MOULTRIE — Colquitt County golfers won two age-group championships at the Georgia State Golf Association Junior Sectional tournament held Monday at Glen Arven Country Club in Thomasville.

And local golfers have played well in all four of the Southwest Section’s events so far this year.

On Monday at Glen Arven, Spencer Cokely shot a 40 to win the boy 11-and-under age group by three shots over Jake Lastinger.

Andrew Eunice tied for fifth with a 48.

Aaron Elrod, a veteran of the Colquitt County High Class AAAAA state champion golf team, shot a 77 to win the boys 16-17 age group by two shots over Ashton Pellicano.

Colquitt County golfers who took second-place finishes on Monday were John Fordham and Jaycee Eunice. Fordham had eight birdies and shot a 72 to finish two shots back of Brad Germany in the boys 14-15 age group.

Eunice shot a 49 and was three shots behind Lindsey McCurdy.

The young golfers are trying to get sufficient points to qualify for the Junior Sectional Challenge Match.

The 33rd Annual Junior Sectional Challenge Match will be played July 24-25 at Fields Ferry Golf Club in Calhoun. The top four boys will qualify from each age group in each section as will the top two girls in each section.

Qualification will be based on total points earned from section events.

Elrod and Fordham qualified for last year’s Challenge Match, held at Doublegate Country Club in Albany.

Elrod finished third in the boys 16-17 age group last year, helping the Southwest Section win the Challenge Match by one point over the Southeast Section.

Another Southwest Sectional tournament will be held on July 11 at Valdosta Country Club before the Challenge Match.

The five-event Southwest Section schedule opened June 6 at Sunset Country Club.

Anna Leigh Keith, playing on her home course, shot a 70 to win the girls 14-17 age group by 19 strokes.

Fordham shot an 81 for second in the boys 14-15 and Andrew Eunice had a 42 to tie for third in boys 11-and-under.

On June 12 at Adel’s Circlestone Country Club, Andrew Eunice took a fourth-place finish and Jaycee Eunice tied for first in the girls 13-and-under age group.

The next event was on June 19 at Tifton’s Spring Hill Country, where Jaycee Eunice tied for first in thegirls 13-and-under age group with a 48.