Allstate Sugar Bowl Tommy Moore Memorial
The Allstate Sugar Bowl Tommy Moore Memorial is an annual two-day tournament featuring top-ranked junior golfers from across the country who compete each holiday season in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Tommy Moore was the most accomplished junior golfer to ever emerge from the New Orleans area. In 1980, Tommy was ranked #1 in the Golf Digest Junior World Rankings and went on to have a decorated collegiate career at Oklahoma State University where he was an All-American, National Champion, and Academic All-American.
After playing on the PGA TOUR for three seasons, Tommy Moore's life was cut short at the young age of 35 due to a rare blood disease. In his memory, the Kelly Gibson Foundation is proud to partner with the Allstate Sugar Bowl to host a national event that recognizes the impact Tommy made on junior golf and the New Orleans community.
Eligible age divisions:
Field of 84 top-ranked boys & girls from across the country ages 13-18 who are not yet enrolled in college.
Girls 13-18 Boys 13-18
Please Contact Executive Director, Taylor Capouch with any questions.
“It feels great, this one means a lot. It is my first win in a while, and you just need that confidence sometimes... I worked really hard on breathing and staying in the moment, going in strong and not thinking about any expectations and going out and getting some birdies. I’d like to thank Kelly Gibson and the Foundation for putting on a great tournament and thank my parents and coaches for supporting me in all that I do.”
- Mason An
“It feels great, this one means a lot. It is my first win in a while, and you just need that confidence sometimes... I worked really hard on breathing and staying in the moment, going in strong and not thinking about any expectations and going out and getting some birdies. I’d like to thank Kelly Gibson and the Foundation for putting on a great tournament and thank my parents and coaches for supporting me in all that I do.”
- Jamison Louie
Allstate Sugar Bowl
Tommy Moore Memorial
Past Champions
2024
Boys 13-18 Champion
Mason An of Houston, TX
Girls 13-18 Champion
Jamison Louie of Sugar Land, TX
2022
Boys 13-18 Champion
Trip Duke of Fairhope, AL
Girls 13-18 Champion
Kenna Lee of Bellaire, TX
2020
Boys 13-18 Champion
Luke Haskew of Baton Rouge, LA
Girls 13-18 Champion
Maggie Ni of Cyrpess, TX
2018
Boys 13-18 Champion
Nicholas Arcement of Thibodaux, LA
Girls 13-18 Champion
Abbey Daniel of Covington, LA
2016
Boys 16-18 Champion
Jack Gnam of Ridgeland, MS
Boys 13-15 Champion
Trey Morse of New Orleans, LA
Girls 13-18 Champion
Yujeong Son of Norman, OK
2014
Boys 16-18 Champion
Benjamin Nelson of Madison, MS
Boys 13-15 Champion
Joey Kirkland of West Monroe, LA
Girls 13-18 Champion
Julia Johnson of St. Gabriel, LA
2012
Boys 14-18 Champion
Jacob Bergeron of Slidell, LA
Boys 12-13 Champion
Hayden White of Benton, LA
Girls 14-18 Champion
Morgan Nadaline of Anderson, IN
Girls 12-13 Champion
Presley Baggett of Diamondhead, MS
2023
Boys 13-18 Champion
Niel Phillips of New Orleans, LA
Girls 13-18 Champion
Frances Brown of Mobile, AL
2021
Boys 13-18 Champion
Ethan Dial of Shreveport, LA
Girls 13-18 Champion
Karstyn Altese of Diamondhead, MS
2019
Boys 13-18 Champion
Payne Johnson of Shreveport, LA
Girls 13-18 Champion
Avery Weed of Ocean Springs, MS
2017
Boys 16-18 Champion
Fisher Vollendorf of Fayetteville, AR
Boys 13-15 Champion
Keaton Vo of Austin, TX
Girls 13-18 Champion
Yujeong Son of Norman, OK
2015
Boys 16-18 Champion
Logan Leary of Gonzales, LA
Boys 13-15 Champion
Damin Strydom of Kingwood, TX
Girls 13-18 Champion
Yujeong Son of Norman, OK
2013
Boys 16-18 Champion
Jacob Bergeron of Slidell, LA
Boys 13-15 Co-Champions
C.J. Easley of Batesville, MS
Zac Ciesla of Lake Charles, LA
Girls 13-18 Champion
Sydney Cavin of Baton Rouge, LA
2011
Boys 14-18 Champion
Philip Barbaree of Shreveport, LA
Boys 12-13 Champion
Jacob Bergeron of Slidell, LA
Girls 14-18 Champion
Gabi Oubre' of Mobile, AL
Girls 12-13 Champion
Mary Francis Chauvin of Hammond, LA
Video and interviews by Boot Krewe Media at the 2021 Allstate Sugar Bowl Tommy Moore Memorial