
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About the PKBGT
Founded in 2007 by Girls Golf of America, a non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization, a local girls’ golf tour in the Triad region of North Carolina. The tour began as a simple concept: create more effective competitive playing opportunities for girls. By utilizing innovative yardage-based divisions instead of the traditional age-based format, the tour focused on developing tournament experience at the player’s pace. The 2021-2022 season will feature over 110 tournaments in 9 states on the East Coast, and with over 1,000 members, the PKBGT is the largest girl’s only tour in the country. Learn more about the PKBGT at http://www.pkbgt.org/.
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