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Martín has won 2 JUNGLE tournaments that catapulted him to become the best junior in Chile and one of the best in the region — 4 Top 10s and 2 wins in JUNGLE. After his regular appearances in JUNGLE, Martín cemented himself as the #1 junior in Chile and qualified for the Astara Chile Classic, where he debuts on March 6, 2026.

Thanks to his outstanding performances on the JUNGLE circuit and other regional tournaments, Samuel earned the chance to debut at the Junior Presidents Cup, where he added a foursomes win playing alongside Kartik Singh. Thanks to his experience in top-level tournaments like JUNGLE, Samuel is ready to debut with Texas Tech this Fall 2026.

Regina has climbed the rankings since her win at the Abraham Ancer Junior Open — to the point of receiving invitations to other JUNGLE tournaments and international call-ups such as the South American Amateur, where she finished third and took home the bronze medal. Regina knows that capitalizing on regional wins is key to standing out as one of the best players in the region, which is why she continues her path to college by playing the Jose Toledo Junior Open in April 2026.

Paloma used JUNGLE to establish herself as one of the best juniors of her class across Latin America. After her JUNGLE win, Paloma won 2 international tournaments and secured her scholarship at Baylor University, NCAA DI. Paloma played 2 JUNGLE seasons, marking her path toward earning an athletic scholarship on the NCAA college circuit.