SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- Mary Michael Maggio of Conway, Ark., earned a 10-stroke victory and her first Girls Division Championship Thursday, with a 76-68-71 – 215 total at the Valero Texas Open Junior Shootout. Robert Mayo of Austin, Texas held off the Boys Division Thursday, posting a 68-68-76 – 212 total to become Boys Division Champion.

Conducted by the American Junior Golf Association, the Valero Texas Open Junior Shootout was a 54-hole stroke play event held at San Antonio Country Club. The 120-player field featured players from 13 states, Washington D.C., and Mexico. The course was played at 6,690 yards for the Boys Division and 6,070 yards for the Girls Division.

Maggio began 2-under-par after three holes, but then carded three bogeys and one double bogey by No. 10.

“It was nice to have a cushion after yesterday, but into the round I saw it disappearing.” Maggio said.

Maggio came back with a vengeance and finished the back nine 3-under-par, carding four straight birdies on Nos. 15 through 18, posting a final round, 1-under-par 71.

“A lot of people watch to see if big rounds can be backed up,” Maggio said of her second-round, 4-under-par 68. “It was a definite confidence booster to be able to show that I could with a solid round today.”

Amy Ruengmateekhun of Garland, Texas finished with a tournament total of 225 to take second place. Erynne Lee of Silverdale, Wash., and Felicia Espericueta of Edinburg, Texas, tied for third posting 229 tournament totals to round out the Girls Division.

In the Boys Division, Mayo’s front nine did little to reflect the golf he played all week, as he started the day 5-over-par after seven holes.

“It was a little bit of nerves, and I fell into a tendency of mine of being really quick with my rhythm,” Mayo said.

Playing solid golf from No. 8 into the clubhouse, Mayo was able to once again take charge with five holes to play. Tied with Juan Pablo Hernandez of Mexico City after No. 15, Mayo carded birdies on Nos. 16 and 17 to take the title by two strokes.

“Those last holes were all heart and will,” Mayo said.

Hernandez finished the tournament in second place with a tournament total of 214. Broc Raymond of The Woodlands, Texas, took third posting a 215 tournament total. Tied for fourth, Matthew Vela of San Antonio and Adam Wennerstrom of Austin, Texas both carded even-par 216s.

