Enzo Cham pulled off a thrilling finish, edging Seth Koa by just one stroke to capture the premier boys’ 15–18 title, while Nicole Gaisano Gan completed Metro Manila’s strong run with a win in the girls’ side as the JGFP Mindanao Open wrapped up Tuesday at Apo Golf and Country Club in Davao City.

Cham matched Koa’s closing five-over-par 77 and finished with an eight-over 152 to seal the victory. AJ Wacan settled for third at 158 after carding an 81.

On the girls’ side, Gan held her nerve to win by three strokes over Singapore-based Regina Chiu. Both golfers closed with identical 78s, but Gan’s steady play over three days earned her the title with a 149 total.

Meanwhile, Apollo Batican of Cagayan de Oro and Johanna Blair Uyking topped the boys’ and girls’ divisions in the 13–14 age group.

The other champions were Kaeden Zach Samarro and Eliana Mendoza (9–10), Laurence Saban and Athena Batican (11–12), Lucas Revilleza and Stephanie Gaisano Gan (7–8), and Jakob Enrique Morente and Jin Alexandra Ng Ho in the 6-under category.

The full results:

15-18 (girls) — Nicole Gaisano Gan 149 (71-78), Regina Chiu 152 (74-78), Crista Minoza 160 (82-78), Merry Rose Wacan 164 (80-84)

15-18 (boys) — Enzo Cham 152 (75-77), Seth Koa 153 (76-77), AJ Wacan 158 (77-81), Travis Cadungog 160 (79-81), Alexis Nailga 161 (79-82), Adrian Bisera 163 (83-80), Gabriel Rosal 166 (86-80), Bryce Lacida 169 (84-85), Felix Saludar 179 (84-95), Matthew Reyes 181 (88-93)

13-14 (girls) — Johanna Blair Uyking 144 (74-70), Mona Sarines 147 (76-71), Lisa Sarines 147 (75-72), Brittany Tamayo 151 (75-76), Kimberly Barroquillo 163 (84-79)

13-14 (boys) — Apollo Batican 144 (73-71), Vito Sarines 145 (72-73), Jared Saban 152 (77-75), Guio Pasquil 159 (77-82)

11-12 (girls) — Athena Batican 157 (81-76), Ayla Pavadora 160 (78-82), Snoe Dalisay 176 (85-91), Meryll Angel Salvador Jr. 222 (117-105), Arianna Anne Salvador 246 (121-125)

11-12 (boys) — Laurence Saban 172 (85-87), Daniel de Luna 198 (97-101), Scionvirje Recto 205 (103-102), Great Garcia 213 (108-105), Dominic Balajadia 236 (126-110), Kristoff Romeo Fuentes 239 (120-119)

 9-10 (girls) — Eliana Mendoza 143 (71-72), Venus delos Santos 150 (76-74), Arianna Isobel Garcia 218 (115-103), Jia Francesca Ng Ho 219 (109-110), Haleigh Balajadia 230 (120-110)

9-10 (boys) — Kaeden Zach Samarro 173 (90-83), Luke Marcus Habagat 174 (90-84), Raven John Jumawan 188 (95-93), Rory Bisera 213 (114-99), Juzz Golocan 213 (114-99)

7-8 (girls) — Stephanie Gaisano Gan 156 (76-80), Zoey Mascarinas 168 (82-86), Kassandra Amelia Morente 184 (102-82)

7-8 (boys) — Lucas Revilleza 152 (77-75), Joaquin Andres Perez 236 (119-117), Zeus Samarro 251 (132-119)

6-under (girls) — Jin Alexandra Ng Ho 190 (93-97), Patrice Hizon 267 (143-124)

6-under (boys) — Jakob Enrique Morente 259 (131-128), Zee Samarro 260 (127-133)