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AJGA Mercy Health Foundation Tournament Wraps Up

The boys winner is from Pennsylvania and the girls winners are from New Zealand and California.

Friday, June 24th 2022, 5:43 PM EDT

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Friday, June 24th 2022, 5:44 PM EDT

By Brittany Bissell

The Mercy Health Foundation AJGA Junior Preview Tournament wrapped up today at Mill Creek MetroParks.

Colton Lusk (top photo) from Canonsburg, Pa. finished in first place at (+4) on the boys side.

Hazel Cottriel from Costa Mesa, Calif. and Grace Zhan from New Zealand finished tied for first at (+2) for the girls.

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