Frogs
try to keep up winning streak
Although
the volleyball team is off to its best start in program
history as it makes its home debut today, head coach Prentice
Lewis said the best is yet to come.
“If we’re peaking now we’re in trouble,”
Lewis said. “We’re doing well, but we want to
be peaking when we start our conference play.” |
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Ty
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Freshman
middle blocker Anna Vaughn works on her blocking skills
in practice last Wednesday in the University Recreation
Center.
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Cross
Country Season Opener this weekend
The
TCU men’s and women’s cross country teams get
their fall seasons underway Saturday, when they travel
to Denton to take part in the 26th annual North Texas
Invitational. The meet will be held at UNT’s Research
Park Facility, with the men getting started at 8:00 a.m.
for a four-mile run, followed by the women at 8:40 a.m.
for a two-mile event. Other teams expected to be in the
field for the UNT Opener include Baylor, SMU, UT-Arlington
and the host school, North Texas.
—courtesy of (www.gofrogs.com) |
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Former
golfer to play in Solheim Cup
TCU
women’s golf alum Angela Stanford is set to represent
the United States in the Solheim Cup, which takes place
Sept. 12-14 in Malmo, Sweden. Stanford, the most decorated
golfer in Horned Frog history, played at TCU from 1996
to 2000. During that span, she won a school record nine
collegiate tournaments, was named second-team All-American
three times and first-team All-American once. |
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