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Texas Tech Women's Golf Eyes Breakthrough At Medinah Invitational

The Texas Tech women’s golf team is poised to make a statement at the Medinah Invitational, aiming to build on recent momentum that has defined the program’s season. After opening SEC play with two home victories, the Red Raiders are looking to translate their on-course success into a breakthrough performance on the national stage.

Meanwhile, the broader Texas Tech athletic scene continues to thrive, with the women’s soccer team extending its unbeaten streak to 17 games following a 3-0 win over Oklahoma State. The Red Raiders’ undefeated start in soccer, however, faces a stern test as their Big 12 schedule ramps up, with playoff aspirations hanging in the balance.

Elsewhere in college golf, the Big 12 remains a hotbed of competition, with Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, and TCU leading the charge in the men’s golf match play tournament. TCU, seeded fifth, will look to challenge Kansas, West Virginia, and Baylor in their quest for the conference title.

The women’s side of the sport also saw action, as St. Francis claimed the Red Wolves Invitational, with freshman Ellie Filer and Sarah Miller securing the top two individual spots after strong two-round performances.

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