Thursday, July 17, 2025

2025 U.S. Girls' Junior Meet The Quarterfinalists

The US Girls’ Junior quarterfinals and semifinals will be contested on Friday, beginning at 8 a.m. EDT and 1:15 p.m. ET, respectfully.


Saturday’s 36-hole championship match is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. and continue following the lunch break. Here’s a closer look at the Quarterfinalists.


Grace Carter, 15, of Jupiter, Fla.  

• WAGR: No. 729  

• Competing in first U.S. Girls’ Junior  

• Stroke play medalist with a 36-hole score of 6-under 136; youngest since Lucy Li in 2018  

• Won back-to-back AJGA tournaments at the 2025 Mahoning Valley Junior All-Star and Coca-Cola Junior Championship at The Highlands  

• Reigning women's club champion at Jonathan's Landing Golf Club in Jupiter 


Road to the Quarterfinals:    

Shot 69-67 – 136 in stroke play to earn No. 1 seed   
R64: Def. Victoria Richani, 5 and 3   
R32: Def. Lucinda Wu, 3 and 2  
R16: Def. Clairey Lin, 1 up   


Xingtong Chen, 16, of Singapore   

• WAGR: No. 291 

• Competing in first U.S. Girls’ Junior  

• Back-to-back champion of the Singapore Junior Golf Championship  

• Youngest winner of the Singapore Open Amateur Championship  

• Has twice competed in the HSBC Women’s World Championship, a professional event 

• Finished ninth in the 2024 R&A Junior Open  


Road to the Quarterfinals:

Shot 67-70 – 137 in stroke play to earn No. 5 seed   
R64: Def. Macie Rasmussen, 2 up  
R32: Def. Amelia Harris, 6 and 4   
R16: Def. Mia Clausen, 3 and 2 


Aphrodite Deng, 15, of Canada  

• WAGR: No. 36 

• Competing in third U.S. Girls’ Junior  

• Member of Team Canada  

• 2025 Mizuho Americas Open champion  

• 2025 Junior Invitational at Sage Valley champion  

• 2024 The Nelly Invitational champion  

• 2024 World Junior Girls Championship runner-up  

• 2024 New Jersey Junior Girls Championship champion  


Road to the Quarterfinals:

Shot 72-72 – 144 in stroke play to earn No. 35 seed   
R64: Def. Sarah Hammett, 2 and 1  
R32: Def. Mia Carles, 2 and 1  
R16: Def. Yujie Liu, 19 holes   


Rayee Feng, 17, Short Hills, N.J. 

• WAGR: No. 388  

• Competing in second U.S. Girls’ Junior  

• Competed in the 2025 U.S. Women’s Open and made the cut (one of five amateurs to make the cut)  

• Rising senior at The Pingry School, in Bernards Township, N.J. 

• Is exempt into next month’s U.S. Women’s Amateur at Bandon Dunes in Bandon, Ore. 

• Won the 2024 New Jersey State Women's Open 

• Owns four American Junior Golf Association victories, including two in 2024 

• Represented the East Team in this year’s Wyndham Cup 


Road to the Quarterfinals:  

Shot 73-70 – 143 in stroke play to earn No. 30 seed  
R64: Def. Zoe Jiamanukoonkit, 5 and 3  
R32: Def. Zilin (Grace) Xu, 2 up  
R16: Def. Anita Lumpongpoung, 2 up 


Katelyn Kong, 18, of Los Angeles, California  

• WAGR: No. 3191 

• Competing in first U.S. Girls’ Junior  

• Made USGA debut at the 2025 U.S. Women’s Open after posting 9-under-par 135 to earn medalist honors at her qualifier  

• Rising sophomore at University of California, Irvine, where she earned All-Big West Honorable Mention honors  


Road to the Quarterfinals:    

Shot 67-70 – 137 in stroke play to earn No. 5 seed   
R64: Def. Reagan Ramage, 7 and 5  
R32: Def. Lauren Timpf, 3 and 2   
R16: Def. Music Ponmani, 2 and 1   


Chloe Kovelesky, 18, of Boca Raton, Fla. 

• WAGR: No. 148 
 

• Was a member of the 2024 U.S. National Junior Team 
 

• Rising sophomore at Wake Forest University  
 

• Member of the 2024-25 All-ACC Team 
 

• Earned one collegiate win in her freshman season at the Lady Bulldog Invitational 
 

• Competed in the 2021 U.S. Women’s Open 


Road to the Quarterfinals:     

Shot 74-71 – 145 in stroke play to earn No. 38 seed    
R64: Def. Amelie Zalsman, 19 Holes 
R32: Def. OneOn Sriwong, 2 and 1   
R16: Def. Anna Fang, 22 Holes 


Emerie Schartz, 17, of Wichita, Kan. 

• WAGR: No. 1043 

• Member of the U.S. National Junior Team  

• Competing in third U.S. Girls’ Junior (recorded one of four aces in 2023 championship at Air Force Academy’s Eisenhower Golf Club)  

• Back-to-back champion of the Kansas Girls Junior Amateur  

• Committed to the University of Arkansas for Class of 2026 

• Has her younger sister, Avery, on the bag this week 

• The sisters have competed together in the last two U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball Championships 

• Missed cut in 2024 U.S. Women’s Amateur at Southern Hills Country Club as a last-minute alternate; family drove that morning from Wichita to Tulsa and made it just in time to begin Round 1) 


Road to the Quarterfinals:    

Shot 73-74 – 147 in stroke play to earn No. 55 seed   
R64: Def. Ruihan Kendria Wang, 1 up  
R32: Def. Pimpisa Rubrong, 1 up   
R16: Def. Adrienne Ahn, 3 and 1   


Shyla Singh, 17, of Australia   

• WAGR: No. 167 

• Competing in second U.S. Girls’ Junior  

• Member of the Australian High Performance program  

• Member of the Australian National Team  

• Champion of the 2024 Australian Girls’ Amateur  

• Plays left-handed 

• Sign national letter of intent to play at the University of Oregon this fall  

  

Road to the Quarterfinals:    

Shot 73-74 – 147 in stroke play to earn No. 56 seed   
R64: Def. Molly Brown Davidson, 1 up  
R32: Def. Isabel Emanuels, 2 and 1   
R16: Def. Rachel Lee, 5 and 4   


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