The Wilkin-sons had never played Seven Lakes before the practice round, but used steady play -- hitting 16 greens and having no three-putt greens -- to beat out three other teams by two shots.

The modified shot format allowed each player to hit tee shots on each hole, then select the ball to play alternating shots for the balance of the hole.

Keith Harris of Concord and Dylan Harris of Southern Pines tied for fifth with 73, and also tied for first in Flight A.

The Paul Jetts of Southern Pines and Pinehurst tied for 25th with 76, along with the Banks Woods team, defending champions from Charlotte. Paul and Phillip Simson of Raleigh were also at 76.

Glenn Lassiter of Robbins and Steve Lassiter of Pinehurst tied for 33rd at 77. The Joe Pooles of Raeford and Bayonet at Puppy Creek were at 78.

Parent-Child: Tom Crane and daughter Sydney Crane of Jamestown posted a 3-under-par 68 to win the Carolinas Parent-Child Championship held at the Club at Longleaf.

The format was modified alternate shot.

Four teams tied for second with 71.

John and Jessie Bunn of Raleigh won the net division with 71 with a handicap of 12 for a 59. Sue and Bo Boals of Southern Pines had a net 65 to finish tied for fourth.

Twin States: Rachel Uremovich of Hilton Head, S.C., won the 40th Twin States Junior Girls' Championship with back-to-back rounds of 72. Michelle Ahn of Chapel Hill was three shots back at 147.

Erica Creed of Kernersville won Flight 1 70, the low round of the day. Eleana Collins of Pinehurst shot 80-74 to finish second.

The other flight winners were: Flight 2--Lauren Tomlinson, Greeleyville, S.C.; Flight 3--Faith Hardison, Jamesville; Flight 4--Claire Fisher, Asheville; Flight 5--Brittany Zachrich, Hickory; Flight 6--Amy Otteson, Wilson; Flight 7--Mallory Warrick, Wilson; Flight 8--Sarah Schach, Greensboro.

Corrine Carr was fourth in Flight 2 with 158, while Darlea Carr of Pinehurst shot 159.

Dogwood State: The Dogwood State Junior Championships for North Carolina boys and girls will be played Tuesday-Thursday at Bermuda Run Country Club.

The Carolinas Golf Association event is a 54-hole stroke competition for boys in the 14-15 and 16-18 age divisions and the girls' division. Boys ages 11 and under will engage in 27 holes of stroke play.

Senior Partners: The Carolinas Golf Association will hold its 6th North Carolina Senior Partners Championship at Greensboro Country Club's Farm Course, Tuesday-Thursday.

A field of 76 teams will compete on the 6,446-yard par-71 Greensboro CC course. The three-day event has a format that includes four-ball stroke play in the first round, modified alternate shot in the second round and then four-ball stroke play again in round three.