Sunday, September 1
Pebble Beach, Calif.
8:40 AM
TCU
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Carmel Cup
Winans takes Ninth at Carmel Cup
9/1/2024 5:06:00 PM | Women's Golf
Horned Frogs place sixth; post two even-par scores on final day at Pebble Beach
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – A tried-and-true testament of the Angie Ravaioli-Larkin era, TCU women's golf delivered on moving day.
TCU finished 10-over (370) in the final round of the Carmel Cup at Pebble Beach Golf Links on Sunday.
The Horned Frogs' 18-holes score was the third-lowest in the eight-team field. Only tournament victor Vanderbilt (+3) and runner-up Arkansas (+7) signatured better scorecards.
Dating back to the 2023-24 campaign, TCU has now recorded its low round score in the final round in nine of its last 11 events.
Collectively, the Horned Frogs finished sixth at plus-48 (1,128) in the six-count-five event. TCU was just a stroke shy of forcing a tie with conference counterpart Oklahoma State for fifth. The Horned Frogs soundly finished ahead of old rivals Oklahoma (+84) and Texas Tech (+89).
Meagan Winans carved out her own slice of history on the revered course. Winans placed ninth outright at three-over (219) in the third playing of the prestigious women's event. The lone senior on TCU's roster, she was plus-two in Sunday's round and was the No. 2 overall finisher among Big 12 players. With the result, Winans earned the first top-10 finish and best overall result of her collegiate career.
Winans was one of only seven players to post an under-par round in the third playing of the Carmel Cup. She shot a three-under 69 on Friday.
Sofia Barroso Sá and Kirstin Angosta led Sunday's charge along the Monterrey Peninsula coastline. They each played even-par golf, with Barroso Sá collecting a team-high four birdies.
Originally from Belmonte Portugal, Barroso Sá ascended seven spots on the individual leaderboard to tie for 16th. The result signified the ninth top-20 finish of the junior's career.
Gracie McGovern tied for 20th (228). The freshman was even over her final 12 holes.
Camille Min-Gaultier finished one stroke back of McGovern at 13-over (229) and tied for 22nd.
Angosta was the second-biggest riser of any player in the 48-person field. She jumped from 35th and into a tie for 26th. The sophomore was bogey-free in 16 holes.
Sofie Dimitrova placed 41st at 21-over after shooting a seven-over 79. Her scores in rounds one and three did not factor into TCU's team score.
TCU Individual Leaderboard
9. Meagan Winans (+3, 69-76-74)
T16. Sofia Barroso Sá (+9, 76-77-72)
T20. Gracie McGovern (+12, 80-73-75)
T22. Camille Min-Gaultier (+13, 77-75-77)
T26. Kirstin Angosta (+14, 78-80-72)
T41. Sofie Dimitrova (+21, 81-77-79)
Team Leaderboard
1. Vanderbilt (+21, 368-370-363)
2. Arkansas (+23, 361-375-367)
3. Mississippi State (+27, 363-369-375)
4. Texas A&M (+35, 368-371-376)
5. Oklahoma State (+47, 381-371-375)
6. TCU (+48, 380-378-370)
7. Oklahoma (+84, 397, 391-376)
8. Texas Tech (+89, 390-388-391)
Next on the Tee
The Horned Frogs head to the Bluegrass State for their second of five fall tournaments in the Bettie Lou Evans Invitational. The tournament runs from Sept. 8-10 at Champion Trace at Keene Trace Golf Club in Nicholasville, Kentucky. TCU is competing in the event for the first time ever. The 11-team field features tournament host Kentucky, Houston, Illinois, Louisville and Missouri.
TCU finished 10-over (370) in the final round of the Carmel Cup at Pebble Beach Golf Links on Sunday.
The Horned Frogs' 18-holes score was the third-lowest in the eight-team field. Only tournament victor Vanderbilt (+3) and runner-up Arkansas (+7) signatured better scorecards.
Dating back to the 2023-24 campaign, TCU has now recorded its low round score in the final round in nine of its last 11 events.
Collectively, the Horned Frogs finished sixth at plus-48 (1,128) in the six-count-five event. TCU was just a stroke shy of forcing a tie with conference counterpart Oklahoma State for fifth. The Horned Frogs soundly finished ahead of old rivals Oklahoma (+84) and Texas Tech (+89).
Meagan Winans carved out her own slice of history on the revered course. Winans placed ninth outright at three-over (219) in the third playing of the prestigious women's event. The lone senior on TCU's roster, she was plus-two in Sunday's round and was the No. 2 overall finisher among Big 12 players. With the result, Winans earned the first top-10 finish and best overall result of her collegiate career.
Winans was one of only seven players to post an under-par round in the third playing of the Carmel Cup. She shot a three-under 69 on Friday.
Sofia Barroso Sá and Kirstin Angosta led Sunday's charge along the Monterrey Peninsula coastline. They each played even-par golf, with Barroso Sá collecting a team-high four birdies.
Originally from Belmonte Portugal, Barroso Sá ascended seven spots on the individual leaderboard to tie for 16th. The result signified the ninth top-20 finish of the junior's career.
Gracie McGovern tied for 20th (228). The freshman was even over her final 12 holes.
Camille Min-Gaultier finished one stroke back of McGovern at 13-over (229) and tied for 22nd.
Angosta was the second-biggest riser of any player in the 48-person field. She jumped from 35th and into a tie for 26th. The sophomore was bogey-free in 16 holes.
Sofie Dimitrova placed 41st at 21-over after shooting a seven-over 79. Her scores in rounds one and three did not factor into TCU's team score.
TCU Individual Leaderboard
9. Meagan Winans (+3, 69-76-74)
T16. Sofia Barroso Sá (+9, 76-77-72)
T20. Gracie McGovern (+12, 80-73-75)
T22. Camille Min-Gaultier (+13, 77-75-77)
T26. Kirstin Angosta (+14, 78-80-72)
T41. Sofie Dimitrova (+21, 81-77-79)
Team Leaderboard
1. Vanderbilt (+21, 368-370-363)
2. Arkansas (+23, 361-375-367)
3. Mississippi State (+27, 363-369-375)
4. Texas A&M (+35, 368-371-376)
5. Oklahoma State (+47, 381-371-375)
6. TCU (+48, 380-378-370)
7. Oklahoma (+84, 397, 391-376)
8. Texas Tech (+89, 390-388-391)
Next on the Tee
The Horned Frogs head to the Bluegrass State for their second of five fall tournaments in the Bettie Lou Evans Invitational. The tournament runs from Sept. 8-10 at Champion Trace at Keene Trace Golf Club in Nicholasville, Kentucky. TCU is competing in the event for the first time ever. The 11-team field features tournament host Kentucky, Houston, Illinois, Louisville and Missouri.
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