Jasmine Wong hugs caddie Brian Pang after clinching the Manoa Cup women’s title. | Photo by Andrew Lee
Jasmine Wong adds her second golf title in as many months with win in women’s Manoa Cup
BY HSRN STAFF
PUBLISHED JUNE 22, 2024
Jasmine Wong is looking like a young rising star on the links.
One month after becoming Iolani’s first-ever individual girls golf state champion, the recently-graduated Raider added state amateur match-play champion to her resume when she claimed the Manoa Cup women’s title Friday at the Oahu Country Club.
She held off Kalani High alumna and current Santa Clara junior Rachael Wang, 3 and 1, for the win. Wong herself will play collegiately for Gonzaga in Spokane, Wash.
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