Monday, October 12
Medinah, Ill.
8:30 AM
TCU
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Illini Women's Invitational at Medinah
Horned Frogs Through Two Rounds at Medinah
10/12/2026 8:49:00 PM | Women's Golf
Min-Gaultier, Angosta post pair of par-or-better scores
MEDINAH, Ill. – Camille Min-Gaultier and Kirstin Angosta each shot even or under par in rounds one and two of the Illini Women's Invitational and secured top-25 positioning on the leaderboard on Monday at Medinah Country Club.
Min-Gaultier concluded the 36-hole marathon at two strokes under par (142) and tied for 19th. Angosta is tied for 23rdand one stroke back of her teammate after signing for a one-under 71 in round two.
The duo was responsible for four of the 27th-ranked Horned Frogs' five par-or-better rounds in their first visit to Medinah since 2023. Claire Swathwood matched Min-Gaultier with a 70 (-2) in the opening round for TCU's low score of the day.
Collectively, the Frogs occupy ninth place at four strokes over par (584) on a 15-team leaderboard chock full with Power Conference programs of the midwestern fabric. TCU opened with a two-under 286 in round one but shot six-over in its second lap around the historic course.
Illinois, Indiana and Missouri each hold a share of the lead at 16-under.
TCU sits four strokes back of Kent State for seventh place and one shot off eighth-place Minnesota. The Horned Frogs will play alongside the Golden Flashes and Golden Gophers in Tuesday's final round.
Min-Gaultier peppered in a team-leading seven birdies across her two rounds.
Angosta secured her 40th career par-or-better round – the fifth-most in program history – with a strong finish to round two. TCU's sole senior competing, Angosta shaved four strokes off her scorecard over her final six holes. A birdie on 17 preceded a birdie on her penultimate hole, the par-4 third. Angosta closed with an eagle on five.
Dating back to March, Angosta has now finished even or under par in 16 of her last 22 rounds played as a Horned Frog. She has placed outside the top-25 just once in her last nine outings.
Swathwood notched a TCU personal record for low-18 vs. par in round one. The junior transfer made her second start since joining forces with the Frogs in June.
An Indiana native, Swathwood capped the first part of her semi-homecoming tied for 52nd at three-over 147.
Ella Forss and Gracie McGovern are tied for 68th and 72nd, respectively.
TCU will tee off on holes 11-15 in a shotgun start at 9 a.m. on Tuesday.
TCU Individual Leaderboard
T19. Camille Min-Gaultier (-2, 70-72 = 142)
T23. Kirstin Angosta (-1, 72-71 = 143)
T52. Claire Swathwood (+3, 70-77 = 147)
T68. Ella Forss (+6, 76-74 = 150)
T72. Gracie McGovern (+8, 74-78 = 152)
Team Leaderboard
T1. Missouri (-16, 279-281 = 560)
T1. Illinois (-16, 277-283 = 560)
T1. Indiana (-16, 278-282 = 560)
4. #24 Ole Miss (-12, 283-281 = 564)
5. Maryland (-9, 284-283 = 567)
6. #29 UCF (-7, 281-288 = 569)
7. Kent State (E, 279-297 = 576)
8. Minnesota (+3, 284-295 = 579)
9. #27 TCU (+4, 286-294 = 580)
T10. College of Charleston (+5, 291-290 = 581)
T10. Texas Tech (+5, 295-286 = 581)
T10. Iowa (+5, 284-297 = 581)
13. Wisconsin (+7, 295-288 = 583)
14. Rice (+15, 289-302 = 591)
15. UC Irvine (+16, 296-296 = 592)
Min-Gaultier concluded the 36-hole marathon at two strokes under par (142) and tied for 19th. Angosta is tied for 23rdand one stroke back of her teammate after signing for a one-under 71 in round two.
The duo was responsible for four of the 27th-ranked Horned Frogs' five par-or-better rounds in their first visit to Medinah since 2023. Claire Swathwood matched Min-Gaultier with a 70 (-2) in the opening round for TCU's low score of the day.
Collectively, the Frogs occupy ninth place at four strokes over par (584) on a 15-team leaderboard chock full with Power Conference programs of the midwestern fabric. TCU opened with a two-under 286 in round one but shot six-over in its second lap around the historic course.
Illinois, Indiana and Missouri each hold a share of the lead at 16-under.
TCU sits four strokes back of Kent State for seventh place and one shot off eighth-place Minnesota. The Horned Frogs will play alongside the Golden Flashes and Golden Gophers in Tuesday's final round.
Min-Gaultier peppered in a team-leading seven birdies across her two rounds.
Angosta secured her 40th career par-or-better round – the fifth-most in program history – with a strong finish to round two. TCU's sole senior competing, Angosta shaved four strokes off her scorecard over her final six holes. A birdie on 17 preceded a birdie on her penultimate hole, the par-4 third. Angosta closed with an eagle on five.
Dating back to March, Angosta has now finished even or under par in 16 of her last 22 rounds played as a Horned Frog. She has placed outside the top-25 just once in her last nine outings.
Swathwood notched a TCU personal record for low-18 vs. par in round one. The junior transfer made her second start since joining forces with the Frogs in June.
An Indiana native, Swathwood capped the first part of her semi-homecoming tied for 52nd at three-over 147.
Ella Forss and Gracie McGovern are tied for 68th and 72nd, respectively.
TCU will tee off on holes 11-15 in a shotgun start at 9 a.m. on Tuesday.
TCU Individual Leaderboard
T19. Camille Min-Gaultier (-2, 70-72 = 142)
T23. Kirstin Angosta (-1, 72-71 = 143)
T52. Claire Swathwood (+3, 70-77 = 147)
T68. Ella Forss (+6, 76-74 = 150)
T72. Gracie McGovern (+8, 74-78 = 152)
Team Leaderboard
T1. Missouri (-16, 279-281 = 560)
T1. Illinois (-16, 277-283 = 560)
T1. Indiana (-16, 278-282 = 560)
4. #24 Ole Miss (-12, 283-281 = 564)
5. Maryland (-9, 284-283 = 567)
6. #29 UCF (-7, 281-288 = 569)
7. Kent State (E, 279-297 = 576)
8. Minnesota (+3, 284-295 = 579)
9. #27 TCU (+4, 286-294 = 580)
T10. College of Charleston (+5, 291-290 = 581)
T10. Texas Tech (+5, 295-286 = 581)
T10. Iowa (+5, 284-297 = 581)
13. Wisconsin (+7, 295-288 = 583)
14. Rice (+15, 289-302 = 591)
15. UC Irvine (+16, 296-296 = 592)
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