Pate Powers at Moving Day

GAFFNEY, S.C. (July 21, 2021) -- Second round results from the 65th Carolinas Junior Girls’ Championship at Cherokee National Golf Club in Gaffney, S.C. on July 21, 2021. The field competed at 6,104 yards (par 36-36--72).

 

Related: Championship Web Site | Full Field | Starting Times | Scoring | History | Photos

 

Macy Pate of Winston - Salem, N.C is in the driver seat at the 65th Carolinas Junior Girls’ Championship after signing off on a 5-under-par, 67 scorecard on Wednesday. 

“Today I was just trying to give myself a lot of birdie looks,” Pate said following her round. “I got off to a good start birdieing the first hole, so I was just trying to keep that momentum going. 

Pate’s moving day round got off to a brilliant start birdieing the par 5, first hole. She parred the next two holes to remain in the red. 

Pate, birdied the par 3, fifth hole, as well.Then on the par 5, ninth hole, Pate picked up her third birdie of her round to close out her outward nine with a 2-under 34. 

Pate was able to take the lead from Sydney Roberts of Chesnee, S.C. after her spectacular 3-under performance on the back nine. Roberts finished her second round with an even-par, 72 putting her in second place at 3-under-par. 

“[Entering the final round] I plan on to keep doing what I’ve been doing, giving myself birdie looks and giving myself a lot of opportunities to hit good shots, make birdies and make putts.”

Hanging on to third place, Maria Atwood of Holly Springs, N.C fired off a 1-under-par, 71 on Wednesday. Atwood found a rhythm today on the course, rolling in 15 pars, two birdies and only one bogey. 

The final round will begin at 8 a.m. on Thursday morning.

 

