Bowling Green’s Ben Davenport fired an even-par 72 to win the boys’ 15-18 division by a stroke in Thursday’s Bluegrass Golf Tour Jr. Series event at Crosswinds Golf Course.

Scottsville’s Peyton Cline tallied a runner-up finish with a 1-over 73, Scottsville’s Rafe Blankenship and Bowling Green’s Max Bewley tied for third with 74s, and Bowling Green’s Zach Buchanan rounded out the top five with a 75.

Other area players included Bowling Green’s Graham Hightower (sixth, 77), Russellville’s Elijah Forbes (tied for seventh, 78), Bowling Green’s Brennen Smith (ninth, 79), Rockfield’s Braydon Bond (tied for 10th, 80), Bowling Green’s Logan Ballard (12th, 81) and Dalton Hogan (13th, 84), Glasgow’s Jase Cook (tied for 14th, 85), Bowling Green’s Brett Haislip (tied for 14th, 85), Carson Gammons (tied for 16th, 86) and Landon Meisel (tied for 16th, 86), Auburn’s Braden Engler (tied for 18th, 87), Glasgow’s Branson Bartley (tied for 18th, 87) and Bowling Green’s Ty Wilson (20th, 90), Jake Russell (21st, 91) and Gavin Grinstead (22nd, 108).

Glasgow’s Nina McMurtrey fired a 7-over 79 to claim a three-stroke victory in the girls’ 15-18 division.

Bowling Green’s Emma Harmon was second with an 82, while Bowling Green’s Sydney McClanahan and Raegan Richardson tied for third with 84s. Bowling Green’s Leah Hughes (sixth, 91), Russellville’s Abby-Grace Forbes (ninth, 94) and Bowling Green’s Hallie Joe Simpson (10th, 97) also played Thursday.

Glasgow’s Bo Shelton won the boys’ 12-14 division by five strokes with a 2-over 74. Scottsville’s Eli Stamper was second with a 79, Bowling Green’s Miles Deaton was fourth with an 86 and Scottsville’s Barton Rutledge was fifth with a 94. Bowling Green’s Brady Patterson (sixth, 95), Scottsville’s Peyton West (seventh, 97) and Glasgow’s Sam Allen (eighth, 109) also competed in the tournament.

Bowling Green’s Jenna Harston won the girls 14 and under division by six strokes with a 27-over 98. Scottsville’s Ella Anderson was second with a 100.

Bowling Green’s Ryan Loiars won the boys’ 13-18 (9-hole) division with a 13-over 49. Bowling Green’s Will Isaac was second with a 55.

Bowling Green’s Eli Wade carded a 15-over 51 to win the boys’ 11-12 (9-hole) division.

In the boys’ 10 and under (9-hole division), Bowling Green’s Adrian Bewley shot a 6-under 30 to win by three strokes. Glasgow’s Griffin Jackson was second with a 33, followed by Bowling Green’s Rowdy Harris (34) and John Miller Wade (44).

Bowling Green’s Elsie Espinola was fourth in the girls’ 12 and under (9-hole) division with a 59.

BG’s Daniels, Bewley tie for 2nd in Go Junior Series event at BGCC

Bowling Green’s Clayton Daniels and Maxwell Bewley each shot 10-over 82 to finish tied for second in the boy’s 16-18 division in Tuesday’s Go Junior Golf Series event at Bowling Green Country Club.

Roth’s Shelton Smith shot an 81 to win the division by one stroke.

Other area players included Morgantown’s Jonah Swift (95), Bowling Green’s Ethan Hill (96) and Carson Gammons (98), and Morgantown’s Adam Rogers (109) and Brady Jones (129).

Russellville’s Emma Fitzgerald won the girls’ 13-15 (9-hole) division by six strokes with a 46. Bowling Green’s Stella Forney (56), Sydney Hill (62), Jenna Reneau (63) and Mallory Bray (69) also played Tuesday.

Bowling Green’s Adrian Bewley won the boys’ 11-12 (9-hole) division by three strokes with a 39. Bowling Green’s Johnny Brown (47), Davis Gary (57) and Rudy Pardue (62) also took part in the tournament.

In the boys 8 and under (3-hole) division, Bowling Green’s Carver Perry won by two strokes with a 13. Bowling Green’s Cooper Gragg (16) and Eli Schardein (24) also played Tuesday.

Rockfield’s Brayden Bond came up short in a playoff with Beaver Dam’s Matthew Brown for the win in the boys’ 13-15 division. Both shot 86.

Bowling Green’s Miles Deaton was fourth with an 88 and Logan Ballard tied for fifth with an 89. Bowling Green’s Jake Russell carded a 94.

Bowling Green’s Ainsley Cruce was fourth in the girls’ 16-18 division with an 88. Owensboro’s Macey Brown won with a 6-over 78.

In the girls’ 13-15 division, Russellville’s Abby-Grace Forbes was third with a 95 and Bowling Green’s Ella Anderson shot a 109.

Bowling Green’s Ryan Loiars was third in the boys’ 13-15 (9-hole) division with a 44. Bowling Green’s Gavin Grinstead (57), Brady Hester (59) and Karson Rodgers (61) also competed in the division.

Bowling Green’s Elsie Espinola was second in the girls’ 11-12 (9-hole) division with a 53, and Bowling Green’s Ella Street Schardein was third in the girls’ 9-10 (6-hole) division with a 37.