Tuesday, April 7
Dallas, Texas
8:30 AM
TCU
vs
Huntington Bank Collegiate
Min-Gaultier, McGovern Pace TCU on Final Day of Huntington Bank Collegiate
4/7/2026 8:51:00 PM | Women's Golf
Sophomores shoot a combined three-under 141 at Trinity Forest Golf Club
DALLAS – Two Horned Frogs finished under par and three posted their low 18 total in round three of the Huntington Bank Collegiate on Tuesday at Trinity Forest Golf Club.
Camille Min-Gaultier fired a two-under 71 and ascended 16 spots and into a tie for 17th at one-under 215 to headline TCU's efforts on its final day in Dallas. Fellow sophomore Gracie McGovern kept pace with a 71 while first-year Frog Yvette O'Brien fired a 73. The freshman was two strokes under par over her final 17 holes.
The trio guided TCU to a four-over 289 – good for its low round of the event – and to a tie for eighth place. TCU began the day in sole possession of eighth against a 17-team field featuring 10 nationally ranked programs. The Frogs shared the median marker on the leaderboard with No. 13 UCF.
No. 27 Oklahoma State won the tournament at 27 strokes under par. Mackenzie Lee of tournament host SMU claimed individual medalist honors
TCU finished six-over (870) and improved its round-to-round score by one stroke over the final 36 holes. The Horned Frogs scored par or better on 78 percent of their holes (203-260), led the field with three eagles and tallied the second-most pars (169) of any team.
Min-Gaultier turned in her 17th career top 20 finish across 22 starts. The sophomore shot a three-under 33 on the back nine. She birdied holes 10 and 13 and followed with an eagle on 14. From the south of France, Min-Gaultier has now scored par or better in 51 percent of her rounds played (33-65) as a Frog.
McGovern notched her low round total for the spring portion of the 2025-26 campaign. She was TCU's largest riser on the leaderboard, leaping 17 spots and into a tie for 33rd at one-over. McGovern led TCU with 11 birdies over the 54-hole affair. After beginning her round on the sixth tee box, McGovern rattled off a trio across a six-hole stretch spanning the 14th through 18th greens along with hole one.
Kirstin Angosta placed T26 and finished two strokes back of Min-Gaultier. She entered the final at two-under 142.
All four Horned Frogs who turned in a countable score went under par on the back nine, including O'Brien, who matched Min-Gaultier with a 33. She recorded her first collegiate eagle on 10 and was the only competitor in the 93-player field to achieve the feat on the hole. O'Brien then closed birdie on 12, 16 and 18.
Sofie Dimitrova finished tied for 62nd (+8, 224) while O'Brien tied for 75th at 13-over.
Up Next
TCU returns to Fort Worth for two weeks before returning to eastern half of the Metroplex for the Big 12 Championship on April 23-25 at Dallas Athletic Club. The Horned Frogs placed third outright on the course at the 2023 edition of the conference's flagship event.
TCU Individual Leaderboard
T17. Camille Min-Gaultier (-1, 74-71-70 = 215)
T26. Kirstin Angosta (+1, 70-72-75 = 217)
T34. Gracie McGovern (+3, 74-74-71 = 218)
T62. Sofie Dimitrova (+8, 73-73-78 = 224)
T75. Yvette O'Brien (+13, 80-76-73 = 229)
Team Leaderboard
1. #27 Oklahoma State (-25, 282-278-279 = 839)
2. #30 SMU (-22, 282-282-278 = 842)
3. #15 UCLA (-18, 281-278-287 = 846)
4. #18 Tennessee (-11, 291-281-281 = 853)
5. #32 Houston (-7, 283-282-292 = 857)
6. #23 Oklahoma (-5, 285-284-290 = 859)
7. #25 Arizona (+1, 281-291-293 = 865)
T8. #41 TCU (+6, 291-290-289 = 870)
T8. #13 UCF (+13, 300-289-281 = 870)
10. Tulane (+23, 291-293-296 = 880)
11. #50 Texas Tech (+27, 304-288-282 = 884)
12. Colorado State (+28, 293-294-298 = 885)
13. San Diego State (+29, 299-291-296 = 886)
14. Iowa (+31, 301-297-290 = 888)
15. Seattle U (+46, 296-303-304 = 903)
16. Cal Poly (+47, 299-304-301 = 904)
17. Team Japan (+53, 303-308-299 = 910)
Camille Min-Gaultier fired a two-under 71 and ascended 16 spots and into a tie for 17th at one-under 215 to headline TCU's efforts on its final day in Dallas. Fellow sophomore Gracie McGovern kept pace with a 71 while first-year Frog Yvette O'Brien fired a 73. The freshman was two strokes under par over her final 17 holes.