Pos.	Player	City, State, Graduation Year	Total	R1	R2
1	Macy Pate	Winston-Salem, NC, 2024	-6	71	67
2	Sydney Roberts	Chesnee, SC, 2022	-3	69	72
3	Maria Atwood	Holly Springs, NC, 2022	E	73	71
T4	Adrian Anderson	Murrells Inlet, SC, 2022	+2	74	72
T4	Anna Howerton	Winston-Salem, NC, 2023	+2	73	73
T6	Elizabeth Rudisill	Charlotte, NC, 2025	+3	74	73
T6	Ella Perna	Durham, NC, 2022	+3	72	75
T6	Emily Mathews	Mebane, NC, 2023	+3	71	76
T9	Kiera Bartholomew	Wake Forest, NC, 2023	+4	78	70
T9	Abby Franks	Roebuck, SC, 2023	+4	77	71
T9	Morgan Ketchum	Winston-Salem, NC, 2022	+4	75	73
T12	Mary Kathryn Talledo	Spartanburg, SC, 2021	+5	77	72
T12	Madison Messimer	Myrtle Beach, SC, 2025	+5	73	76
14	Hannah Altman	Lake City, SC, 2022	+6	76	74
T15	Ava Lucas	Raleigh, NC, 2021	+7	77	74
T15	Kennedy McGaha	Honea path, SC, 2021	+7	75	76
T15	Leah Edwards	Greensboro, NC, 2025	+7	75	76
T15	Sarah Boteler	Greenville, SC, 2021	+7	74	77
T15	Grace Holcomb	Wilmington, NC, 2021	+7	73	78
T20	Heather Appelson	Wake Forest, NC, 2023	+8	80	72
T20	Emily Baker	Chapin, SC, 2022	+8	76	76
22	Katherine Brictson	Raleigh, NC, 2024	+9	76	77
23	Macie Burcham	Greensboro, NC, 2021	+10	76	78
T24	Olivia Ireland	INMAN, SC, 2023	+11	79	76
T24	Raegan Propes	Charleston, SC, 2022	+11	78	77
T24	Gracie McCoy	Columbia, SC, 2021	+11	77	78
T24	Lexi Bennett	Santee, SC, 2021	+11	76	79
T28	nicole Nash	CHARLOTTE, NC, 2023	+12	77	79
T28	Sophia Martone	Holly Springs, NC, 2021	+12	76	80
T30	Mary-Paige King	Clemmons, NC, 2023	+13	79	78
T30	Kennedy Gooding	Lexington, SC, 2022	+13	75	82
T32	Olivia Wilkie	Bluffton, SC, 2022	+14	78	80
T32	Sophie Lauture	charlotte, NC, 2024	+14	73	85
T34	Bridget Wilkie	Bluffton, SC, 2024	+15	79	80
T34	Claudia Winterberg	Harrisburg, NC, 2021	+15	79	80
T36	Anna Czarkowski	Morganton, NC, 2023	+16	79	81
T36	Layla Meric	Wesley Chapel, NC, 2021	+16	80	80
T36	Shea Smith	Charlotte, NC, 2022	+16	81	79
T36	Madison Myers	Cary, NC, 2025	+16	85	75
T40	Ava Romfo	Charleston, SC, 2021	+18	80	82
T40	Lily Kate Watson	Raleigh, NC, 2023	+18	83	79
T40	Sahana Mantha	Charlotte, NC, 2025	+18	82	80
T43	Katelyn Griggs	Lexington, NC, 2022	+19	79	84
T43	Kinsley Smith	Raleigh, NC, 2024	+19	83	80
T45	Albany Bock	Morganton, NC, 2021	+20	82	82
T45	Ivy Schulze	Anderson, SC, 2023	+20	85	79
T47	Gabriela Cruz	High Point, NC, 2021	+21	84	81
T47	Eliza Whiteside	Landrum, SC, 2022	+21	83	82
T47	Lextyn Petz	Columbia, SC, 2021	+21	84	81
50	Katherine Mann	Fort Mill, SC, 2023	+22	80	86
T51	Chayse Cool	Goose Creek, SC, 2022	+23	82	85
T51	Kayla Dowell	Mebane, NC, 2021	+23	85	82
53	Emma Niebauer	High Point, NC, 2022	+26	87	83
54	Jenna Rutledge	Beaufort, NC, 2022	+27	82	89
T55	Eleanor Burnette	Wrightsville Beach, NC, 2023	+28	82	90
T55	Katherine Dann	Charlotte, NC, 2023	+28	88	84
T57	Londyn Rath	Spartanburg, SC, 2025	+29	87	86
T57	Olivia Roberts	Chesnee, SC, 2025	+29	88	85
59	Katie Kubec	Flat Rock, NC, 2022	+30	87	87
60	Caleigh Noonan	Greenville, SC, 2021	+32	91	85
61	Mattie Padgett	Seneca, SC, 2023	+35	89	90
62	Paige Sidney	Clemmons, NC, 2024	+36	88	92
63	Melissa Wyman	Waxhaw, NC, 2022	+37	87	94
64	Jennifer Rials	Florence, SC, 2022	+38	90	92
65	Lilly Reed Black	Chapin, SC, 2025	+42	90	96
66	mallory Dover	Clover, SC, 2023	+51	95	100
67	Monica Solis	Clemmons, NC, 2021	+58	105	97

 

65th Carolinas Junior Girls' Championship

Cherokee National Golf Club, Gaffney, S.C.

Round 2 Results

 

Schedule of rounds:

Thursday, July 22

Final Round - 18 Holes of Individual Stroke Play  

 

About the Carolinas Golf Association (CGA)

The CGA is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit educational organization that was founded in 1909 to promote and to protect the game of golf in the Carolinas by providing competitions, education, support and benefits to golf clubs and golfers. The CGA is the second largest golf association in the country with over 700 member clubs represented by nearly 150,000 individuals.

The CGA annually conducts 48 championships and five team match competitions for men, women, juniors, and seniors. It also runs over 150 One-Day (net and gross) events as well as qualifying for USGA national championships. The CGA serves golf in the Carolinas with numerous programs such as: the USGA Handicap System; tournament management software and support; course measuring and course/slope ratings; agronomy consultation; answers about the Rules of Golf, Rules of Amateur Status, and Handicapping; Carolinas Golf Magazine; Interclub series; Tarheel Youth Golf Association; Carolinas Golf Hall of Fame; expense assistance for USGA Junior and Girls' Junior qualifiers from the Carolinas; and the Carolinas Golf Foundation (CGF). The CGF has distributed nearly $2,000,000 since 1977 to benefit Carolinas' golf initiatives including junior and women's programs.     

For more information about the CGA, visit our website.

 

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