Monday, February 26
Humble, Texas
8 AM
TCU
vs
Chevron Collegiate
Preview: The Chevron Collegiate
2/25/2024 1:48:00 PM | Women's Golf
Horned Frogs begin 54-hole affair at 8 a.m. on Monday
FORT WORTH – TCU makes its first of two springtime visits to Space City on Monday to begin play at The Chevron Collegiate, hosted by Big 12 rival Houston.
The two-day, 54-hole affair takes place from Monday-Tuesday at Golf Club of Houston in Humble, Texas.
TCU's lineup is comprised of Lois Lau, Sofia Barroso Sa, Kirstin Angosta, Meagan Winans and Sophie Anand. The top-four is unchanged from the Horned Frogs' most recent tournament – the Puerto Rico Classic – while Anand is making her TCU debut.
Nine programs in the 17-team field cracked the top-50 of the latest Scoreboard team rankings. The field includes four Big 12 counterparts in Iowa State, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech and the host Cougars.
The individual champion of the Chevron Collegiate will qualify for The Chevron Championship Pro-Am and receive an invitation to its pairings party.
TCU will play in three tournaments over the next four weeks beginning with the Chevron Collegiate. The Horned Frogs return to Houston on Apr. 18-20 for the Big 12 Championship, held at The Clubs at Houston Oakes.
Competing for TCU
Lau and Barroso Sa have separated as TCU's top-two players. They tied for 16th at one-under 215 at the Puerto Rico Classic to lead TCU to a seventh-place finish.
TCU's lone senior, Lau has finished under-par in 13 of 15 rounds this season. She has carded 338 birdies over her four-year run in Funky Town, putting her within 20 of breaking the program's individual career record.
Barroso Sa is eight-under 280 over her last four completed rounds. The Portugal native is riding consecutive top-20 individual finishes at the Jim West Classic and Puerto Rico.
Angosta, a freshman from Coppell HS, has been the surprise of the spring for the Horned Frogs. She bagged a team-leading nine birdies at the Puerto Rico Classic – her first collegiate event – on her way to a 27th place finish.
Winans is one of three players alongside Lau and Barroso Sa to appear in every tournament this season. She has alternated between the No. 3 and No. 4 posts in the Horned Frogs' lineup. Winans shot an even-par final round in Puerto Rico to ascend 12 spots in the individual leaderboard.
Anand is a mid-year transfer from Auburn. The sophomore teed it up in four events for the Tigers and boasts a 74.58 stroke average in college events.
The Course – Golf Club of Houston – Par 72 / 6,171 Yards
The club hosted the Houston Open, a legacy PGA Tour event, from 2003-2019. The Chevron Collegiate will be contested on the club's private Member Course.
The Field
Furman
#29 Houston
Illinois
Indiana
#48 Iowa State
#44 Maryland
#41 North Texas
#33 Oklahoma State
#34 SMU
TCU
#38 Tennessee
#14 Texas A&M
Texas State
Texas Tech
#37 Tulsa
UNLV
UTSA
The Schedule
Both days begin with an 8 a.m. shotgun start. Teams will play 36 holes on Monday, followed by a final 18 on Tuesday.
The Horned Frogs are paired with Illinois and a quintet of individuals on Monday. TCU will tee off on holes 16-18.
Live scoring will be provided by GolfStat.com.
Team Notes
The two-day, 54-hole affair takes place from Monday-Tuesday at Golf Club of Houston in Humble, Texas.
TCU's lineup is comprised of Lois Lau, Sofia Barroso Sa, Kirstin Angosta, Meagan Winans and Sophie Anand. The top-four is unchanged from the Horned Frogs' most recent tournament – the Puerto Rico Classic – while Anand is making her TCU debut.
Nine programs in the 17-team field cracked the top-50 of the latest Scoreboard team rankings. The field includes four Big 12 counterparts in Iowa State, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech and the host Cougars.
