2009-10 TCU Annual Report

excellence on the big stage

2009-2010 Athletics Annual Report

college world series Bryan Holaday Johnny Bench Award winner Second-Team All-American

Tostitos Fiesta Bowl Jerry Hughes Lott Trophy winner Ted Hendricks Award Winner First-Team All-American

NCAA CHAMPIONS Sarah Scherer National Champion (smallbore) All-American (air rifle)

Index Letter from the Director of Intercollegiate Athletics. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Intercollegiate Athletics Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Where Champions Play . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Fall Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-14 Winter Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-16 Spring Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17-20 Postseason Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-23 Honor Roll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-26 Coaching Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-27 Academics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-29 In the Community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-31 Frog Nation Rising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-33 National Exposure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34-35 Frog Club / Horned Frog Priority Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-39 Lettermen’s Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40-41 Capital Giving/True Cost of TCU Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42-43 Endowed Named Scholarships / Fully Funded Scholarships . . . . . . . 44-47 Donor List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48-53 Facilities Upgrades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54-55 Amon G. Carter Stadium Renovations / Future Projects . . . . . . . . . 56-59 ISP/Corporate Sponsors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

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Dear Horned Frog Fans: What a historic year for TCU! Horned Frog teams reached new levels of excellence on the field and in the classroom, while alumni and fans set attendance records at Football, Baseball, Volleyball, Swimming/Diving and Soccer games. The Frog Club established a new mark in fundraising for athletics scholarships and the Lettermen’s Association surpassed 1,000 members and had a record 30 percent participation rate – nearly three times the national average.

ESPN’s “College GameDay” came to our campus for the first time. The City of Fort Worth dyed the Trinity River purple. The City of Omaha adopted Baseball as its hometown favorite during the College World Series. Add it all up, and TCU Athletics unquestionably is on the rise.

That success starts in the classroom as TCU student-athletes posted a 2.98 departmental cumulative grade point average in the Spring 2010 semester, the highest since TCU started reporting scores in Fall 1998. Fifty-three percent of the student-athletes had GPAs above 3.0, including 24 percent at 3.5 or higher. Most importantly, 83 Horned Frogs graduated during the 2009-10 academic year, while one former student-athlete was named a recipient of the NCAA Degree Completion Award. Overall, 15 of the 20 programs had GPAs of 3.0 or better, two more than a year ago. Sixteen were above the 2.9 mark.

On the field, Horned Frog teams made history. Football, Baseball and Rifle finished the season in the national top 6. Reaching as high as No. 4 in the polls, Football broke into the Bowl Championship Series for the first time ever and reached the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. Baseball finished with its highest-ever ranking of No. 3 after winning the Fort Worth Regional, the Super Regional in Austin against the Texas Longhorns and playing in the College World Series in Omaha for the first time in program history. The team won three games in its side of the bracket and was nine innings away from the championship series. Rifle won the NCAA championship to give TCU its first team title since 1983. TCU was the only school in the nation to have a team play in the BCS, win a game at the CWS and win a national championship.

Those teams were not our only titlists. Men’s Tennis, Women’s Tennis, Women’s Basketball and Men’s Swimming all were crowned champions of the Mountain West Conference. All told, 15 of the 20 athletics programs placed teams or individuals in the NCAA postseason, including Cross Country, Women’s Golf, Men’s Golf, Volleyball and both squads for the indoor and outdoor track teams. TCU hosted two NCAA events on campus — the Fort Worth Regional in Baseball and the NCAA Championships in Rifle. These events were successful and the student-athletes from those teams were very appreciative of the many additional hours of work from both the staff and volunteers who made it possible for them to compete for the championships at their home venues.

Thanks to you, overall athletic contributions in the fiscal year 2009-10 totaled more than $8.1 million with an all-time high of $4.45 million of that designated to the Frog Club “Scholarships for Champions” program. As summer comes to an end, the Jane Justin Fieldhouse at Garvey-Rosenthal Soccer Stadium is being completed, while final plans are made for the renovation of Amon G. Carter Stadium. The project is the result of a three-year study by the TCU Athletics Stadium Committee, headed by Board of Trustees Vice Chair Clarence Scharbauer III, which worked with sports design/architecture firm HKS, marketing groups ISG and CSL, as well as the TCU Physical Plant and TCU coaches, to develop concepts. The Amon G. Carter Foundation’s lead gift of $15 million in 2009 created momentum for a fund-raising effort that began in February. Some 35 donors contributed $105.7 million before construction started. The TCU Board of Trustees approved the project in July. In the coming days, you will learn more about this historic undertaking.

