TOURNAMENT RECAPS
AJGA Lucent Technologies Boys Junior: Matthew Rosenfeld of Plano, Texas, shot a final-round 68 to win Aug. 3 at Lakewood Country Club in Dallas. Rosenfeld, 17, tied the AJGA 18-hole record with a 63 in the third round then set a 72-hole scoring record 16-under-par 268. Anthony Kim finished second five shots back.
- For complete results visit www.golfweek.com/amateur/

AJGA Betsy Rawls Girls Junior: Elizabeth Janangelo of West Hartford, Conn., needed three playoff holes to defeat Brittany Lang of McKinney, Texas, Aug. 2 at DuPont Country Club in Wilmington, Del. Janangelo, a 17-year-old who is ranked No. 1 in the Golfweek/Titleist Performance Index, held a two-shot lead entering the 14th hole but made double bogey and fall into a tie with Lang until the event ended on the third playoff hole.
- For complete results visit www.golfweek.com/amateur/

PGA Junior Series: Jon Holt beat Spencer Paschall by a shot Aug. 3 at Ridgecrest Golf Club in Nampa, Idaho; and Stephanie Connelly handily won the girls division shooting a 77-71--148. In a July 31 event at Indian Summer Golf and Country Club in Olympia, Wash., Jay Choe shot 73-73--146 to win the boys division by two. Lauren Ressler shot 72-76--148 to win the girls division.
- For complete results visit www.golfweek.com/amateur/

Elsewhere: Marty Melcher won the AJGA Marsico Funds Colorado Junior in a playoff over Derek O'Neill and Drew Stoltz. Leah Whiting won the girls division. . . . Whitney Myers won the girls division of the AJGA ClubCorp Junior Players and Blaine Peffley won the boys by four. . . In Canadian Junior Golf Association play Ryan Frankland, Jacob Manz, Rachel Smith and Rochelle Brown won their respective divisions.
- For complete results visit www.golfweek.com/amateur/

NEWS AND NOTES
* In state junior amateur competition: Michael Thompson beat Jake Grodzinsky in the Arizona Boys State Match Play Championship Aug. 5 at Desert Mountain Golf Course; Hilary Anderson won the Illinois Women's Golf Association Girls Junior by two over Noriko Nakazaki Aug. 1 at the University of Illinois Golf Course; Scott Stachelek defeated Rob Greenfield, 5 and 4, in the New England Junior at Ponkapoag Golf Club in Canton, Mass.; Weston Way beat Kevin Kisner by a shot in the Carolinas Junior at Greensboro (N.C.) Country Club.

* Twelve juniors advanced to match play in the U.S. Women's Amateur last week at Flint Hills National Golf Club in Andover, Kan. The leading qualifier of the juniors was 16-year-old Mallory Code of Tampa, Fla., qualifying fourth at 144. Going the furthest was 17-year-old Nicole Perrot of Chile. Perrot, who won the U.S. Girls' Junior a week earlier in Mission Hills, Kan., lost to Meredith Duncan in the championship in 37 holes.

RECRUITING CENTRAL
August is a time when many juniors will be writing resumes detailing summer successes to coaches. Be sure to include enough detail in reporting your play so coaches will be able to evaluate your ability. Coaches want to know the level of the event, scores and your finish. Be sure to include par and yardage of the course with course rating and any unusual weather conditions. This helps paint a picture for the coach regarding your play that week.

Be specific. Don't just write, ''I won my club junior championship,'' or ''I came in second in the local junior tournament.'' Scores are not mentioned in these examples, thus they lack value. Also scores from four or five years ago, even career lows, don't have much meaning.

If you are looking to impress a coach, send your resume indicating that your level of tournament play is equal to or better than his/her top players. Most coaches are looking to recruit No. 1 or No. 2 players for their team, and most likely they already have several players competing for the fourth and fifth spots in the traveling squad.

