Conner Paine of South China reacts after teeing off on the 9th hole at the Maine Junior Golf Championship on Wednesday at Val Halla Golf Club in Cumberland. Paine, the first-round leader, won the tournament by eight strokes.
Caleb Manuel of Topsham reacts after missing a putt on the 9th green. Manuel finished tied for second, eight strokes behind Connor Paine.
Caleb Manuel chips onto the 13th green. Manuel struggled with his putting and finished with a 3-over 75.
Conner Paine places his ball before putting on the 14th green.
Thomas Higgins of South Portland hits onto the 13th green. Higgins was one stroke out of the lead after the first round, but shot an 85 and finished sixth.
Conner Paine watches his ball after hitting onto the 11th green. Paine took control with an eagle-birdie combination at the fourth and fifth holes.
Thomas Higgins hits onto the 8th green.
Conner Paine studies the 7th green before making a putt.
Conner Paine pumps his fist after sinking a putt on the 15th hole.
Conner Paine tees off on the 8th hole.
Ruby Haylock of Hartford makes a putt on the 13th green.
Rachel Smith of Cumberland reacts after missing a putt on the 9th hole. Smith won the 16-18 girls' division.
Morghan Dutil of Turner places her ball before making a putt on the 8th hole.
Mia Hornberger, 14, of North Turner sizes up a putt on the 13th green. Hornberger won the girls' competition by six strokes.
Jade Haylock of Hartford tees off on the 16th hole.
Jade Haylock blasts out of a trap at the 17th hole.
Mia Hornberger lets out a sigh after sinking her putt on the 17th green. Hornberger had a second-day 76 to win the girls' competition.
Morghan Dutil hits on the fairway of the 18th hole.
Mia Hornberger sizes up a putt on the 13th green. Hornberger had a two-stroke lead to start the round but was unaware she could actually win the overall tournament until informed by an MSGA official after her tee shot on the first hole.
Mia Hornberger hits on the fairway of the 18th hole. She played a steady 2 over on both the front and the back nines, with one birdie against five bogeys.
Morghan Dutil tees off on the 8th hole.
Mia Hornberger gets a hug from Jade Haylock after they finished the 18th hole with playing partner Morghan Dutil.
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