We hope that you enjoy reading this Annual Report and join us for another exciting year of TCU Athletics.

Go Frogs,

Chris Del Conte Director of Intercollegiate Athletics

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2009-10 Intercollegiate Athletics Committee Rick L Wittenbraker, Chair The late Robert A. Buschman J. Kelly Cox Christopher D. Curtis John F. Davis III A. R. “Buddy” Dike

Alan D. Friedman Rafael G. Garza Charlie L. Geren Nick A. Giachino Kenneth J. Huffman Ann M. Jones J. Roger King G. Malcolm Louden Kade L. Matthews Roger A. Ramsey

Jerry J. Ray Trevor D. Rees-Jones Joan G. Rogers Billy Rosenthal Clarence Scharbauer III Edgar H. Schollmaier William E. Steele III F. Howard Walsh Jr. J. Roger Williams John T. Wooldridge

Associate Athletics Directors Davis Babb Ross Bailey Jack Hesselbrock Kim Johnson Scott Kull Andrea Nordmann 3

WHERE CHAMPIONS 4

RIFLE NCAA Champions

Erin Lorenzen, Simone Riford, Sarah Scherer, Sarah Beard and Caitlin Morrissey put in a dominating performance in air rifle to help Rifle and Coach Karen Monez (far right) claim the

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program’s first-ever overall NCAA Championship. The Horned Frogs defeated Alaska-Fairbanks, 4,675 to 4,653, erasing a sixpoint deficit entering the last day of competition. With five shooters earning All-America honors, TCU became the first allfemale team to win the title in the coed sport’s 31-year history.

It was TCU’s first team NCAA championship since 1983.

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football MWC Champions Tostitos Fiesta Bowl participant No. 6 in the nation

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Football made history in 2009, tying a 74-year-old mark for most wins in a season (12) and reaching the Bowl Championship Series for the first time. The program dominated its non-conference slate, highlighted by road victories against Atlantic Coast Conference foes Virginia and Clemson. The team was equally dominant in league play, going a perfect 8-0 in the Mountain West Conference for the second time in four seasons and outscoring its MWC rivals 349-90. The Frogs climbed as high as No. 3 in the polls and were the first choice of the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl as the highest-ranked non-automatic BCS qualifier. The team finished the campaign with its best end-of-season ranking (sixth) since the 1930s and its second consecutive top-10 finish. Under Coach Gary Patterson, the Frogs have been ranked in the final poll six of nine seasons. 2009 was the fifth campaign of at least 11 victories in the last seven years and the sixth season of double-digit wins in the last eight. For a second straight year, the defense was ranked No. 1 in the nation in fewest rushing yards allowed and fewest first downs allowed per game. It was the fourth time in 10 years TCU was ranked No. 1 in total defense.

The offense rolled to school records in points scored (498), total yards (5,937) and touchdowns (59).

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Baseball MWC Regular-Season and MWC Tournament Champions College World Series participant No. 3 in the nation

Baseball produced its most successful run in program history in 2010. It dominated the Mountain West Conference, clinching its fifth-consecutive regular-season championship and fourth MWC Tournament title in five years. The Frogs made a seventh-straight appearance in the NCAA postseason and hosted the Fort Worth Regional for a second time as the No. 1 seed. The Frogs swept the regional with wins over Lamar, Arizona and Baylor to set up a Super Regional rematch with national No. 2 seed Texas in Austin. With overpowering pitching and clutch hitting, TCU conquered the Longhorns in three games to advance to the College World Series for the first time. The team won three games in Omaha, including a dramatic 11-7 victory over Florida State in an elimination game to earn the label “the darling of Omaha,� according to the Omaha World-Herald. With 54 victories, the club established a new mark for wins in a season and was ranked No. 3 in the nation by all the major polls, the highest-ever ranking in TCU Baseball history.

