AJGA Rolex: Lee extends lead

7/11/2013 | by Golfweek

Alison Lee

Alison Lee now leads the girls division by four shots while Matt Gilchrest and Theo Humphrey remain tied for the boys lead

By Brentley Romine, Golfweek LANCASTER, Penn. (July 11, 2013) -- Alison Lee now leads the girls division by four shots while Matt Gilchrest and Theo Humphrey remain tied for the boys lead at the AJGA Rolex Tournament of Champions at Lancaster (Pa.) Country Club. Lee, the top-ranked player in the Golfweek/Sagarin Junior Girls Rankings, shot a 3-under 67 Thursday to move to 4 under. She is the only player under par and leads Amy Lee and Lilia Vu, who are tied for second at even par. Gilchrest and Humphrey, who shared the second-round lead, each carded 2-under 68s to maintain the lead heading into the final round on Friday. Doug Ghim is one shot back at 5 under.

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The Rolex Tournament of Champions features 84 of the best junior golfers in the world. The tournament assembles the Rolex Junior All-Americans with the past year’s champions to create The Greatest Week in Junior Golf. Format is 72 holes of stroke pla...

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