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The 2026 British Columbia schedule on Canada’s leading junior golf tour, the Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour (MJT), continued its sold-out season so far with the MJT PLYR Series at GreenTee Country Club in Langley, BC, on May 9–10. A waitlisted field of 94 junior athletes aged 19U teed it up in the first of six events on the MJT’s national PLYR Series of events, where red-hot scoring, a Juvenile Boys playoff finish, and an early hole-in-one from Vancouver’s Mia Yuan (14) on the par-3 8th hole set the tone for an exciting weekend.
 

With standout gifting from PLYR Golf and premium prizing on the line, players in six divisions chased titles along with the chance to qualify for the WAGR-ranked MJT East Coast Junior Championship at Amherst Country Club in Nova Scotia, June 19-21, 2026.

Absolutely incredible scoring by Doris Hiu Tung Liu, 16, of Vancouver, BC, lit up the field, after she put on a clinic to shoot 65 and 67 and win the MJT Girls 15–19 title with a 12-under-par total of 132. Her exceptional 7-under-par opening round and 5-under finish were powered by 10 birdies and two eagles over the weekend. “I’m happy and grateful to win,” she said, adding that down the stretch, “I wasn’t thinking much about score.”
 

Langley’s Ryan LePrieur, 17, captured the MJT Junior Boys title by two strokes with excellent scores of 71 and 72 (143), highlighted by 10 birdies over two rounds to secure the win. “It feels amazing, I worked really hard this off-season and spring so it feels great to get my first MJT win of the year,” said LePrieur. “The course was playing a lot harder than I remember, the pins were in some rough spots and the rough was super thick. This was the best event I have played in a while; amazing tee gift, amazing prizes, great venue. The PLYR gear is great.”

A playoff was needed in the MJT Juvenile Boys division, where Langley’s Jay You (15) edged Surrey’s Andy Koh (15) after both players tied for the lead at 142 with identical scores of 72 and 70. You secured the win with a par on the first extra hole, stating, “It indeed feels amazing. I’ve been struggling for a long time trying to fix my swing. The hard work paid off in this tournament.” He added that while ‘a little nervous,’ he settled in by talking with his playing partners, and praised the event, noting ‘staff were great, course conditions were exceptional and employees of the course were friendly.’

Surrey’s Victoria Shen, 11, showed resilience to win the MJT Girls U15 division with rounds of 77 and 70 (147), bouncing back with a strong second round. “I’m happy because I got a two stroke penalty on the first day and I learned from my mistake,” she said, adding, “I came back with five birdies and one eagle.”

Daniel Moon of White Rock earned a hard-fought victory in the MJT Bantam Boys division, carding rounds of 75 and 70 (145) to win by a single stroke in a tightly contested field. Following the round, the fourteen-year-old shared: “I feel really good. I want to say thank you to my parents for supporting me,” he said, adding that ‘conditions were really good and the weather was sunny.’

Port Moody’s Hayden Soohyun Lee, 11, delivered back-to-back rounds of 73 to win the MJT Peewee Boys title by three strokes. “It feels great to win this tournament because of how I won on Mother’s Day,” he shared, thanking his parents and coach, and adding simply that ‘everything is good about it.’
 

Top finisher scores and the list of qualified players are noted below. Results from the Bomber Long Drive, PLYR Closest to the Pin, Booster Juice BounceBack Awards and Academy Points can be found here.  

 

Next up in British Columbia is the wait-listed MJT Maui Jim Series at The Hills at Portal Golf Club in Surrey, taking place May 30-31. For more information on the MJT and upcoming events, visit www.maplejt.com.

Top Finishers by Division
 

1. Ryan LePrieur (17), Langley, BC | 71, 72 (143)       

2. Eden Kim (17), Coquitlam, BC | 73, 72 (145)          

3. Troy Gadalla (17), Vancouver, BC | 71, 75 (146)
 

1. Doris Hiu Tung Liu (16), Vancouver, BC | 65, 67 (132)       

2. Joanna Kim (15), Langley, BC | 73, 74 (147)           

3. livia (Jing yuan) Li (12), Richmond, BC | 75, 74 (149)          

3. Lauren Mukai (16) Burnaby, BC | 71, 78 (149)
 

1. Jay You (15), Langley, BC | 72, 70 (142) *Won playoff       
2. Andy (Yul) Koh (15), Surrey, BC | 72, 70 (142)

3. Lucas Vizzutti (15), Powell River, BC | 75, 73 (148)

 

1. Victoria Shen (11), Surrey, BC | 77, 70 (147)

2. Sasha Bardina (14), North Vancouver, BC | 72, 76 (148)    

3. Tiffany Rao (12), Vancouver, BC | 77, 72 (149)

 

1. Daniel Moon (14), White Rock, BC | 75, 70 (145)   

2. Minxing Matt Li (13), Surrey, BC | 73, 73 (146)      

3. Ziping Chen (12), Surrey, BC | 76, 76 (152)

3. Daniel Lam (14), Vancouver, BC | 75, 77 (152)

MJT Peewee Boys: GreenTee CC: Par 72, Ydg 5458, Slope/Rating 108/65.5

1. Hayden Soohyun Lee (11), Port Moody, BC | 73, 73 (146)

2. Zhongjun Daniel Qi (11), Surrey, BC | 76, 73 (149)

3. Matthew Huang (11), Delta, BC | 75, 75 (150)

Qualified Players

Boys: Zhongjun Daniel Qi, Daniel Moon, Jay You, Ryan LePrieur

Girls: Victoria Shen, Doris Hiu Tung Liu

About PLYR Golf: Established in 2015, PLYR emerged with an idea that would allow both casual street apparel and golf attire to merge.  Fast forward a few years and although the brand has expanded beyond the course, the vision remains - push the status quo on what is 'cool' in athletic apparel. Our mission is simple. Create a culture that will inspire and connect the next generation of PLYR's through innovative, high-quality products.  PLYR - any and all athletes. We are all PLYR's.

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