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women’s Tennis MWC Tournament Champions

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men’s swimming/diving MWC Regular-Season Champions

Senior Macall Harkins and the No. 29 Women’s Tennis team captured their second Mountain West Conference Championship in four years in the league. The Frogs went 10-1 against league foes and placed Harkins, Katariina Tuohimaa and Kayla

women’s basketball MWC Regular-Season Champions Duncan on the singles All-MWC team. Tuohimaa

and Duncan were also tabbed to the All-MWC doubles squad, while Jefferson Hammond was the league’s Coach of the Year.

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Results

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MWC Offensive playe r o f the ye ar

In c o mp eti t i on The TCU Horned Frogs’ 2009-10 season produced nationally ranked programs in Football, Baseball, Men’s Golf, Women’s Golf, Rifle and Equestrian. From Football’s trip to the Fiesta Bowl to Baseball’s trip to the College World Series, the Frogs offered plenty to cheer about. In all, Horned Frog student-athletes earned 51 All-America honors and 108 All-Mountain West Conference selections, plus nine relay teams.

Denotes team and/or individuals that made an NCAA postseason appearance

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FALLSPO RTS F OO TB ALL ( 1 2-1, 8-0 M WC) • Won the Mountain West Conference championship and made its first BCS appearance with a trip to the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl • Closed the season ranked sixth for its third top-10 ranking in the last five years • The 2009 seniors became TCU’s all-time winningest class with 42 victories • Gary Patterson received nine National Coach of the Year honors • Topped the MWC with a school-record 20 all-conference selections, including seven All-Americans • Jerry Hughes became just the second two-time consensus AllAmerican in TCU history in addition to winning the Lott Trophy and Ted Hendricks Award • Led the nation in defense for the second straight year and fourth time since 2000 • Set single-season school records for points scored (498), total offense (5,937 yards) and first downs (311) • One of just two teams (Florida) to rank in the top 10 in both offense and defense • Three Horned Frogs (Jerry Hughes, Daryl Washington, Marshall Newhouse) were taken in the 2010 NFL draft with Hughes becoming TCU’s first first-round selection since LaDainian Tomlinson in 2001

Jer emy Kerley

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VOLLEY BALL ( 2 7 - 7 , 1 3 - 3 MWC) • Won a school record 27 matches • Posted a program-best second-place finish in the Mountain West Conference • Made its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament • Advanced to the second round after defeating Rice 3-0 in an opening-round match • Had the first All-Americans in program history with Christy Hudson, Kourtney Edwards and Megan Munce • Munce was tabbed MWC Setter of the Year, while Hudson, Edwards and Katelyn Blackwood earned all-conference accolades

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• Edwards became TCU’s all-time blocks leader with 525 • Produced seven MWC Player of the Week recipients, including Edwards on five occasions • Defeated No. 25 Colorado State in a nationally-televised contest before a record home crowd of 1,875 • Ranked 45th nationally in attendance with an average of 1,104 fans per game • Earned a Team Academic Award from the Association of Volleyball Coaches of America after posting a collective GPA of 3.42 for 2009-2010. Six members – Blackwood, Edwards, Hudson, Munce, Kylie Pont and Sloane Sunstrum –placed on the Fall 2009 Academic All-Conference team

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FALLSPO RTS

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CROSS COU NT RY • Both the men and women were ranked in the South Central Region • Women held their ranking throughout the season • Men’s team earned the NCAA Public Recognition Award for the second straight year • Both teams combined to place nine student-athletes on the Academic All-Mountain West Conference squad • Men finished sixth at the MWC Championships while the women were seventh • Agnes Kemboi finished 16th at the MWC Championships for TCU’s best finish on the women’s side since 2006

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• Men’s team won the TCU Season Opener • Jeff Pels finished second at the TCU Season Opener, while sophomore Louis Tijerina placed fourth at the Ken Garland Invitational • Men collected runner-up accolades at the Ken Garland Invitational, while the women were third • Women closed the historic Chile Pepper Festival in 12th place

Lizzy Karoly

SOCCER ( 9 - 1 0 , 2 - 5 MWC ) • Achieved a season-high ranking of No. 26 in the national polls • Climbed as high as No. 4 in the regional rankings • Team was honored for the fourth consecutive year with a NSCAA Team Academic Award • Jackie Torda was a second-team All-Mountain West Conference selection