The individual champion of the Chevron Collegiate will qualify for The Chevron Championship Pro-Am and receive an invitation to its pairings party.
TCU will play in three tournaments over the next four weeks beginning with the Chevron Collegiate. The Horned Frogs return to Houston on Apr. 18-20 for the Big 12 Championship, held at The Clubs at Houston Oakes.
Competing for TCU
Lau and Barroso Sa have separated as TCU's top-two players. They tied for 16th at one-under 215 at the Puerto Rico Classic to lead TCU to a seventh-place finish.
TCU's lone senior, Lau has finished under-par in 13 of 15 rounds this season. She has carded 338 birdies over her four-year run in Funky Town, putting her within 20 of breaking the program's individual career record.
Barroso Sa is eight-under 280 over her last four completed rounds. The Portugal native is riding consecutive top-20 individual finishes at the Jim West Classic and Puerto Rico.
Angosta, a freshman from Coppell HS, has been the surprise of the spring for the Horned Frogs. She bagged a team-leading nine birdies at the Puerto Rico Classic – her first collegiate event – on her way to a 27th place finish.
Winans is one of three players alongside Lau and Barroso Sa to appear in every tournament this season. She has alternated between the No. 3 and No. 4 posts in the Horned Frogs' lineup. Winans shot an even-par final round in Puerto Rico to ascend 12 spots in the individual leaderboard.
Anand is a mid-year transfer from Auburn. The sophomore teed it up in four events for the Tigers and boasts a 74.58 stroke average in college events.
The Course – Golf Club of Houston – Par 72 / 6,171 Yards
The club hosted the Houston Open, a legacy PGA Tour event, from 2003-2019. The Chevron Collegiate will be contested on the club's private Member Course.
The Field
Furman
#29 Houston
Illinois
Indiana
#48 Iowa State
#44 Maryland
#41 North Texas
#33 Oklahoma State
#34 SMU
TCU
#38 Tennessee
#14 Texas A&M
Texas State
Texas Tech
#37 Tulsa
UNLV
UTSA
The Schedule
Both days begin with an 8 a.m. shotgun start. Teams will play 36 holes on Monday, followed by a final 18 on Tuesday.
The Horned Frogs are paired with Illinois and a quintet of individuals on Monday. TCU will tee off on holes 16-18.
Live scoring will be provided by GolfStat.com.
Team Notes
- TCU broke its program record for low round vs. par on the final day of the Jim West Invitational on Oct. 23, firing a 17-under 271 at Kissing Tree Golf Club.
- The Horned Frogs have finished under-par in three of their five final rounds. TCU shot a two-under 286 on the final day of the Puerto Rico Classic.
- TCU ascended from 13th to seventh over the final two rounds of the Puerto Rico Classic.
- Angie Ravaioli-Larkin is midway through her 30th season as head coach. The Horned Frogs have won 22 tournament titles and advanced to 19 consecutive NCAA Regionals under Ravaioli-Larkin's leadership.
- Lau is tabbed a career-high 69th in the Scoreboard individual rankings ahead of the Chevron Collegiate.
- Lau has notched six top-10 finishes over her three-and-a-half season run in Fort Worth.
- Barroso Sa won the Barbara Nicklaus Cup individual title as a freshman in 2022-23. She became the first Horned Frog to win a tournament in five seasons.
- Winans transferred to TCU from Oklahoma in July. She was selected as a 2020 AJGA All-American out of Plano East HS and tabbed the fourth-best prep player in Texas in the class of 2021.
- TCU notched two top-10 team finishes this fall, placing eighth in its season-opener at the Sam Golden Invitational before tying for seventh at the Jim West Invitational.
- TCU jumped from 78th to 73rd in the Scoreboard team rankings after finishing seventh outright in Puerto Rico.
- Six of the eight players on the Horned Frogs' roster are underclassmen, with Lau the lone senior.
- The Horned Frogs are coming off a third-place performance at the 2023 Big 12 Championship, their highest finish at the event since 2016.
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