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The largest Association of its kind, the AJGA has an annual junior membership (boys and girls ages 12-18) of more than 5,000 junior golfers from 49 states and more than 25 foreign countries.
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- Final results from the Valero Texas Open Junior Shootout conducted by the American Junior Golf Association at San
Antonio Country Club. Par: Boys: 36-36—72; Girls: 36-36—72. Yardage: Boys: 6,690; Girls: 6,070. Rating/Slope: Boys: 72/134; Girls: 76.1/131.
BOYS DIVISION
Robert Mayo, Austin, Texas 68-68-76—212
Juan Pablo Hernandez, Mexico City, Mexico 70-71-73—214
Broc Raymond, The Woodlands, Texas 69-75-71—215
Matthew Vela, San Antonio, Texas 75-73-68—216
Adam Wennerstrom, Austin, Texas 72-72-72—216
Ryan O'Rear, Salado, Texas 72-72-74—218
Hudson Hansard, Austin, Texas 75-75-69—219
Sam Smith, Turlock, Calif. 73-75-71—219
Chris Ortiz, Rio Rancho, N.M. 71-77-71—219
Caleb Tucker, Kerrville, Texas 73-73-73—219
Brenden Redfern, Austin, Texas 76-73-71—220
Christopher Walker, The Woodlands, Texas 71-72-77—220
Benjamin Thorseth, Richmond, Texas 75-79-67—221
Parker Hensley, San Antonio, Texas 76-73-72—221
Joe Doramus, Little Rock, Ark. 74-74-73—221
Henry Park, Waikoloa, Hawaii 74-73-74—221
Brandon Burke, Houston, Texas 73-74-74—221
True Graves, Odessa, Texas 72-73-76—221
Taylor Meadows, Boerne, Texas 73-70-78—221
Collier Jones, Little Rock, Ark. 77-73-72—222
James Kwon, Houston, Texas 79-74-70—223
Daniel Walker, Earlysville, Va. 75-77-71—223
Blake Johnson, Brownwood, Texas 75-76-72—223
Cameron Hollek, Richmond, Texas 76-74-73—223
Key Young, Coppell, Texas 75-74-74—223
Diwen Chen, Coto De Caza, Calif. 75-74-74—223
Jay Vandeventer, Bristol, Va. 74-75-74—223
Daniel Wood, Leander, Texas 77-70-76—223
Andrew Rollins, Round Rock, Texas 81-73-70—224
Michael Young, Dallas, Texas 74-77-73—224
Michael Smith, Cedar Park, Texas 75-75-74—224
Santiago Gavino, San Luis Potosi, Mexico 72-75-77—224
Cody Santone, Haughton, La. 78-75-72—225
Blake Wilson, League City, Texas 77-76-72—225
Ricardo Salinas, Monterrey, Mexico 74-77-74—225
Corbin Light, Plano, Texas 75-74-76—225
Clark Collier, Edmond, Okla. 76-69-80—225
Cameron Scitern, Rockdale, Texas 75-75-76—226
Stanton Tondre, Castroville, Texas 74-76-76—226
Jade Scott, Daingerfield, Texas 79-71-77—227
Jeffrey Juillerat, Tyler, Texas 80-75-73—228
Ben Pounds, Austin, Texas 77-77-74—228
Patrick Blunt, Ruston, La. 76-75-77—228
Tommy Mitchell, The Woodlands, Texas 75-74-79—228
Seth Stuart, Austin, Texas 70-74-84—228
Diego Castilla, Monterrey, Mexico 76-77-76—229
Taylor Hulbert, Arvada, Colo. 76-76-77—229
Sean Madera, Houston, Texas 74-77-78—229
Payne Wilkie, Austin, Texas 77-83-70—230
Christopher Miller, Washington, D.C. 80-79-71—230
Ramon Trevino, Monterrey, Mexico 77-77-77—231
Miles Hindsman, Austin, Texas 81-78-73—232
Robert Quick, Littleton, Colo. 74-81-77—232
Jordan Rumora, Houston, Texas 79-81-73—233
Ian Armstrong, Richmond, Texas 78-79-76—233
Malloy Moulis, Lafayette, La. 80-81-73—234
Patrick Norris, Spring, Texas 77-79-78—234
Reid Hutchinson, Encinitas, Calif. 77-78-79—234
Dillon Kirk, San Antonio, Texas 76-76-82—234
Brandon Jobe, Fayetteville, N.C. 82-76-77—235
Robert Mills, Houston, Texas 72-84-79—235
Cameron Fanning, Houston, Texas 78-76-81—235
Sam Mysock, Tulsa, Okla. 77-83-76—236
Chandler Smith-Stetson, Albuquerque, N.M. 87-73-76—236
Isaac Idstein, Canyon Lake, Texas 79-76-81—236
Brant DeLongy, Winter Park, Fla. 76-85-76—237
Ben Troester, Boerne, Texas 75-80-82—237
Joseph Reynolds, Houston, Texas 80-81-78—239
Ethan Savoy, Broussard, La. 77-81-82—240
Mark Slater, Missouri City, Texas 81-81-79—241
Mark Pollak, San Antonio, Texas 79-84-78—241
Eric Strine, Spring, Texas 82-80-79—241
James Clingman, San Antonio, Texas 75-84-82—241
Robert Belz, San Antonio, Texas 84-82-76—242
Cal Clyde, Tyler, Texas 78-85-79—242
Jimmy Elliott, Katy, Texas 81-84-78—243
Scott Ward, Spring, Texas 78-84-81—243
Matthew Seligmann, Houston, Texas 79-81-84—244
Ryan Conner, Fort Worth, Texas 79-87-79—245
Kay Jang, College Station, Texas 76-84-85—245
Patrick Burke, Houston, Texas 82-79-86—247
Robert Davis, San Antonio, Texas 82-83-83—248
Niko Bain, Glendale, Ariz. 87-80-82—249
Randall Rodgers, Castroville, Texas 81-83-85—249
Alejandro Flores, San Antonio, Texas 83-82-85—250
Judson Keel, Houston, Texas 84-84-85—253
Nick Deaver, Waco, Texas 86-91-87—264
Austin Reynolds, Dallas, Texas 90-88-93—271
Curtis Reed, Castroville, Texas 76 DQ (6-6d)
Connor Green, Selma, Calif. 80 JWD

GIRLS DIVISION

Mary Michael Maggio, Conway, Ark. 76-68-71—215
Amy Ruengmateekhun, Garland, Texas 77-74-74—225
Erynne Lee, Silverdale, Wash. 76-78-75—229
Felicia Espericueta, Edinburg, Texas 73-78-78—229
Jessica Borth, Windcrest, Texas 83-75-74—232
Paloma Martinez, Monclova, Mexico 82-75-76—233
Nicole Sakamoto, Honolulu, Hawaii 80-75-78—233
Sehee Kim, Maricopa, Ariz. 76-78-81—235
Kalynd Carson, The Woodlands, Texas 79-83-74—236
Jordan Rhodes, San Antonio, Texas 83-75-78—236
Alli Itria, Lubbock, Texas 82-79-76—237
Gabriella Dominguez, Chilton, Texas 82-78-78—238
Stephanie Smith, The Woodlands, Texas 82-77-80—239
Seo Hee Moon, Mukilteo, Wash. 84-74-81—239
Alanna-Jean Keith, San Antonio, Texas 80-81-79—240
Chelsea Mocio, Fort Worth, Texas 81-79-81—241
Shannon Jungman, Pflugerville, Texas 86-83-77—246
Hannah Arnold, Lufkin, Texas 84-79-84—247
Victoria Vela, Mansfield, Texas 86-86-76—248
Jacy Benites, Austin, Texas 86-83-80—249
Mei Liu, Austin, Texas 87-76-86—249
Sun Gyoung Park, Vail, Ariz. 77-85-88—250
Elizabeth Wendt, Houston, Texas 84-85-85—254
Jackie Smith, Magnolia, Texas 79-86-89—254
Tiffany Morin, San Antonio, Texas 82-86-88—256
Kristine Gutzman, San Antonio, Texas 82-91-87—260
Kayli Quinton, Cypress, Texas 84-88-89—261
Sarah Kothny, Kingwood, Texas 84-95-85—264
Daniela Acosta, Dallas, Texas 85-96-86—267
Joyce Martinez, La Porte, Texas 96-95-92—283

** JWD=Justified WD