The annual Breezes Runaway Bay Junior Golf Summer School Camp and tournament climaxed recently with a prize-giving ceremony at the Super Clubs Golf course in Runaway Bay, St Ann.

In the boys' category, Dylan Cassanova emerged winner in the boys' 11 to 14 age group, with a score of 68, ahead of Brandon Sinclair (70) and Mario Scarlett, third.

The prize for being most aware went to Wayne James, and the most disciplined camper prize went to Jada Marshall.

In the boys' nine-10-year-old category, Sean Thomas emerged champion with a score of 29, with Theo Kelly second (31) and Leopold Codner, third.

For the girls, Nyla Booras emerged victorious in the 10-14 age group with a score of 32, ahead of Nailah Dunkley.

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In the girls' 9-10 age group, Yanique Wilson got a score of 22 from Johanna Wilson, who scored a 27.

SuperClubs vice-president Suzanne McManus, along with Breezes general manager, Kenneth Minton, handed out certificates to all the participants.

The more than 30 participants were exposed to the theoretical and practical elements of golf during the two-week session.

Coach Karl Garrick, who has served the summer camp for several years, said he was able to identify youngsters from this year's camp who have the potential to become members of the national junior golf programme.

This year, several sponsors came on board to enable another successful summer camp, among them KFC, Juici Patties, National Meats, Soft Sheen, Jamaica Broilers and Johnny's Pharmacy.