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Horned Frogs Finish 2nd in Cabo
11/4/2018 4:49:00 PM | Women's Golf
TCU set a school record with its final-round score of 277
San Jose del Cabo, Mexico -- A school-record round of 277, led by Greta Bruner's 67, helped the No. 25 TCU women's golf team to a second-place finish Sunday at the Battle at the Beach.
The Horned Frogs' 7-under-par 277 marked the second time this fall to set a school mark for single-round score. TCU had a 279 last month at the Maryb S. Kauth Invitational in San Antonio.
TCU's second-place finish at the Battle at the Beach comes after winning back-to-back team championships at the Maryb S. Kauth Invitational and Jim West Challenge.
The Horned Frogs' 862, which trailed only No. 23 Auburn in the 17-team field, is the fourth best 54-hole score in program history.
Quote of the Day
"What a great way to cap off our fall season," TCU women's golf coach Angie Ravaioli-Larkin said. "These ladies are amazing in every way! They represent TCU and our prestigious program with class and character. I am so proud of who they are, for their big hearts, discipline, leadership and the fact they remain humble and hungry!"
The Horned Frogs
Greta Bruner's career-low 67 resulted in a third-place finish. She began her day with a birdie and finished with a team-best five on the day while shooting par on 12 holes. The junior from Conroe, Texas, recorded her fourth top-10 result in her last nine tournaments. Bruner finished just three strokes behind co-medalists Ana Paula Valdes of Clemson and Kaleigh Telfer of Auburn.
Grace Do had a career-best finish in tying for ninth, her second straight top-10 result. The Coppell, Texas, native carded a final-round 70 which included three birdies and par on 13 holes.
Freshmen Sabrina Iqbal and Valeria Pacheco tied for 12th and 24th, respectively.
Iqbal posted her third straight top-15 finish. She parred 16 holes and had two birdies en route to a 69, her third sub-70 score in her last eight rounds. Pacheco added a 71 as she birdied her opening hole, one of two birdies on the day, while shooting par on 14 holes.
Up Next
TCU will return to action Feb. 10 when it opens its spring season at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic in Rio Grande, P.R.
Team Scores
1. Auburn – 287-278-280=845
2. TCU – 298-287-277=862
3. Texas – 292-289-284=865
4. Clemson – 307-274-285=866
5. Vanderbilt – 298-277-294=869
6. Oklahoma – 299-285-288=872
T7. Mississippi State – 294-294-291=879
T7. Missouri – 302-285-292=879
9. Virginia – 298-302-293=893
10. Houston – 304-295-301=900
11. Tulane – 298-308-300=906
12. Baylor – 304-303-302=909
13. New Mexico – 313-299-304=916
14. UAB – 322-309-286=917
15. Iowa – 308-319-291=918
16. Denver – 309-306-304=919
17. Tulsa – 313-316-296=925
TCU Scores
3. Greta Bruner – 73-71-67=211
T9. Grace Do – 73-72-70=215
T12. Sabrina Iqbal – 74-73-69=216
T24. Valeria Pacheco – 78-71-71=220
T49. Annika Clark – 78-74-75=227
T53. Yeji Shin (Ind.) – 79-72-77=228
The Horned Frogs' 7-under-par 277 marked the second time this fall to set a school mark for single-round score. TCU had a 279 last month at the Maryb S. Kauth Invitational in San Antonio.
TCU's second-place finish at the Battle at the Beach comes after winning back-to-back team championships at the Maryb S. Kauth Invitational and Jim West Challenge.
The Horned Frogs' 862, which trailed only No. 23 Auburn in the 17-team field, is the fourth best 54-hole score in program history.
Quote of the Day
"What a great way to cap off our fall season," TCU women's golf coach Angie Ravaioli-Larkin said. "These ladies are amazing in every way! They represent TCU and our prestigious program with class and character. I am so proud of who they are, for their big hearts, discipline, leadership and the fact they remain humble and hungry!"
The Horned Frogs
Greta Bruner's career-low 67 resulted in a third-place finish. She began her day with a birdie and finished with a team-best five on the day while shooting par on 12 holes. The junior from Conroe, Texas, recorded her fourth top-10 result in her last nine tournaments. Bruner finished just three strokes behind co-medalists Ana Paula Valdes of Clemson and Kaleigh Telfer of Auburn.
Grace Do had a career-best finish in tying for ninth, her second straight top-10 result. The Coppell, Texas, native carded a final-round 70 which included three birdies and par on 13 holes.
Freshmen Sabrina Iqbal and Valeria Pacheco tied for 12th and 24th, respectively.
Iqbal posted her third straight top-15 finish. She parred 16 holes and had two birdies en route to a 69, her third sub-70 score in her last eight rounds. Pacheco added a 71 as she birdied her opening hole, one of two birdies on the day, while shooting par on 14 holes.
Up Next
TCU will return to action Feb. 10 when it opens its spring season at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic in Rio Grande, P.R.
Team Scores
1. Auburn – 287-278-280=845
2. TCU – 298-287-277=862
3. Texas – 292-289-284=865
4. Clemson – 307-274-285=866
5. Vanderbilt – 298-277-294=869
6. Oklahoma – 299-285-288=872
T7. Mississippi State – 294-294-291=879
T7. Missouri – 302-285-292=879
9. Virginia – 298-302-293=893
10. Houston – 304-295-301=900
11. Tulane – 298-308-300=906
12. Baylor – 304-303-302=909
13. New Mexico – 313-299-304=916
14. UAB – 322-309-286=917
15. Iowa – 308-319-291=918
16. Denver – 309-306-304=919
17. Tulsa – 313-316-296=925
TCU Scores
3. Greta Bruner – 73-71-67=211
T9. Grace Do – 73-72-70=215
T12. Sabrina Iqbal – 74-73-69=216
T24. Valeria Pacheco – 78-71-71=220
T49. Annika Clark – 78-74-75=227
T53. Yeji Shin (Ind.) – 79-72-77=228
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