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• Torda was named a finalist for the 2009 Soccer News Net Player of the Year Award, recognizing her as one of the top 38 players in the nation • Torda and Lizzy Karoly were honorable-mention NSCAA Division I Scholar All-South Region selections • Kaylie Garcia was selected to play for the Mexican National Team • Lizzy Karoly earned CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District honors for the second consecutive season • Ranked 10th nationally in attendance with an average of 1,431 fans per home match

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WI NTERSPO RTS ME N ’ S B ASKE TB ALL ( 1 3 - 19, 5-11 MWC ) • Ronnie Moss was named second-team All-Mountain West Conference • Zvonko Buljan was an honorable-mention All-MWC selection for the second straight season • Moss ranked 10th in the nation in assists per game (5.9) • Moss led the MWC in assists while placing fourth in scoring (14.9 ppg) • Buljan ranked third in the MWC in rebounding (8.6 rpg) and ninth in scoring (12.2 ppg)

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• Edvinas Ruzgas placed 18th in the MWC in scoring (10.7 ppg) • Ruzgas was named the MWC Player of the Week on Dec. 21 • Nikola Cerina became the first international true freshman to play for the men’s basketball program • TCU finished 49th in the country in three-point field goals per game (7.8)

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WOM E N ’S B ASKET B ALL ( 2 2 - 9 , 1 2 - 4 MWC) • Captured its first Mountain West Conference regular-season championship • Advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the ninth time in the last 10 years, one of just 14 programs to be able to make that claim • Recorded two wins over ranked teams with victories over No. 5 Texas A&M (56-54) and No. 18 Kansas (74-69) • Finished the season with a program-record 15-0 mark at home for the first unbeaten season in school history, extending its streak to 22 in a row (fifth in the nation)

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• Jeff Mittie was tabbed the MWC Coach of the Year, his fifth career league coach of the year honor from four different conferences • Helena Sverrisdottir was named the MWC Player of the Year and only the third All-American in TCU women’s basketball history • Sverrisdottir and Emily Carter were first-team All-MWC, while TK LaFleur was third team and Starr Crawford and Eboni Mangum were honorable-mention picks • Sverrisdottir and Carter gave the Frogs a pair of first-team all-conference honorees in the same season for the first time in program history • Sverrisdottir became the first player in team history to reach 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 300 assists in a career

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WI NTERSPO RTS SWIMMI NG /DIVI N G ( M e n: 7-0, 5-0 MWC ) (Wo men: 7-7, 2-6 M WC) • Men’s team won the Mountain West Conference dual-meet title with a 177-117 victory over No. 22 UNLV • The men posted their first undefeated dual-meet MWC record in program history, and they won 75 percent of their events during the season • Ten male and four female swimmers and divers earned All-MWC honors • Edgar Crespo, only the second Horned Frog swimmer to participate in the NCAA Championships since 1997, finished 27th in the 100-breaststroke

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• Crespo , who won gold at the MWC Championships with a TCU record time in the 100 breast , ended the season with a 12-0 mark in the 100- and 200-breast, while Jeff Gettel went 13-0 in the backstroke to remain undefeated in his career versus MWC opponents • Men’s 200-medley and 400-free relay teams both earned silver and diver Kyle Callens took bronze from the one-meter board at the MWC Championships • The women’s 400-free relay team of Zrinka Korac, Parris Schoppa, Maria Paula Alvarez and Katie Scarsella turned in the second-best time in school history at the MWC Championships • Alvarez secured her third-straight All-MWC honor

Erin Lore nzen

RIF LE • Won the NCAA Championship • Became the first all-female squad to capture the national title • Also claimed the Smallbore National Championship • Sarah Scherer was the Smallbore Individual National Champion • Hosted the NCAA Championships for the secondstraight season • Erin Lorenzen was named the Most Outstanding Performer at the NCAA Championships • Lorenzen and Simone Riford were named All-Americans for the fourth straight season

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• Scherer, Sarah Beard and Caitlin Morrissey were also tabbed All-Americans • Won eight straight dual meets heading into the national championship match • Nine team members earned Collegiate Rifle Coaches Association All-Academic honors

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WI NTER/SPRINGS PORTS

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I N DOOR TRACK AN D FIELD • Earned runner-up honors on both the men’s and women’s sides at the 2010 Mountain West Conference Indoor Championships • The women were 28th at the NCAA Championships, the third-highest finish in program history • Posted 11 NCAA provisional marks, broke one meet record, set a school record in the women’s 400 and won eight conference titles on the final day of the MWC Championships.