For more college recruiting information, visit the Ping American College Golf Guide at www.collegegolf.com/

PLAYER TO WATCH
Name: Matthew Pierce Jr.
Age: 12
Golfweek/Sagarin Ranking: unranked
Residence: San Juan Capistrano, Calif.
Profile: Beginning this fall he will be a seventh-grader at St. Margaret's Middle School. He was the youngest competitor in the starting field at this year's U.S. Junior Amateur after shooting a career-best 7-under-par 137 at Warner Springs (Calif.) Golf Club to qualify. He missed the 64-player match-play cut at the U.S. Junior after rounds of 80-77--157.

''I just wanted to try (qualifying) to see how my game matched up to the older players,'' said Pierce, who first broke par when he was 9, shooting 66 at Marbella Country Club in California from the red tees. ''This is the first tournament I've played where I've had to travel. I was very nervous on the first tee the first day and a little intimidated. But all the players treated me as if I were their age and made me feel comfortable out there.

''My goal was to make match play, but I'm not too disappointed. It was a great experience and just a lot of fun playing out there. I definitely learned a lot, especially to play more maturely and to not always go for the flagstick.''

NUMBER CRUNCHING
Here is a list of last week's winners and their movement in the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index:

BOYS:
PGA Junior Series (Olympia, Wash.) -- Jay Choe (141st to 136th)
PGA Junior Series (Nampa, Idaho) -- Jon Holt (unranked)
Junior America's Cup -- Daniel Summerhays (51st to 46th)
CJGA Alberta Junior -- Jacob Manz (unranked)
CJGA Ontario Junior -- Derek Hurwitch (226th to 218th)

AJGA ClubCorp Junior Players -- Blaine Peffley (47th to 41st)
AJGA Marsico Funds Junior Roundup -- Marty Melcher (unranked)
AJGA Lucent Technologies Boys Junior -- Matthew Rosenfeld (5th to 4th)

GIRLS:
PGA Junior Series (Olympia, Wash.) -- Lauren Ressler (unranked)
PGA Junior Series (Nampa, Idaho) -- Stephanie Connelly (unranked)
AJGA Marsico Funds Junior Roundup -- Leah Whiting (unranked)
AJGA McDonald's Betsy Rawls Girls -- Elizabeth Janangelo (remained No. 1)
AJGA ClubCorp Junior Players -- Whitney Myers (unranked)

Golfweek/Titliest Performance Index (as of Aug. 8)
BOYS:
1. Casey Wittenberg 69.47
2. Kevin Na 69.69
3. Ryan Moore 70.08
4. Matthew Rosenfeld 70.24
5. Jay Reynolds 70.44
6. Anthony Kim 70.46
7. Jonathan Moore 70.71
8. Henry Liaw 70.79
9. Ryan Cochran 70.92
10. Colby Beckstrom 71.01

For complete rankings visit www.golfweek.com/sagarin/boys.asp

GIRLS:
1. Elizabeth Janangelo 71.04
2. Aree Song Wongluekiet 71.68
3. May Wood 71.93
4. Whitney Welch 72.09
5. Brittany Lang 72.11
6. Christina Kim 72.30
7. Lani Elston 72.85
8. Stella Lee 72.91
9. Allison Martin 72.93
10. Erica Blasberg 73.03

For complete rankings visit www.golfweek.com/sagarin/girls.asp

THIS WEEK IN GOLFWEEK
Be sure to check out Golfweek to learn how LSU senior Meredith Duncan held off Chile's Nicole Perrot in 37 holes to win the U.S. Women's Amateur at Flint Hills National Golf Club in Andover, Kan. . . . Log on to golfweek.com for up-to-date U.S. Amateur qualifying results and participate in the ''It's Your Honor'' poll question. This week: Who will win the 83rd PGA Championship?

Have an interesting junior note to report or know an interesting junior we can profile? E-mail Golfweek scoreboard editor Jay Coffin at jcoffin@golfweek.com.