Kailer Louangxay Qualifies for USwing Junior Worlds
Cranston West star freshman Kailer Louangxay qualified for the USwing Junior Worlds on Saturday at Winnapaug Golf and Country Club in Westerly.
Louangxay fired a one-under 71 to take co-medalist honors in the qualifier and advance to the tournament proper at famed Torrey Pines in California.
The other co-medalist was MA’s Adrian Daigle.
The 2026 USwing Junior Worlds are set to take place July 5-9.
About USwing World Junior Championship
In 1968, the San Diego Junior Golf Association founded the Junior World Golf Championship to connect young golfers from all parts of the world. Not only was our goal to provide youth with a premier golf experience, but we dreamed that the championship would build greater understanding among people of different cultures and values.
In its inaugural year, the event attracted 475 junior golfers from seven countries and 20 states.
Today, the tournament has grown to 1,250 participants, representing 56 countries and 42 states. The USWING MOJING Junior World Golf Championships is now the largest international event in the world and is unique for its international representation and cultural diversity.