• Darryl Anderson was named MWC Men’s Coach of the Year • Had 20 student-athletes receive All-MWC honors • Festus Kigen and Rose Tanui became the first Horned Frogs to win MWC titles in the 5,000 meters

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• Kigen cruised to a sixth-place finish in the men’s 5,000 meters at the NCAA Championships, becoming the first Horned Frog to earn All-America accolades in the event and posting the highest finish in program history • Whitney Gipson was sixth in the women’s long jump at the NCAA Championships, the best result in program history • Neidra Covington placed sixth in the women’s triple jump for TCU’s top finish ever in the event • Kristal Juarez captured the first All-America accolade of her career in the women’s 400 meters to finish seventh for the highest result in TCU history

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OUT DOOR TRACK A ND F IELD • TCU won 10 of 28 events, set two Mountain West Conference records and broke two school marks on the final day of the MWC Championships • Women finished the MWC Championships in second place, while the men were third • Had 20 student-athletes named All-MWC • Freshman Charles Silmon was honored with the Men’s Most Outstanding Performance Award at the MWC Championships • Men’s 4x100 time of 39.20 ranked in the top five of the NCAA for the majority of the season • Twenty-five Horned Frogs, including all four relays, competed at the NCAA Championships

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• Neidra Covington honored as the South Central Region Field Athlete of the Year by the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association • Covington soared to first-place accolades in the women’s triple jump at the NCAA West Preliminary Round • Covington was the only MWC student-athlete to earn two AllAmerica accolades at the NCAA Championships • Covington was the first female student-athlete in TCU history to win the women’s triple jump at the historic Penn Relays • Silmon made the United States Junior team, winning gold and silver medals at the World Junior Championships

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SPRINGS PORTS ME N’ S T ENN IS ( 1 2 -13, 3-3 MWC) • Won the Mountain West Conference tournament championship for the third time in five seasons • Entered the MWC tourney as the No. 4 seed before defeating No. 1 BYU, No. 2 San Diego State and No. 5 Utah to claim the title • Advanced to the NCAA tournament for the 19th time in 20 seasons • Emanuel Brighiu and Christopher Price competed at the NCAA Doubles Championships as the MWC’s top-ranked tandem • Brighiu and Price finished the year ranked 46th nationally in doubles

Emanuel Brighiu

• Brighiu and Zach Nichols were All-MWC in singles, while Brighiu was joined by Price on the All-MWC doubles squad • Dave Borelli was selected for the Intercollegiate Women’s Tennis Hall of Fame, becoming only the third male coach to be enshrined • Earned a high national team ranking of No. 38 before finishing the year 52nd • Posted five victories over nationally-ranked teams, including a 6-1 win over No. 24 Tulsa • Brighiu, Nichols and Slah Mbarek combined for four MWC Player of the Week honors

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WOM E N ’S TE N NIS ( 1 0 - 1 7 , 4 - 4 MWC) • Won the Mountain West Conference tournament championship for the second straight season and third in five years • Advanced to the NCAA tournament for the seventh straight season • Represented at the NCAA Championships by Nina Munch-Soegaard in singles and Kayla Duncan and Katariina Tuohimaa in doubles • Duncan and Tuohimaa reached the NCAA’s Round of 16, marking the sixth straight season TCU sent a duo into the Sweet 16

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• Duncan and Tuohimaa, ranked 27th nationally in doubles, helped TCU garner five individual conference honors by earning spots on the All-MWC singles and doubles teams • Munch-Soegaard was voted to the All-MWC singles squad • Earned a high national team ranking of No. 23 before finishing the year 50th • Defeated its highest-ranked opponent of the season with a 4-3 victory over No. 30 Texas • Tuohimaa, Munch-Soegaard, Duncan, Idunn Hertzberg and Gaby Mastromarino combined for five MWC Player of the Week selections

