PENSACOLA, Fla. -- Pete Kellermann of Jacksonville, Fla., carded a final-round 7-under-par 65 Thursday and finished with a three-day total of 12-under-par 204 to take home the championship in the Boys Division of the Jerry Pate/Andrews Institute Southern Junior. In the Girls Division, Haley Millsap shot a 1-under-par 71 Thursday to finish with a tournament-total 2-over-par 218 to notch her second AJGA victory of 2007.

Conducted by the American Junior Golf Association, the Jerry Pate/Andrews Institute Southern Junior was a 54-hole stroke play event held at Pensacola County Club. The 83-player field featured players from 15 states. The par-72 course was played at 6,762 yards for the Boys Division and 6,043 yards for the Girls Division.

Kellermann, who led the field after Wednesday’s second round, made a strong statement in his AJGA debut by scattering eight birdies and an eagle in his final round.

“It feels great to come out and win, especially in my first event,” Kellerman said. “It was a great couple days of golf for me. I was driving well, had solid iron shots and was able to putt amazing all week.”

Despite being new to the AJGA, Kellermann, a mainstay on the Florida Junior Golf Tour, is no stranger to success. He finished tied for 7th at the Florida Boys Junior Championship that was held earlier in July.

David Zickler of Florence, Ala., and Zeyu He of Bradenton, Fla., finished tied for second in the Boys Division with three-day totals of 7-under-par 209. Minghao Wang of Reunion, Fla., carded a tournament total of 5-under-par 211 to finish in third. Gary Quinn of Anthem, Ariz., and Alex Frankel of Atlanta tied for fifth place with 4-under-par 212s.

Millsap, who was three shots off the lead at the start of Thursday’s round, didn’t get down on herself after a rough finish in the second round.

“I just went home and calmed down a little bit and that helped out a lot,” Millsap said. “I knew [the round] could go either way. Luckily for me I started playing well right away and just played solid golf the whole day.”

Notching her third junior victory of the summer, Millsap said she wasn’t fazed by all the attention being put on her as a local player with high expectations in this tournament.

“I actually think I do better if there is some pressure on me to impress people,” Millsap said. “It’s a comfortable feeling for me. It just feels good to win again.”

Jessica Schall of Lake Mary, Fla., carded a three-day total of 4-over-par 220 to finish in second place behind Millsap. Lauren Stratton of Spring Hill, Tenn., finished in third place with a tournament total of 6-over-par 222.

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PENSACOLA, Fla. — Final results from the Jerry Pate/Andrews Institute Southern Junior conducted by the American Junior Golf Association at Pensacola Country Club. Par: Boys: 36-36—72; Girls: 36-36—72. Yardage: Boys: 6,762; Girls: 6,043. Rating/Slope: Boys: 73.3/138; Girls: 74/138.

BOYS DIVISION

Pete Kellermann, Jacksonville, Fla. 70-69-65—204

David Zickler, Florence, Ala. 72-69-68—209

Zeyu He, Bradenton, Fla. 70-71-68—209

Minghao Wang, Reunion, Fla. 74-67-70—211

Gary Quinn, Anthem, Ariz. 70-73-69—212

Alex Frankel, Atlanta, Ga. 69-73-70—212

Diego Tamayo, Wesley Chapel, Fla. 71-72-70—213

Andrew Knox, Cary, N.C. 74-71-68—213

Shang Zhi, Bradenton, Fla. 70-70-73—213

Bobby Wyatt, Mobile, Ala. 71-72-71—214

William Bazzel, Jr., Atlanta, Ga. 72-71-71—214

Brian Fragakis, Royal Palm Beach, Fla. 70-74-70—214

Will Kelly, Northport, Ala. 72-72-70—214

Rafael Guerrero, Hilton Head Island, S.C. 69-73-73—215

Andrew Noto, Luling, La. 76-68-71—215

Eduardo Chavez, Hillsborough, Calif. 75-69-72—216

Matthew Ceravolo, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. 68-76-72—216

