Angela Stanford, fresh off captaining the U.S. Solheim Cup team through a tough outcome, has officially joined the TCU women’s golf team as an assistant coach. It’s a huge move for the Horned Frogs, bringing a legend back home.
Back in Purple and White: Stanford’s Legendary Horned Frog Legacy
TCU’s website perfectly summed it up: “The greatest player in TCU women’s golf history is back in purple and white.” Stanford, originally from Saginaw, Texas, just 15 miles from Ft. Worth, dominated as a four-time All-American for the Frogs from 1996-2000. She’s the *only* player in program history to achieve that, and she still holds the school record with 10 wins. What a resume!
A Monumental Moment: TCU Coach Hypes Stanford’s Impact
TCU head coach Ravaioli-Larkin is absolutely thrilled. She called Stanford “one of the most decorated and respected figures in golf history,” and her move from a “legendary professional career” to coaching is a “monumental moment” for the program. Ravaioli-Larkin emphasized Stanford’s “elite competitive experience as a major champion” and her “leadership as a U.S. Solheim Cup captain” will give student-athletes “unparalleled mentorship.” Stanford “embodies what it means to be a Horned Frog,” the coach added, stating her passion will “elevate our team to new heights.”
This hire means everything for the TCU women’s golf program. With a legend like Stanford on staff, those student-athletes are about to get some serious next-level guidance. Get ready for new heights!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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