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SP RINGS PORTS MEN’ S GOL F • Made its 21st consecutive NCAA postseason appearance • One of only four programs nationally to advance to at least 20 consecutive NCAA Regionals with the same coach • Won two tournaments – The Prestige at PGA West and the National Invitational Tournament • Travis Woolf garnered All-Mountain West Conference accolades for the first time in his career • Woolf concluded the season ranked 61st in the country • Johan de Beer received his second All-MWC selection • De Beer led the Frogs with three top-five results, including a third-place finish at The Prestige at PGA West • In his second collegiate tournament, Daniel Jennevret recorded a victory at The Prestige at PGA West • Tom Hoge was one of 32 players in the country to participate in the Western Refining All-American Classic in El Paso • Pontus Gad made his collegiate debut with a fourth-place finish at the prestigious PING/Golfweek Preview

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WOM E N ’S GOL F • Made its 15th consecutive NCAA postseason appearance • Tied for 19th at the NCAA Championship • One of just seven programs nationally to finish in the top 20 at each of the last four NCAA Championships • Overcame a two-stroke deficit entering the final round of the NCAA East Regional to qualify for the NCAA Championships • Put together a streak of 10 consecutive top-10 results, including three runner-up finishes • Faced the nation’s 14th-most difficult schedule

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• Led the MWC for the second straight season with three all-conference selections (Brooke Beeler, Valentine Derrey, Rachel Raastad) • Angie Ravaioli-Larkin was tabbed MWC Coach of the Year • Derrey was named to the NCAA All-East Regional team • Derrey became the first Horned Frog to play in four NCAA Championships while joining Angela Stanford as the only four-time all-conference selections in TCU history

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SPRINGS PORTS B ASEB ALL ( 5 4 -14, 19-5 M WC) • Made its first appearance at the College World Series and won three games to fall just one game short of the championship series • Advanced to the CWS by winning a Super Regional series over Texas in Austin • Hosted an NCAA Regional for the second straight year and again swept through it undefeated • Jim Schlossnagle was named National Coach of the Year and was selected Mountain West Conference Coach of the Year for the fifth straight season

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• Set a program record by climbing as high as No. 3 in the national polls • Established single-season team records for victories (54) and home runs (101) • Bryan Holaday won the Johnny Bench Award • Matt Purke, the National Freshman Pitcher of the Year, set a TCU record as he led the nation in victories (16-0) and recorded the most wins by a Division I pitcher since 2004 • Purke, catcher Holaday and pitcher Steven Maxwell received AllAmerica honors • Had six players selected in the Major League Baseball draft • Had 10 all-conference members, including nine first-teamers • Maxwell was the MWC Pitcher of the Year

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E Q UEST RIAN (10-7) • Placed fourth at the 2010 Varsity Equestrian National Championships for its highest finish in program history • Western squad was fifth at nationals in the final team standings • Western team defeated Oklahoma State and Baylor at the National Championships • Hunt Seat team placed sixth overall for its highest finish ever on the English side • Hunt Seat squad defeated Baylor and Fresno State for its first-ever victories on the English side at nationals

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• Nationally ranked throughout the year, climbing as high as No. 7

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• Had three student-athletes ranked in the top 10 in their respective events, including No. 1 Carrie von Uhlit in Reining • Von Uhlit was the No. 2 seed in Reining at nationals, while Kelsey Huffman was the No. 7 seed • Von Uhlit closed her career going 20-5 with eight MVPs combined between Reining and Horsemanship • Courtney Chown entered the National Championships as the No. 4 seed in Horsemanship, while Huffman was the No. 6 seed

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Postseason M att p urk e

national F re sh man pitc her of the year

Raisi ng t heir Game s Fifteen of TCU’s 20 programs were represented in the postseason in 2009-10 by teams or individuals. Football played in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, the program’s first appearance in the Bowl Championship Series and the 11th bowl trip in 12 seasons. Rifle captured the NCAA Championship at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum to become TCU’s first team NCAA champions since 1983. Volleyball made the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history.

