Ormond, an incoming Florida freshman and one of 19 amateurs in the upcoming U.S. Open, carded rounds of 64-72-63, including a tournament-low 63 in the final round. Jiang, an incoming Virginia freshman, posted rounds of 70-63-66 to share runner-up honors.

Huebner entered the final round with a two-shot lead at 10-under 130 after consecutive 65s and closed with a 2-under 68 to hold off the late charges from Ormond and Jiang.

The title was a measure of redemption for Huebner, who finished runner-up in last year's Wyndham Invitational, one shot behind champion Willie Gordon of Hot Springs, Ark.

Ranked No. 5 in the AJGA Rankings, Huebner recorded 16 birdies during the championship and made just three bogeys over 54 holes. The win was his first Invitational title and third AJGA victory.

Huebner, who has verbally committed to the University of Florida's Class of 2027, has continued his steady rise in the junior ranks. His previous best result this season was a tie for seventh at the Team TaylorMade Invitational, while last year he won the Golf Performance Academy Junior Championship and added five other top-10 finishes.