The following boys and girls golfers were named to the Carolinas Golf Associaton's all-state teams.

Grant Houser, senior, Holly Springs boys golf

Senior Grant Houser has committed to Campbell. As a junior for Holly Springs, Houser made the Tri-Nine's all-conference team with a 35.9 stroke average per nine holes — good for fourth overall.

Grayson Murray, one of the state's most outstanding young golfers, on Monday won a sectional qualifying tournament and advanced to the 156-player field for the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship.

Murray, a Leesville Road High School golfer who last month won the N.C. High School Athletic Association 4-A championship, shot a second-round 66 on Monday at Bradford Creek Golf Course in Greenville for a 134 total and a one-stroke victory Jonathan Diianni of Kernersville.

All-Conference Tri-Nine golfers

Michael Cromie (GH) 34.6

Andy Knox (APX) 35

Alex Ehlert (AD) 35.4

Grant Houser (HS) 35.9

Jake Stone (HS) 36.7

Andrew Fowler (GH) 37.5

Ryan Gilbert (GH) 38.5

Matt Hancock (FV) 38.6

Micah Lawrence (LC) 38.6

Nick Zurowski (HS) 38.75

Zach Oplinger (APX) 39.4

Cameron Pratt (FV) 39.5

Tri-Nine team points

Green Hope 88

Holly Springs 76.5

Apex 69

Fuquay-Varina 56.5

Athens Drive 47

Lee County 35

Middle Creek 35

Cary 24

Panther Creek 19

With rain on the first day, a number of competitors at the 60th Carolinas Junior Championship were forced to play rounds one and two yesterday on the Dogwood course at The Country Club of North Carolina in Pinehurst, N.C.