Baseball was a No. 1 seed and Regional host for the second time ever as it won all three games at Lupton Stadium en route to a win at the Super Regionals in Austin and eventually to the College World Series in Omaha, where it won three games over seven days. Women’s Tennis reached the NCAAs for the seventh straight time, while the men’s team made the tournament for the 19th time in 20 years. Women’s Basketball returned to the Big Dance for the ninth time in 10 years. The streak for Women’s Golf reached 15, while Men’s Golf made it 21 in a row.

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Football Won the Mountain West Conference title and made its first BCS appearance with a trip to the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. The Horned Frogs played in their 11th bowl game in the last 12 seasons.

volleyball Capped the most successful season in its program history by reaching the NCAA Tournament for the first time. TCU defeated Rice in an opening-round match before falling to national runner-up Texas in the second round.

Women’s Basketball Won its first Mountain West Conference regular-season championship and reached the NCAA Tournament for the ninth time in 10 seasons.

Men’s Swimming & Diving The men’s swimming and diving team won the Mountain West Conference dual-meet title. Edgar Crespo finished 27th in the 100-breaststroke at the 2010 NCAA Championships.

He became just the second Horned Frog swimmer since 1997 to participate at the NCAA Championships.

Rifle Won the NCAA championship in a competition hosted by TCU for the second straight year. The Horned Frogs became the first all-female squad to win the national title. TCU also captured the smallbore national championship, while freshman Sarah Scherer was the individual champion in smallbore. Erin Lorenzen was named Most Outstanding Performer at the NCAA Championships.

Women’s Golf Made its 15th consecutive postseason appearance. TCU tied for 19th at the NCAA Championships and is one of only seven programs nationally to finish in the top 20 each of the last four seasons.

Men’s Golf Reached the NCAA postseason for a 21st consecutive season. The Horned Frogs were third at the South Central Regional to advance to the NCAA Championships.

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Men’s & Women’s Indoor Track & Field Women’s indoor track and field placed 28th at the NCAA Indoor Championships, the third-highest finish in program history. The TCU men and women combined to break two school records while Neidra Covington, Kristal Juarez, Whitney Gipson and Festus Kigen earned All-America honors.

Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field The Horned Frogs sent 25 student-athletes and all four relays to the first round of the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Overall, eight student-athletes and the men’s 4x400 represented the Horned Frogs at the final round of the NCAA Championships. Neidra Covington paced TCU with All-America honors in the long jump and triple jump.

Women’s Tennis Won the Mountain West Conference Tournament to advance to the NCAAs for the seventh straight season.

Nina Munch-Soegaard participated in the NCAA Singles Championships, while Kayla Duncan and Katariina Tuohimaa reached the Sweet 16 in doubles.

Men’s Tennis Won the Mountain West Conference Tournament Championship to reach the NCAA postseason for the 19th time in 20 seasons. Emanuel Brighiu and Christopher Price represented the Horned Frogs at the NCAA Doubles Championships.

Baseball Won the Mountain West Conference championship for the fifth consecutive season, representing all five years it has been in the league. The Horned Frogs hosted and won an NCAA Regional for the second straight year before winning a Super Regional series at Texas en route to their first trip to the College World Series.

Equestrian Placed fourth at the Varsity Equestrian National Championships for its highest finish in program history.

The Western squad was fifth at nationals, while the Hunt Seat team placed sixth.

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Honor Roll Football Tanner Brock, LB Second-Team Freshman All-American, Phil Steele’s College Football Preview

Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award Finalist Second-Team All-Decade, CollegeFootballNews.com Pop Boone Award winner Senior Bowl invitation NFL Combine invitation

Marcus Cannon, OT FIrst-Team All-MWC First-Team All-Texas College, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football

Bart Johnson, WR First-Team Academic All-District, ESPN The Magazine MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Tank Carder, LB Second-Team All-MWC Second-Team All-Texas College, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football

