Sunday, August 31
Pebble Beach, Calif.
9:45 AM
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Carmel Cup
Min-Gaultier Ties for Eighth at Pebble Beach
8/31/2025 4:23:00 PM | Women's Golf
Horned Frogs finish eighth at Carmel Cup in season-opener
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – Camille Min-Gaultier tied for eighth at the Carmel Cup as TCU concluded its participation in its season-opening event at Pebble Beach Golf Links.
The 2025 All-American shot an even-par 216 over the course of her stay at the historic course. Min-Gaultier finished one-over in Sunday's final round.
A product of La Llonde-les-Maures, France, Min-Gaultier notched her fourth career top-10 finish. Min-Gaultier has shot par-or-better in half of her career rounds played (19-38) and has placed no worse than 25th in any tournament as she begins her sophomore season.
Her performance was a bright spot on an otherwise frustrating day for 24th-ranked TCU.
The Horned Frogs began the day in sole possession of third place and just one stroke back of vice champion Vanderbilt. TCU finished 13-over (373) and tumbled down to eighth place. The Horned Frogs concluded the six-count-five affair. at plus-29.
Sofia Barroso Sá was the only TCU player to par the course in round three, as the senior shot an even 72 and tied for 16that four-over (220). She notched her 18th career top-20 in her 37th start as a Horned Frog. Barroso Sá was bogey free on the front nine.
Kirstin Angosta tied for 25th after signing off with a seven-over 223. She was tied for fifth entering round three but was undone by a trio of double bogeys over her final 10 holes.
Gracie McGovern and Charlotte Cattaneo turned in a pair of two-over 74 scorecards in their final walk along the Monteray Peninsula. Cattaneo, a senior from Milan, Italy, came two strokes shy of matching her collegiate low-18 record. McGovern tied for 34th at 10-over while Cattaneo finished three strikes back and joined a three-way gridlock for 41st.
Yvette O'Brien tied for 44th at 14-over.
No. 7 Texas A&M won the tournament by 26 strokes after finishing 13-under. The Aggies' Cayetana Fernandez claimed individual medalist honors, firing an eight-under 208.
TCU Individual Leaderboard
T8. Camille Min-Gaultier (E, 70-73-73 = 216)
T16. Sofia Barroso Sá (+4, 74-74-72 = 220)
T25. Kirstin Angosta (+7, 71-72-80 = 223)
T34. Gracie McGovern (+10, 77-75-74 = 226)
T41. Charlotte Cattaneo (+13, 79-76-74 = 229)
T44. Yvette O'Brien (+14, 79-71-80 = 230)
Team Leaderboard
1. Texas A&M (-13, 353-358-356 = 1,067)
2. Vanderbilt (+13, 368-367-358 = 1,093)
T4. Oklahoma State (+16, 367-373-356 = 1,096)
4. Arkansas (+19, 371-369-359 = 1,099)
5. Oklahoma (+26, 378-367-361 = 1,106)
T6. Texas Tech (+28, 374-366-368 = 1,108)
T6. Mississippi State (+28, 366-378-364 = 1,108)
8. TCU (+29, 371-365-373 = 1,109)
Up Next
TCU treks to the Midwest for its second of five fall tournaments, the Inverness Intercollegiate on Sept. 15-16 in Toledo, Ohio. The event takes place at the historic Inverness Club, which has hosted four U.S. Opens, two PGA Tour Championships, two NCAA D1 Men's National Championships and most recently the 2021 Solheim Cup.
The 2025 All-American shot an even-par 216 over the course of her stay at the historic course. Min-Gaultier finished one-over in Sunday's final round.
A product of La Llonde-les-Maures, France, Min-Gaultier notched her fourth career top-10 finish. Min-Gaultier has shot par-or-better in half of her career rounds played (19-38) and has placed no worse than 25th in any tournament as she begins her sophomore season.
Her performance was a bright spot on an otherwise frustrating day for 24th-ranked TCU.
The Horned Frogs began the day in sole possession of third place and just one stroke back of vice champion Vanderbilt. TCU finished 13-over (373) and tumbled down to eighth place. The Horned Frogs concluded the six-count-five affair. at plus-29.
Sofia Barroso Sá was the only TCU player to par the course in round three, as the senior shot an even 72 and tied for 16that four-over (220). She notched her 18th career top-20 in her 37th start as a Horned Frog. Barroso Sá was bogey free on the front nine.
Kirstin Angosta tied for 25th after signing off with a seven-over 223. She was tied for fifth entering round three but was undone by a trio of double bogeys over her final 10 holes.
Gracie McGovern and Charlotte Cattaneo turned in a pair of two-over 74 scorecards in their final walk along the Monteray Peninsula. Cattaneo, a senior from Milan, Italy, came two strokes shy of matching her collegiate low-18 record. McGovern tied for 34th at 10-over while Cattaneo finished three strikes back and joined a three-way gridlock for 41st.
Yvette O'Brien tied for 44th at 14-over.
No. 7 Texas A&M won the tournament by 26 strokes after finishing 13-under. The Aggies' Cayetana Fernandez claimed individual medalist honors, firing an eight-under 208.
TCU Individual Leaderboard
T8. Camille Min-Gaultier (E, 70-73-73 = 216)
T16. Sofia Barroso Sá (+4, 74-74-72 = 220)
T25. Kirstin Angosta (+7, 71-72-80 = 223)
T34. Gracie McGovern (+10, 77-75-74 = 226)
T41. Charlotte Cattaneo (+13, 79-76-74 = 229)
T44. Yvette O'Brien (+14, 79-71-80 = 230)
Team Leaderboard
1. Texas A&M (-13, 353-358-356 = 1,067)
2. Vanderbilt (+13, 368-367-358 = 1,093)
T4. Oklahoma State (+16, 367-373-356 = 1,096)
4. Arkansas (+19, 371-369-359 = 1,099)
5. Oklahoma (+26, 378-367-361 = 1,106)
T6. Texas Tech (+28, 374-366-368 = 1,108)
T6. Mississippi State (+28, 366-378-364 = 1,108)
8. TCU (+29, 371-365-373 = 1,109)
Up Next
TCU treks to the Midwest for its second of five fall tournaments, the Inverness Intercollegiate on Sept. 15-16 in Toledo, Ohio. The event takes place at the historic Inverness Club, which has hosted four U.S. Opens, two PGA Tour Championships, two NCAA D1 Men's National Championships and most recently the 2021 Solheim Cup.
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