Tuesday, October 13
Medinah, Ill.
9 AM
TCU
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Illini Women's Invitational at Medinah
Min-Gaultier Notches 20th Career Top-20 at Illini Invitational
10/13/2026 7:46:00 PM | Women's Golf
Ties for 14th to lead TCU in penultimate fall tournament
MEDINAH, Ill. – Camille Min-Gaultier unlocked another career milestone at Medinah Country Club.
Making her 28th career start as a Horned Frog, the junior notched her 20th career top-20 finish on Tuesday in the final day of play at the Illini Invitational.
Min-Gaultier tied for 14th with a score of four-under 212. She shot even or under par in all three rounds and signed for a two-under 70 following her first and final laps around the storied course, which hosted the Presidents Cup in September.
A 2025 All-American, Min-Gaultier has now scored par-or-better in nearly half of her career rounds played (40-81) in a TCU uniform.
Kirstin Angosta was the second Frog to post an even or under par score in every round. Angosta tied for 21st, two strokes back of Min-Gaultier, in TCU's penultimate fall tournament of the 2026-27 campaign. She finished one stroke under par in round three.
Angosta has shot par-or-better in seven of eight rounds to begin her senior campaign. She continues to top TCU with a 70.7 season scoring average following her performance at Medinah.
The rest of the TCU lineup struggled to match the consistent form. The Horned Frogs carded an even-par 288 in round three and placed 10th in a 15-team field at four-over 868.
TCU crossed the finish line 28 strokes back of tournament champion Indiana.
The Frogs fired 14 birdies, their most in a round at the tournament, but were undone by an equal number of bogeys among the four countable scorecards.
Up Next
TCU returns home for all of two days before heading south to San Marcos for the Jim West Challenge, which runs from Sunday-Monday at Kissing Tree Golf Club. The tournament will conclude the fall season for TCU for the third time in the last four years. TCU has twice won the event, most recently in 2024, when the Horned Frogs swept the team and individual titles. The Frogs notched a one-stroke victory at 24-under. Angosta medaled with a score of 10-under 206.
TCU Individual Leaderboard
T14. Camille Min-Gaultier (-4, 70-72-70 = 212)
T21. Kirstin Angosta (-1, 72-71-72 = 215)
T54. Claire Swathwood (+5, 70-77-75 = 221)
T59. Ella Forss (+7, 76-74-73 = 223)
T75. Gracie McGovern (+11, 74-78-75 = 227)
Team Leaderboard
1. Indiana (-24, 278-282-280 = 840)
2. #24 Ole Miss (-23, 283-281-277 = 841)
3. Missouri (-17, 279-281-287 = 847)
4. Illinois (-13, 277-283-291 = 851)
5. Maryland (-12, 284-283-285 = 852)
6. #29 UCF (-5, 281-288-290 = 859)
7. Kent State (-4, 279-297-284 = 860)
8. College of Charleston (-2, 291-290-281 = 862)
9. Iowa (+2, 284-297-285 = 866)
10. #27 TCU (+4, 286-294-288 = 868)
11. Texas Tech (+6, 295-286-289 = 870)
12. Wisconsin (+15, 295-288-296 = 879)
T13. Rice (+17, 289-302-290 = 881)
T13. Minnesota (+17, 284-295-302 = 881)
15. UC Irvine (+22, 296-296-294 = 886)
Making her 28th career start as a Horned Frog, the junior notched her 20th career top-20 finish on Tuesday in the final day of play at the Illini Invitational.
Min-Gaultier tied for 14th with a score of four-under 212. She shot even or under par in all three rounds and signed for a two-under 70 following her first and final laps around the storied course, which hosted the Presidents Cup in September.
A 2025 All-American, Min-Gaultier has now scored par-or-better in nearly half of her career rounds played (40-81) in a TCU uniform.
Kirstin Angosta was the second Frog to post an even or under par score in every round. Angosta tied for 21st, two strokes back of Min-Gaultier, in TCU's penultimate fall tournament of the 2026-27 campaign. She finished one stroke under par in round three.
Angosta has shot par-or-better in seven of eight rounds to begin her senior campaign. She continues to top TCU with a 70.7 season scoring average following her performance at Medinah.
The rest of the TCU lineup struggled to match the consistent form. The Horned Frogs carded an even-par 288 in round three and placed 10th in a 15-team field at four-over 868.
TCU crossed the finish line 28 strokes back of tournament champion Indiana.
The Frogs fired 14 birdies, their most in a round at the tournament, but were undone by an equal number of bogeys among the four countable scorecards.
Up Next
TCU returns home for all of two days before heading south to San Marcos for the Jim West Challenge, which runs from Sunday-Monday at Kissing Tree Golf Club. The tournament will conclude the fall season for TCU for the third time in the last four years. TCU has twice won the event, most recently in 2024, when the Horned Frogs swept the team and individual titles. The Frogs notched a one-stroke victory at 24-under. Angosta medaled with a score of 10-under 206.
TCU Individual Leaderboard
T14. Camille Min-Gaultier (-4, 70-72-70 = 212)
T21. Kirstin Angosta (-1, 72-71-72 = 215)
T54. Claire Swathwood (+5, 70-77-75 = 221)
T59. Ella Forss (+7, 76-74-73 = 223)
T75. Gracie McGovern (+11, 74-78-75 = 227)
Team Leaderboard
1. Indiana (-24, 278-282-280 = 840)
2. #24 Ole Miss (-23, 283-281-277 = 841)
3. Missouri (-17, 279-281-287 = 847)
4. Illinois (-13, 277-283-291 = 851)
5. Maryland (-12, 284-283-285 = 852)
6. #29 UCF (-5, 281-288-290 = 859)
7. Kent State (-4, 279-297-284 = 860)
8. College of Charleston (-2, 291-290-281 = 862)
9. Iowa (+2, 284-297-285 = 866)
10. #27 TCU (+4, 286-294-288 = 868)
11. Texas Tech (+6, 295-286-289 = 870)
12. Wisconsin (+15, 295-288-296 = 879)
T13. Rice (+17, 289-302-290 = 881)
T13. Minnesota (+17, 284-295-302 = 881)
15. UC Irvine (+22, 296-296-294 = 886)
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