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| Brendon Jelley - Junior |
Accomplishments:
2011- 2012
. Ranked # 18 nationally Golfweek/Titleist Junior golf rankings for class of 2013
. Ranked # 23 nationally Polo Junior Golf Ranking for class of 2013
· Runner-up Medalist 2011 6A State Championship
· Four top 5 finishes in AJGA events.
· Ranked in top 15 for 2013 in Golfweek, Polo Rankings, and Junior Golf Scoreboard
· Shot under par in more than half of summer tournaments with a scoring average of 70
· OJGT Tour Championship – 1st Place
· Verbally committed to Oklahoma State University for 2013
· 2011 1st Team Frontier Conference All Academic
· 2011 1st Team All-Metro
2010 OGA – Oklahoma Junior Boys Championship – 1st place (12-15 age division)
2010 SCPGA National Junior PGA Qualifier – 1st place (18 and under division)
2010 6A High School Regional – Individual Medalist - 1st place
2010 First Team All Conference
2010 First Team All Academic
2010 AJGA – Qualifier - Elbit Systems Championship – 1st place
Texas – Oklahoma Championship 1st Place, TJGT Allen Samuels Championship 1st Place
Multiple winner of OJGT and SCPGA events
Three time winner SCPGA – “Tournament of Champions”
Oklahoma qualifier: PGA Junior National Championship, Optimist Junior World Championship
and U.S. Kids World Championship
National Junior Honor Society
Duke TIP Academy
Personal:
Parents: Steve and Julie Jelley….brother Garrett
Hobbies: Sports and traveling
Favorite Course: TPC Scottsdale
Favorite Player: Hunter Mahan
2011- 2012
. Ranked # 18 nationally Golfweek/Titleist Junior golf rankings for class of 2013
. Ranked # 23 nationally Polo Junior Golf Ranking for class of 2013
· Runner-up Medalist 2011 6A State Championship
· Four top 5 finishes in AJGA events.
· Ranked in top 15 for 2013 in Golfweek, Polo Rankings, and Junior Golf Scoreboard
· Shot under par in more than half of summer tournaments with a scoring average of 70
· OJGT Tour Championship – 1st Place
· Verbally committed to Oklahoma State University for 2013
· 2011 1st Team Frontier Conference All Academic
· 2011 1st Team All-Metro
2010 OGA – Oklahoma Junior Boys Championship – 1st place (12-15 age division)
2010 SCPGA National Junior PGA Qualifier – 1st place (18 and under division)
2010 6A High School Regional – Individual Medalist - 1st place
2010 First Team All Conference
2010 First Team All Academic
2010 AJGA – Qualifier - Elbit Systems Championship – 1st place
Texas – Oklahoma Championship 1st Place, TJGT Allen Samuels Championship 1st Place
Multiple winner of OJGT and SCPGA events
Three time winner SCPGA – “Tournament of Champions”
Oklahoma qualifier: PGA Junior National Championship, Optimist Junior World Championship
and U.S. Kids World Championship
National Junior Honor Society
Duke TIP Academy
Personal:
Parents: Steve and Julie Jelley….brother Garrett
Hobbies: Sports and traveling
Favorite Course: TPC Scottsdale
Favorite Player: Hunter Mahan
| JENKSTROJANGOLF.COM |
Jenks golfer Brendon Jelley commits to OSU
By JIMMIE TRAMEL World Sports Writer
Jenks High School golfer Brendon Jelley, a Class 6A state runnerup as a sophomore last spring, committed to play
at Oklahoma State University.
It was only a matter of time.
Jelley's parents attended OSU. He attends Cowboy basketball and football games (he was at Boone Pickens
Stadium for the 70-28 win over Kansas on Saturday). When he first started playing golf at age 6, he wore a
matching OSU shirt and cap.
"I'm pretty sure half my golf clothes were OSU then and, now today, I can actually wear them without offending any
other schools or anything," Jelley said. "That will be a lot of fun."
Jelley's love of OSU helped him end the recruiting process quickly. He thought it would be fun and exciting to be
recruited and see which colleges expressed interest. But he said the workload of keeping up with all the phone calls
and emails made the recruiting process feel like a job. Jelley's father said his son has been contacted by 40 or 50
Division I schools since Sept. 1.
Jelley said he found out this summer that OSU coach Mike McGraw was interested in him. Jelley said he was
overwhelmed when offered a chance to be a part of what he considers the nation's best collegiate golf program, but
he still took a couple of months to make sure his dream school was the right school.
Jelley is 20th nationally among high school players who are scheduled to graduate in 2013, according to the Polo
golf rankings. He produced three top-five finishes in AJGA national events during the summer of 2011 and, in his
most recent tournament, he shot a two-day total of 8-under par to win the Oklahoma Junior Golf Tour's Heritage Hills
Fall Roundup.
To read the original Tulsa World article - Click Here
By JIMMIE TRAMEL World Sports Writer
Jenks High School golfer Brendon Jelley, a Class 6A state runnerup as a sophomore last spring, committed to play
at Oklahoma State University.
It was only a matter of time.
Jelley's parents attended OSU. He attends Cowboy basketball and football games (he was at Boone Pickens
Stadium for the 70-28 win over Kansas on Saturday). When he first started playing golf at age 6, he wore a
matching OSU shirt and cap.
"I'm pretty sure half my golf clothes were OSU then and, now today, I can actually wear them without offending any
other schools or anything," Jelley said. "That will be a lot of fun."
Jelley's love of OSU helped him end the recruiting process quickly. He thought it would be fun and exciting to be
recruited and see which colleges expressed interest. But he said the workload of keeping up with all the phone calls
and emails made the recruiting process feel like a job. Jelley's father said his son has been contacted by 40 or 50
Division I schools since Sept. 1.
Jelley said he found out this summer that OSU coach Mike McGraw was interested in him. Jelley said he was
overwhelmed when offered a chance to be a part of what he considers the nation's best collegiate golf program, but
he still took a couple of months to make sure his dream school was the right school.
Jelley is 20th nationally among high school players who are scheduled to graduate in 2013, according to the Polo
golf rankings. He produced three top-five finishes in AJGA national events during the summer of 2011 and, in his
most recent tournament, he shot a two-day total of 8-under par to win the Oklahoma Junior Golf Tour's Heritage Hills
Fall Roundup.
To read the original Tulsa World article - Click Here