The trio guided TCU to a four-over 289 – good for its low round of the event – and to a tie for eighth place. TCU began the day in sole possession of eighth against a 17-team field featuring 10 nationally ranked programs. The Frogs shared the median marker on the leaderboard with No. 13 UCF.
No. 27 Oklahoma State won the tournament at 27 strokes under par. Mackenzie Lee of tournament host SMU claimed individual medalist honors
TCU finished six-over (870) and improved its round-to-round score by one stroke over the final 36 holes. The Horned Frogs scored par or better on 78 percent of their holes (203-260), led the field with three eagles and tallied the second-most pars (169) of any team.
Min-Gaultier turned in her 17th career top 20 finish across 22 starts. The sophomore shot a three-under 33 on the back nine. She birdied holes 10 and 13 and followed with an eagle on 14. From the south of France, Min-Gaultier has now scored par or better in 51 percent of her rounds played (33-65) as a Frog.
McGovern notched her low round total for the spring portion of the 2025-26 campaign. She was TCU's largest riser on the leaderboard, leaping 17 spots and into a tie for 33rd at one-over. McGovern led TCU with 11 birdies over the 54-hole affair. After beginning her round on the sixth tee box, McGovern rattled off a trio across a six-hole stretch spanning the 14th through 18th greens along with hole one.
Kirstin Angosta placed T26 and finished two strokes back of Min-Gaultier. She entered the final at two-under 142.
All four Horned Frogs who turned in a countable score went under par on the back nine, including O'Brien, who matched Min-Gaultier with a 33. She recorded her first collegiate eagle on 10 and was the only competitor in the 93-player field to achieve the feat on the hole. O'Brien then closed birdie on 12, 16 and 18.
Sofie Dimitrova finished tied for 62nd (+8, 224) while O'Brien tied for 75th at 13-over.
Up Next
TCU returns to Fort Worth for two weeks before returning to eastern half of the Metroplex for the Big 12 Championship on April 23-25 at Dallas Athletic Club. The Horned Frogs placed third outright on the course at the 2023 edition of the conference's flagship event.
TCU Individual Leaderboard
T17. Camille Min-Gaultier (-1, 74-71-70 = 215)
T26. Kirstin Angosta (+1, 70-72-75 = 217)
T34. Gracie McGovern (+3, 74-74-71 = 218)
T62. Sofie Dimitrova (+8, 73-73-78 = 224)
T75. Yvette O'Brien (+13, 80-76-73 = 229)
Team Leaderboard
1. #27 Oklahoma State (-25, 282-278-279 = 839)
2. #30 SMU (-22, 282-282-278 = 842)
3. #15 UCLA (-18, 281-278-287 = 846)
4. #18 Tennessee (-11, 291-281-281 = 853)
5. #32 Houston (-7, 283-282-292 = 857)
6. #23 Oklahoma (-5, 285-284-290 = 859)
7. #25 Arizona (+1, 281-291-293 = 865)
T8. #41 TCU (+6, 291-290-289 = 870)
T8. #13 UCF (+13, 300-289-281 = 870)
10. Tulane (+23, 291-293-296 = 880)
11. #50 Texas Tech (+27, 304-288-282 = 884)
12. Colorado State (+28, 293-294-298 = 885)
13. San Diego State (+29, 299-291-296 = 886)
14. Iowa (+31, 301-297-290 = 888)
15. Seattle U (+46, 296-303-304 = 903)
16. Cal Poly (+47, 299-304-301 = 904)
17. Team Japan (+53, 303-308-299 = 910)
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