Monday, April 11
Fort Worth, Texas
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The Bruzzy
Iqbal Wins The Bruzzy
4/12/2022 2:59:00 PM | Women's Golf
TCU senior cards a school record 9-under-par 63
FORT WORTH -- Sabrina Iqbal set a TCU record with a 9-under-par 63 to capture medalist honors as final-round play concluded Tuesday at The Bruzzy, held at Waterchase Golf Club in Fort Worth.
No. 29 TCU finished in second place out of 14 teams, right above No. 7 Oklahoma State and No. 13 Texas. The field included eight programs ranked in the top 50 nationally. The Horned Frogs were 12 under as a team in the final round to finish 9 under for the tournament.
Iqbal Makes History
Iqbal's 63 broke the TCU mark of 64, held by Sanna Nuutinen (2013) and Valeria Pacheco (2020). It also ties for the 11th-lowest round in NCAA history.
Iqbal started the day six strokes off the lead. For the second consecutive round, she began play with an eagle on the par 5, 525-yard 13th hole. Her five eagles tie Pacheco and Caitlyn Macnab for the TCU season record with all three accomplishing the mark this year. Iqbal's nine career eagles are one shy of Greta Bruner's program record of 10 (2017-21).
In addition to her eagle, Iqbal had a stretch of six consecutive birdies with all seven on the day coming over her final 12 holes.
A senior from San Jose, Calif., Iqbal is a medalist for the second time. In her second career tournament as a Horned Frog, she tied for first at the 2018 Maryb S. Kauth Invitational.
Quote of the Day
"The team showed great toughness all week in extremely windy conditions," TCU Head Women's Golf Coach Angie Ravaioli-Larkin said. "I am very proud of our focus.
"Sabrina has been knocking at the door all year. She has really stayed patient and positive while working hard every day. She has earned this victory! I am so proud of her!
"Now the fun begins, and we want to keep dancing in the postseason!"
The Horned Frogs
TCU freshman Caitlyn Macnab finished 11th with a 2-under 214. A final round 69, her team-best eighth sub-70 score of the season, included five consecutive birdies and six in seven holes.
Lois Lau's three birdies came in a four-hole stretch en route to a 73. Valeria Pacheco also had three birdies in posting her best round of the tournament with a 71.
Up Next
TCU returns to action April 22 when it begins play at the Big 12 Championship in Hockley, Texas.
Team Scores
1. Baylor - 281-275-287=843
2. TCU - 286-293-276=855
T3. Oklahoma State - 285-286-287=858
T3. Texas - 294-286-278=858
5. North Texas - 295-286-283=864
6. Iowa State - 296-290-282=868
7. Tulsa - 303-284-286=873
8. Tulane - 291-289-298=878
T9. Charlotte - 303-290-291=884
T9. Oklahoma - 301-293=290=884
11. Houston - 300-300-288=888
12. Texas Tech - 300-299-292=891
13. Kansas State - 303-302-295=900
14. Kansas - 298-315-294=907
TCU Scores
1. Sabrina Iqbal - 73-69-63=205
11. Caitlyn Macnab - 70-75-69=214
T23. Lois Lau - 72-74-73=219
T28. Valeria Pacheco - 74-75-71=220
T65. Trinity King - 71-81-78=230
No. 29 TCU finished in second place out of 14 teams, right above No. 7 Oklahoma State and No. 13 Texas. The field included eight programs ranked in the top 50 nationally. The Horned Frogs were 12 under as a team in the final round to finish 9 under for the tournament.
Iqbal Makes History
Iqbal's 63 broke the TCU mark of 64, held by Sanna Nuutinen (2013) and Valeria Pacheco (2020). It also ties for the 11th-lowest round in NCAA history.
Iqbal started the day six strokes off the lead. For the second consecutive round, she began play with an eagle on the par 5, 525-yard 13th hole. Her five eagles tie Pacheco and Caitlyn Macnab for the TCU season record with all three accomplishing the mark this year. Iqbal's nine career eagles are one shy of Greta Bruner's program record of 10 (2017-21).
In addition to her eagle, Iqbal had a stretch of six consecutive birdies with all seven on the day coming over her final 12 holes.
A senior from San Jose, Calif., Iqbal is a medalist for the second time. In her second career tournament as a Horned Frog, she tied for first at the 2018 Maryb S. Kauth Invitational.
Quote of the Day
"The team showed great toughness all week in extremely windy conditions," TCU Head Women's Golf Coach Angie Ravaioli-Larkin said. "I am very proud of our focus.
"Sabrina has been knocking at the door all year. She has really stayed patient and positive while working hard every day. She has earned this victory! I am so proud of her!
"Now the fun begins, and we want to keep dancing in the postseason!"
The Horned Frogs
TCU freshman Caitlyn Macnab finished 11th with a 2-under 214. A final round 69, her team-best eighth sub-70 score of the season, included five consecutive birdies and six in seven holes.
Lois Lau's three birdies came in a four-hole stretch en route to a 73. Valeria Pacheco also had three birdies in posting her best round of the tournament with a 71.
Up Next
TCU returns to action April 22 when it begins play at the Big 12 Championship in Hockley, Texas.
Team Scores
1. Baylor - 281-275-287=843
2. TCU - 286-293-276=855
T3. Oklahoma State - 285-286-287=858
T3. Texas - 294-286-278=858
5. North Texas - 295-286-283=864
6. Iowa State - 296-290-282=868
7. Tulsa - 303-284-286=873
8. Tulane - 291-289-298=878
T9. Charlotte - 303-290-291=884
T9. Oklahoma - 301-293=290=884
11. Houston - 300-300-288=888
12. Texas Tech - 300-299-292=891
13. Kansas State - 303-302-295=900
14. Kansas - 298-315-294=907
TCU Scores
1. Sabrina Iqbal - 73-69-63=205
11. Caitlyn Macnab - 70-75-69=214
T23. Lois Lau - 72-74-73=219
T28. Valeria Pacheco - 74-75-71=220
T65. Trinity King - 71-81-78=230
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