Preview: The Ally
10/23/2021 11:58:00 AM | Women's Golf
No. 12 TCU closes the fall season in West Point, Miss.
FORT WORTH -- The No. 12 TCU women's golf team will be in its final fall tournament when it begins play Monday at The Ally in West Point, Miss.
The event will be held over three days at the par 72, 6,353-yard Old Waverly Golf Club.
The Field
TCU is the lone non-SEC member in the 12-team field that includes Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Kentucky, LSU, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt and host Mississippi State.
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When Last in Action
TCU set a pair of program records and freshman Caitlyn Macnab broke another school mark at the Jim West Challenge (Oct. 17-18) in San Marcos, Texas.
For a second consecutive day, TCU established a school record for single-round score with its final round 13-under-par 275. The Horned Frogs' 32-under 832 shattered their previous 54-hole mark of 843 set in this year's season opening Sam Golden Invitational. TCU finished in second place, just seven strokes behind No. 2 Oklahoma State.
Macnab, in just her third collegiate tournament, carded a 13-under 203 to break the TCU record of 204 set by Sabrina Iqbal at the Sam Golden Invitational. Macnab, from Johannesburg, South Africa, finished in second place, two shots behind medalist Caley McGinty of Oklahoma State.
The Lineup
TCU's lineup will be Cailyn Macnab, Sabrina Iqbal, Lois Lau, Valeria Pacheco and Caroline Jordaan.
Macnab is coming off her TCU record-setting performance of 13-under 203 at the Jim West Challenge. The freshman has a 69.8 stroke average and is ranked 31st nationally by Golfstat. She has shot par or better in seven of nine rounds this fall.
Iqbal has a top-five finish in all three tournaments this season. The senior and San Jose, Calif., native has a team-best 69.0 stroke average and is ranked seventh nationally. She already has set a career-high with six sub-70 rounds this season, giving her 18 in her career.
Lau tied for seventh with an 8-under 208 at the Jim West Challenge. The sophomore from Noisy-sur-Ecole, France, has a 72.5 stroke average this season and has played in all but one tournament over her two seasons.
As a senior, Pacheco is having a career-best year with a 72.2 stroke average, 2.5 shots better than her previous career-low of 74.7 last season. The Hallandale Beach, Fla., native opened the fall with a career best 6-under 210 at the Sam Golden Invitational.
Jordaan has played in all three fall tournaments in her first season as a Horned Frog and has a 74.2 stroke average.
The event will be held over three days at the par 72, 6,353-yard Old Waverly Golf Club.
The Field
TCU is the lone non-SEC member in the 12-team field that includes Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Kentucky, LSU, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt and host Mississippi State.
How to Follow
Live scoring is available HERE.
When Last in Action
TCU set a pair of program records and freshman Caitlyn Macnab broke another school mark at the Jim West Challenge (Oct. 17-18) in San Marcos, Texas.
For a second consecutive day, TCU established a school record for single-round score with its final round 13-under-par 275. The Horned Frogs' 32-under 832 shattered their previous 54-hole mark of 843 set in this year's season opening Sam Golden Invitational. TCU finished in second place, just seven strokes behind No. 2 Oklahoma State.
Macnab, in just her third collegiate tournament, carded a 13-under 203 to break the TCU record of 204 set by Sabrina Iqbal at the Sam Golden Invitational. Macnab, from Johannesburg, South Africa, finished in second place, two shots behind medalist Caley McGinty of Oklahoma State.
The Lineup
TCU's lineup will be Cailyn Macnab, Sabrina Iqbal, Lois Lau, Valeria Pacheco and Caroline Jordaan.
Macnab is coming off her TCU record-setting performance of 13-under 203 at the Jim West Challenge. The freshman has a 69.8 stroke average and is ranked 31st nationally by Golfstat. She has shot par or better in seven of nine rounds this fall.
Iqbal has a top-five finish in all three tournaments this season. The senior and San Jose, Calif., native has a team-best 69.0 stroke average and is ranked seventh nationally. She already has set a career-high with six sub-70 rounds this season, giving her 18 in her career.
Lau tied for seventh with an 8-under 208 at the Jim West Challenge. The sophomore from Noisy-sur-Ecole, France, has a 72.5 stroke average this season and has played in all but one tournament over her two seasons.
As a senior, Pacheco is having a career-best year with a 72.2 stroke average, 2.5 shots better than her previous career-low of 74.7 last season. The Hallandale Beach, Fla., native opened the fall with a career best 6-under 210 at the Sam Golden Invitational.
Jordaan has played in all three fall tournaments in her first season as a Horned Frog and has a 74.2 stroke average.
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