Austin Gutgsell, Mandeville, La. 74-77-66—217

Britt Ritter, Ardmore, Okla. 73-73-71—217

Lewis Gruber, Tallahassee, Fla. 74-69-74—217

Patrick McCormick, Weston, Fla. 79-72-67—218

Alan Boutwell, Birmingham, Ala. 75-73-70—218

Ian McConnell, Riverview, Fla. 71-77-70—218

Justin Dorward, Port St. Lucie, Fla. 73-72-73—218

Ashton Pellicano, Albany, Ga. 75-73-71—219

Charlie Martin, Tampa, Fla. 77-74-70—221

Ryan Booth, Homestead, Fla. 76-71-74—221

Jeff Quinn, Anthem, Ariz. 71-74-76—221

Blake Olson, Pensacola, Fla. 73-80-69—222

Alexander Medinis, Ft. Myers, Fla. 78-75-69—222

Michael Smith, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. 78-70-75—223

Carson Weinand, Naples, Fla. 77-70-76—223

Pierce McNamara, Roswell, Ga. 76-76-73—225

Joe Doramus, Little Rock, Ark. 78-75-72—225

Clinton Shepard, West Monroe, La. 76-75-74—225

Alec Ceravolo, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. 77-74-74—225

Joshua Rabbit, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 75-74-76—225

Steven Loer, Sarasota, Fla. 73-80-73—226

Scott Wallace, Murfreesboro, Tenn. 76-74-76—226

Justin Dean, Jacksonville, Fla. 71-77-78—226

McKeehanon Rue, Athens, Tenn. 74-73-79—226

Craig Stevenson, Sarasota, Fla. 74-71-81—226

Joey Fontenot, Mobile, Ala. 77-73-77—227

Taylor Smith, Mansfield, Ga. 81-76-72—229

Blake Kelley, Mandeville, La. 73-83-73—229

Ryne Toole, Pickerington, Ohio 75-82-73—230

Key Young, Coppell, Texas 79-77-74—230

Mike Genovese, Pensacola, Fla. 76-80-75—231

Zi Ting Wang, Bradenton, Fla. 73-79-79—231

Corey Halsell, Lafayette, La. 80-78-74—232

Drew Mathews, Winter Haven, Fla. 80-78-75—233

T.J. Mitchell, Albany, Ga. 72-79-82—233

Komsith Huachai, Windermere, Fla. 76-83-75—234

Timothy Kim, Rome, Ga. 81-78-76—235

Jeff Goozee, Birmingham, Ala. 85-77-73—235

Gregory Della-Pietra, Stuart, Fla. 81-76-79—236

Grant McCormick, Gulf Breeze, Fla. 83-82-73—238

Stephen LaRouere, Northville, Mich. 74-82-82—238

Alexander Galliano, Baton Rouge, La. 76-87-76—239

Collin Ho, Albany, Ga. 81-76-83—240

Werlien Prosperie III, Houma, La. 81-83-79—243

Wayne Frank, Rockwall, Texas 87-80-77—244

GIRLS DIVISION

Haley Millsap, Pace, Fla. 70-77-71—218

Jessica Schall, Lake Mary, Fla. 74-70-76—220

Lauren Stratton, Spring Hill, Tenn. 76-72-74—222

Heather Lott, Baton Rouge, La. 73-77-73—223

Megan Pak, Kenner, La. 74-75-74—223

Whitney Wenglasz, Oldsmar, Fla. 74-74-79—227

Hannah Collier, Birmingham, Ala. 75-78-75—228

Jordyn Hage, Winter Park, Fla. 78-73-77—228

Maria Castellanos, Stuart, Fla. 71-76-81—228

Hannah Weathersby, Belvidere, Tenn. 75-76-79—230

Jennifer Hooper, Jacksonville, Fla. 78-78-75—231

Zakiya Randall, Atlanta, Ga. 75-80-76—231

Kristin Price, Dandridge, Tenn. 82-77-73—232

Lauren Salazar, Santa Clara, Calif. 75-81-76—232

Brighid Hourihan, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. 78-80-76—234

Sarah Butts, Carrollton, Ga. 82-77-76—235

Sarah Hicks, Gulf Breeze, Fla. 81-80-75—236

Ana Garcia, Niceville, Fla. 81-78-78—237

Lauren Hassell, Seabrook, Texas 78-83-79—240

Tyler Etcheberry, Wesley Chapel, Fla. 82-86-80—248

Emily Matthews, Cape Girardeau, Mo. 84-86-89—259