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The Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour maintains your main statistics on file to help showcase your playing resume for college golf team recruitment, family or friends!
Below are some brief bios of a few alumni for information on who has moved on from the MJT:
 Eom Ji Park played on the Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour (formerly Western Canada Junior Golf Tour) for four years and was a multiple winner. She had four career RCGA Future Links Championship titles. Eom-Ji Park, 2002 BCLGA Junior Champion and 2002 CLGA Junior Champion, also qualified to play in two LPGA events by the age of 18, including the LPGA's BMO Canadian Women's Open in July 2003 at Point Grey GC in Vancouver, BC where she was the only junior golfer in the field. She placed T43 (the winner was Beth Daniel). Eom Ji also represented Canada at the Commonwealth Games in New Zealand, November 2003.
 Mike Mezei (bio courtesy of chipinclub.com)
Fall 2003: Finished a stellar fall campaign with a 70.47 stroke average, second-best in the Southland Conference and 15th in Division I ... won medalist honors with a 207 (66-71-70) at the Falcon Invitational, leading the Roadrunners to the team title ... posted a 212 (72-69-71) at the Baylor Invitational to place third ... tied for fifth at the Walker Collegiate with rounds of 67, 72 and 71 to help UTSA take second place ... also placed fifth at the Nestle/Purina Classic with a 209 (72-70-67) ... was sixth at the Crown Colony Classic with a 219, helping UTSA win its second tournament of the fall.
Spring and Summer 2003: Tied for the best spring average on the team (74.08) and posted the second-best round on the team in the spring - a 66 on the final day of the 2003 SLC Championships in Hattiesburg, Miss. ... took a break from the spring schedule to compete against golfers from New Zealand, Australia and Japan on the Christchurch, New Zealand Golf Club course in the Four Nations Cup on April 1-3 ... recorded nine rounds of 72 or better during 2002-03 season ... won the Alberta Amateur, played in three professional events as an amateur, making the cut at the Canadian Tour's Edmonton Telus Open and the Nationwide Tour's CPGA Championship.
Prior to UTSA: Finalist at the 2002 Canadian Amateur Championship ... 1st on the 2002 Canadian Amateur Order of Merit ... Competed as an amateur at the 2002 Bell Canadian Open in August, tied for low amateur ... Won 3 stops on the Maple Leaf Tour (formerly WCJGT) ... a two-year letterman at Wyoming ... had a 74.16 scoring average and recorded five top-25 and two top-10 finishes ... tied for sixth at the Mountain West Conference Championships and took 10th place at the Shocker Classic ... earned Academic All-District 7 accolades ... was Academic all-MWC ... named to the President's Honor Roll three semesters, the Dean's Honor Roll and had a cumulative GPA of 3.97 ... won the 2000 Canadian Junior Championship ... named the Canadian and Alberta Junior Player of the Year in 2000 ... won the APGA Junior Master's in 1999 ... was a member of Alberta's Junior America's Cup Team in 1999, member of the Alberta interprovincial team in 1999 and 2000... captured fifth at the AJGA Western Canada Invitational ... multiple winner on Western Canada Junior Golf Tour......a member of the National Honor Society ... received IB certificates in mathematics, chemistry and biology ... finished Winston Churchill High in Lethbridge with a 4.0 GPA.
Personal: Born Feb.25, 1982 ... economics major ... favorite movie is "Good Will Hunting" ... favorite athletes are Wayne Gretzky, Tiger Woods and Mike Weir ... favorite actor is Samuel L. Jackson.
 Dannielle Renner from Coaldale, Alberta, completed Grade 12 at Winston Churchill High School. She competed on the MJT (formerly Western Canada Junior Golf Tour) for four years and notched up many victories, including two Tour Championships. Renner is currently attending Coastal Carolina University in Conway, South Carolina this year, on a golf scholarship, where she plans to complete a 4 year Sports Medicine degree. Coastal Carolina University is a Division 1 school near Myrtle Beach.
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