Greta Bruner’s record-tying performance helped carry the No. 19 women’s golf team to a fourth-place finish at the ICON Invitational in The Woodlands last week.

Bruner’s final round score of 68 gave her a 54-hole score of 210, tying her with four others for the best score in TCU history. Overall, Bruner finished as the individual runner up, finishing three strokes behind tournament winner Alice Hewson of Clemson.

“Greta was amazing all week and has worked really hard to elevate her game to the next level,” head coach Angie Ravaioli-Larkin said. “I am super proud of her.”

After a dull opening round that landed TCU in the middle of the pack and 18 strokes off the lead, the Horned Frogs surged in the last 36 holes. The team’s 1-under final two rounds was even with tournament champion Houston.

“This team continuously puts themselves in position to win,” Ravaioli-Larkin said. “They are strong and courageous and never back down. I am proud of our comeback and the discipline of these ladies.”

First-year Sabrina Iqbal continued to impact the team, finishing 2-over par and tied for ninth. She has three top-10 finishes in her last five tournaments.

Senior captain Annika Clark struggled to an opening-round score of 80 but shot just 1-over par in the final two rounds to finish tied for 37^th. Her 1-under 71 in the final round was second on the team to only Bruner, on a day when the Frogs stormed up the team standings.

After a disappointing ninth-place finish at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic last month in the team’s first tournament of the semester, the Horned Frogs returned to their fall form at the Woodlands. They won two of their four tournaments last semester and finished second in another, sparking excitement within the program.

“The fall was really cool and we got a lot better,” Clark said. “We set the school record for lowest tournament score in back-to-back tournaments.”

The Horned Frogs’ next tournament is March 15-16 in the Tar Heel Classic in Casa de Campo, Dominican Republic.