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Top-10 opponents fill schedule slots

Published Feb 1, 2008

Consistency is paramount in golf - for the women's program, top-25 finishes when the seasons come to a close are the status-quo under coach Angie Ravaioli-Larkin.


Since entering the Mountain West Conference, the Horned Frogs have earned three consecutive NCAA Regional Tournament bids and have taken a conference championship title.

Experienced infielders defensive backbone of team

Experienced infielders defensive backbone of team

Published Feb 1, 2008

The Horned Frogs baseball team will lean on an experienced infield to lead the team.


"I think we have a very veteran infield coming back," junior first baseman Corey Steglich said. "A lot of guys have played their positions and started there before. That should be the anchor of our team this year."

Golfers compete for Hawaii

Published Feb 1, 2008

The men's golf team will look to capitalize on its hard work as it opens spring play Wednesday at the UH Hilo Intercollegiate event in Waikoloa, Hawaii, the team's coach said.


Five out of the eight golfers on the team travel to each event, and coach Bill Montigel said success will hinge on a total team effort this year. All five golfers will have to play their best golf at the same time, Montigel said.

Baseball team rebuilds

Published Feb 1, 2008

College baseball teams usually start with known commodities such as a tested pitching staff and an experienced batting lineup, but TCU's baseball team is starting the 2008 season from scratch in most areas.


The team lost the 2-5 hitters in its batting order, the entire starting pitching staff and All-American closer Sam Demel.

Center fielder local leader of Frogs platoon outfield

Center fielder local leader of Frogs platoon outfield

Published Feb 1, 2008

An experienced leader in center field headlines this year's outfield for Horned Frog baseball, which will also be relying on a handful of infielders adjusting to the deeper position.Head coach Jim Schlossnagle...

Open starting rotation slots up for grabs by untested staff

Open starting rotation slots up for grabs by untested staff

Published Feb 1, 2008

After losing the entire starting rotation from last season, the TCU pitching staff will start practice on Feb. 1 with several question marksHead coach Jim Schlossnagle said rotation spots are going to...

Men's tennis team embraces challenge

Men’s tennis team embraces challenge

Published Feb 1, 2008

The men's tennis team entered the season as a group of mostly young and untested players, but this youth has produced results and a common bond that is one of the squad's biggest strengths.


The team is one of the youngest in the nation, head coach Dave Borelli said, but his confidence in the team is high. The team comprises six freshmen, one junior and one senior.

Weekend Escapes

Published Feb 1, 2008

Friday: Hyena's Comedy ClubIf you want stand-up comedy at its finest, go to Hyena's Friday night and see four live acts.Featured comedian of the night is Marc Ryan. Ryan delivers a highly energetic performance...

Winning streak for women's rifle team

Winning streak for women’s rifle team

Published Feb 1, 2008

Going into this season, the women's rifle team faced high expectations. Returning six-letter winners from a group that tied for No. 5 in the nation with the University of Nebraska a year ago, the team...

Letter to the editor: DFW top spot for job hunting

Published Feb 1, 2008

Thank you for including the story "Fort Worth ranks No. 5 for top job hunting cities."

The article stated that Forbes magazine named the Dallas/Fort Worth area the No. 5 place for people to live and work. Several credentials were considered, such as the state's employment rate, income and job growth, and cost of living. The article also mentioned that having a TCU education reinforces students' chances of finding a job.

New freshman yield high hopes for women's tennis season

New freshman yield high hopes for women’s tennis season

Published Feb 1, 2008

For junior Macall Harkins, last season was one of disappointment and angst. After transferring from the University of Illinois, Harkins was looking forward to contributing immediately to the women's tennis team. Illinois, however, would not grant her release to join in NCAA play.

Recent road successes will be tested in Colo.

Published Feb 1, 2008

As the Lady Frogs gear up to face the Air Force Falcons on Saturday, momentum is on their side as the team looks to continue its road winning streak.


The women's basketball team beat the University of Nevada, Las Vegas on Tuesday for its second consecutive road win and hopes to secure number three in Colorado Springs, Colo.


Last season, TCU swept the season series against Air Force 2-0.