Junior Tour of Northern California Crowns Winners During Fall Series VII Championship at Windsor Golf Club
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (September October 9th, 2026) – The 2026-2027 Junior Tour of Northern California (JTNC) hosted its seventh tournament of the season, crowning champions during the Fall Series VII Championship at Windsor Golf Club in Windsor.
Andrew Bogetti and Medha Kotti win their respective divisions, with Bogetti finishing at 4-under par 140 while Kotti secured her champions medal at 7-over par 151.
In the Boy's division, Andrew Bogetti wins his second tournament on the Junior Tour this season after a three shot victory over Landon Graves making this back-to-back wins for the talent from Ripon. Bogetti produced steady rounds of 70-70 over the weekend, carding a total of 13 birdies which was a tournament high. The tournament came down to the final nine holes of the competition where Bogetti gained momentum as he carded four birdies during this stretch to separate himself from the Boys field. Victory here at Fall Series VII takes Andrew to 1st on the JTNC Boys Player of the Year standings with a total of 650 points, 157 points ahead of the next Boy on that list.
Runner-up went to Landon Graves, a class of 2030 talent from Santa Rosa, who turned in rounds 72-71 earning himself his fist medal of the season. Graves turned in eight birdies over the 36-hole tournament. Third place went to Andy Yuan of Danville at even par 144, Andy carded a total of 8 birdies over the weekend and one eagle while earning his first medal of the 2026-2027 season. Fourth place went to Alexander Chang of Pleasanton at 2-over par 146, Alexander had rounds of 74-72.
In the Girls division, Medha Kotti secures her first tournament win of the 2026-2027 JTNC season after a two recent top fifteen finishes of 10th and 12th. Medha was able to win the Girls division by five shots after a second day push which saw her separate herself from the field with a stellar performance. After a first round 8-over 80 Medha knew there was work to be done if she wanted to be crowned champion for the first time this season, and in round two she was able to climb her way to the top by carding a 1-under 71! In total she turned in six birdies over the weekend with five of those coming during her final round! Medha now sits at 9th on the JTNC Girls Player of the Year standings with a total of 325 points, 225 points outside of the top-three ranked Girls.
Runner-up needed a card-off after Melody Chen and New Thongrattana were tied at 12-over par 156, with Melody carding rounds of 82-74 and New having rounds of 81-75. Ultimately it was Melody Chen who took the 2nd place medal as her second round score was the difference maker in the card-off, Melody had four birdies throughout the tournament. Third place subsequently went to New Thongrattana who was able to chalk up a total of four birdies to show for her efforts. Fourth place went to Victoria Hang of Pleasanton at 15-over par 159 where she added a third top-ten finish for the season! Victoria had rounds of 81-78 while making four birdies.