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The Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour (MJT) wrapped up a record-breaking season in Manitoba with the annual MJT Bieber Classic, an Elite Series event which was held at Carman Golf Club in Carman from August 12-14, 2025. This 54-hole, WAGR-ranked finale was one the province’s most competitive junior golf stages of the year and capped off a historic year in the province for Canada’s leading junior golf tour, with more members and tournament entries than ever, a great sign for the future of the game.

A full field aged 19U teed it up in six divisions, battling through two days to make the cut into the final round, where the remaining contenders vied for division titles, premium prizing including Titleist golf bags, and bonus MJT Order of Merit points toward qualification for the 27th annual MJT National Championship presented by adidas Golf at Orange Lake Resort in Florida this November.

After recording excellent divisional victories, Low Overall honours for the Boys and Girls categories respectively were won by Liam Comaskey, 18, of Oakbank, MB, the MJT Bieber Classic Junior Boys champion (70-78-77=225) and Angelina Sitarz, 13, of Winnipeg, MB, the MJT Bieber Classic Girls U15 champion (80-88-91=259).

 

The MJT Bieber Classic Juvenile Boys champion was decided in a thrilling playoff, won by Brandon’s Hunter Oakden, 14, after he and Oakbank’s Brady Comaskey, 16, both finished tied at 228 through 54 holes.

 

More sterling performances led to MJT Bieber Classic champion division titles going to Brooke Henderson, 17, from Portage La Prairie, MB, in MJT Girls 15-19 (283), Grant Secord, 13, from La Salle, MB, in MJT Bantam Boys (240), and Ty Montour, 12, from Oakville, MB, in MJT Peewee Boys (243).
 

Top finisher scores and quotes from the division winners can be found below. Results from the Bomber Long Drive, PLYR Closest to the Pin, Booster Juice BounceBack Awards and Academy Points can be found here. Players now await the final field selections for the MJT National Championship, as the Tour continues play across the country.

With the 2025 MJT Junior Tour season in Manitoba coming to a close, the MJT wishes to thank members, families, sponsors and host facilities for an incredibly successful year. Early Bird Memberships for 2025 will be available in December and more information on the program can be found online at www.maplejt.com.

Top Finishers by Division
 

1. Liam Comaskey (18), Oakbank, MB | 70, 78, 77 (225)        

2. Adam Blair (17), Winnipeg, MB | 81, 75, 76 (232)  

3. Kadyn Gosselin (17), Saint-Malo, MB | 81, 85, 82 (248)     

3. Kyler Zulyniak (16), Cartier, MB | 85, 80, 83 (248)

Liam Comaskey, 18, of Oakbank, MB, fired rounds of 70, 78, and 77 (225) to win the MJT Bieber Classic Junior Boys champion’s title. “(It feels) awesome! Lots of close calls this year and the past couple years, so it’s a great feeling to finally get the job done at the last event of the year, especially the three-day event,” he shared. “I love that I get to play with my friends and it’s always fun. I love the competition as well, it always tests me and makes me better. The courses are always great.”

 

1. Brooke Henderson (17), Portage La Prairie, MB | 96, 94, 93 (283)

2. Kora Montour (15), Oakville, MB | 105, 102, 102 (309)

Seventeen-year-old Brooke Henderson from Portage La Prairie, MB, shot 96, 94, and 93 (283) to win the MJT Bieber Classic Girls 15–19 champion’s title. “I’m glad to win the last MJT tournament this summer,” she said. “It’s fun to play with girls around my age and play a variety of courses.”
 

1. Hunter Oakden (14), Brandon, MB | 78, 75, 75 (228)*Won playoff          
2. Brady Comaskey (16), Oakbank, MB | 82, 77, 69 (228)

3. Rylan Gordon (15), Winnipeg, MB | 76, 79, 75 (230)

Fourteen-year-old Hunter Oakden of Brandon, MB (78, 75, 75) and sixteen-year-old Brady Comaskey of Oakbank, MB (82, 77, 69) battled over 54 holes to finish tied at 228 in the MJT Bieber Classic Juvenile Boys division, forcing a single-hole playoff to decide the champion. Oakden emerged victorious, saying, “For this tournament, I just stuck to my plan off the tee and tried to keep the ball in play.” He added, “Most importantly, I tried to have as much fun with my group as possible, which lead to success with comfortable groups all 3 days and I had a great time in the last MJT of the year. It was a great tournament, and the course was in awesome shape.”

 

MJT Girls U15: Carman GC: Par 71, Ydg 5331, Slope/Rating 121/71.7

1. Angelina Sitarz (13), Winnipeg, MB | 80, 88, 91 (259)       

2. Payton Chapman (14), Winnipeg, MB | 89, 89, 84 (262)    

3. Kate McMillan (13), East St. Paul, MB | 92, 104, 98 (294)  

Winnipeg’s Angelina Sitarz, 13, shot 80, 88, and 91 (259) to top the leaderboard and win the MJT Bieber Classic Girls U15 champion’s title. “It feels pretty good, especially because I had a strained back during all three days,” she said. “My favourite part is playing golf with girls my age.”
 

1. Grant Secord (13), La Salle, MB | 83, 79, 78 (240)

2. Xavier Delaquis (14), Winnipeg, MB | 77, 82, 83 (242)      

3. Rhett Dyck (14), Morden, MB | 84, 82, 79 (245)

Grant Secord, 13, from La Salle, MB, carded 83, 79, and 78 (240) for a two-stroke victory as MJT Bieber Classic Bantam Boys champion. “It was a big relief. This year I did not think I would win, so winning at one of my favourite courses feels nice,” he said. When asked about the MJT, he added, “Keep doing what you have, it’s been good.”

MJT Peewee Boys: Carman GC: Par 71, Ydg 5331, Slope/Rating 121/71.7

1. Ty Montour (12), Oakville, MB | 83, 86, 74 (243)

2. Tiago Miranda (11), Winnipeg, MB | 87, 87, 79 (253)        

3. Jackson Kippen (11), Winnipeg, MB | 87, 86, 88 (261)

Oakville, MB’s Ty Montour, 12, fired rounds of 83, 86, and 74 (243) to secure the MJT Bieber Classic Peewee Boys champion’s title in style. “(It feels) good, I worked hard to win and had good and bad rounds,” he said. ‘Playing golf with my friends’ was listed as his favourite part of it all.

About the MJT: The non-profit Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour is Canada’s #1 Junior Golf Tour as well as the only national junior tour run exclusively by PGA of Canada Professionals and the ‘Road to College Golf’ in Canada. The organization is supported by partners across various tiers, including Platinum, Diamond, Gold, Silver, and Bronze levels. The MJT hosts more than 100 events across Canada, including free Ford Go Golf Junior Clinics, the MJT Mini Tour for 12U and multi-day events for competitive players aged 11-19 which also offer qualifiers for international tournaments. The program has annual awards, scholarships and incentives to help reward performance and participation throughout each season. MJT alumni include many Professional Tour players and PGA of Canada Professionals, as well as Canadian Amateur, National and Provincial Junior Champions. The MJT aims to develop champions, in golf and in life, promoting the game from grassroots through to the provincial, national, university and professional levels.

 

Media Contact: Jessica Parker, marketing@maplejt.com 
Marketing Manager, MJT