Tejay Johnson, S Second-Team All-MWC

Andy Dalton, QB Honorable-Mention All-American, SI.com Honorable-Mention All-American, CollegeFootballNews.com Manning Award Finalist Mountain West Conference Offensive Player of the Year Mountain West Conference Offensive Most Valuable Player, Sporting News First-Team All-MWC Second-Team All-Texas College, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Award of Distinction, Touchdown Club of Columbus (Ohio) Wayne Daniels, DE Second-Team All-MWC Ross Evans, PK First-Team All-MWC Second-Team All-Texas College, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Evan Frosch, TE Honorable-Mention All-MWC Cory Grant, DT Second-Team All-MWC Clint Gresham, DS Texas vs. the Nation Challenge NFL Combine invitation Antoine Hicks, WR Honorable-Mention All-MWC Jerry Hughes, DE Lott Trophy winner Ted Hendricks Award winner First-Team All-American, Walter Camp Football Foundation; Associated Press; American Football Coaches Association; Football Writers Association of America; Sporting News; ESPN.com; SI.com; CollegeFootballNews.com; CBSSports. com; Rivals.com; Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award; The Kickoff Honorable-Mention All-American, Pro Football Weekly MWC Defensive Player of the Year MWC Defensive Most Valuable Player, Sporting News First-Team All-MWC First-Team All-Texas College, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Defensive Player of the Year in Texas, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Best Defensive Lineman in Texas, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Rotary Lombardi Award Finalist Bronko Nagurski Trophy Finalist Walter Camp Player of the Year Finalist

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Anson Kelton, P Honorable Mention All-MWC Jeremy Kerley, PR/WR Second-Team All-American, Rivals.com Honorable-Mention All-American, CollegeFootballNews.com and Pro Football Weekly Special Teams Special Teams Player of the Year First-Team All-MWC (PR) Honorable-Mention All-MWC (WR) Second-Team All-Texas College, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football (PR) Jake Kirkpatrick, C First-Team All-American, SI.com Third-Team All-American, Rivals.com Rimington Trophy Finalist Second-Team All-MWC Marshall Newhouse, OT Third-Team All-American, Rivals.com Honorable-Mention All-American, SI.com First-Team All-MWC First-Team All-Texas College, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Best Offensive Lineman in Texas, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football East-West Shrine Game invitation NFL Combine invitation

Dick Butkus Award Semifinalist First-Team All-MWC Best Linebacker in Texas, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football First-Team All-Texas College, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football All-Bowl Team, Sporting News Senior Bowl invitation NFL Combine invitation

Ed Wesley, TB Honorable Mention All-MWC Jimmy Young, WR Honorable Mention All-MWC

Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Lilian Chevalier MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Kelsey Walters, GK MWC Scholar-Athlete* Nikki Wilbur, MF NCAA Career in Sport Forum Participant Team NSCAA Team Academic Award Hal Harbuck Community Service Award

Kelly Dawson MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Marin Bavcevic, G MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Douglas Moore MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Zvonko Buljan, F Honorable Mention All-MWC

Eric Senseman MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Ronnie Moss, G Second-Team All-MWC

Tricia Terry MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Women’s Basketball

Team NCAA Public Recognition Award

Emily Carter, G First-Team All-MWC

Volleyball

Starr Crawford, F Honorable-Mention All-MWC

Katelyn Blackwood, L All-MWC

TK LaFleur, G Third-Team All-MWC

Kourtney Edwards, MB Honorable Mention All-American, AVCA All-MWC All-West Region, AVCA MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Eboni Mangum, G Honorable-Mention All-MWC MWC All-Defensive Team MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Nic Richmond, OT Texas vs. the Nation Challenge

Christy Hudson, RS Honorable Mention All-American, AVCA All-MWC All-West Region, AVCA MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Matthew Tucker, TB MWC Freshman of the Year, Sporting News

Jackie Torda, F All-MWC Soccer News Net Player of the Year Award Finalist Honorable Mention NSCAA Division I Scholar All-South Region team MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Men’s Basketball

Megan Munce, S Honorable Mention All-American, AVCA MWC Setter of the Year All-MWC All-West Region, AVCA

Chris Smith, FB MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Cheryl Martin, D/MF MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Katie Dalton MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Rafael Priest, CB Third-Team All-American, Sporting News First-Team All-MWC Second-Team All-Texas College, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football

Nick Sanders, CB FIrst-Team All-MWC Second-Team All-Texas College, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football

MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Sloane Sunstrum MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Soccer Jordan Calhoun, F Soccer America Team of the Week Selection

Joseph Turner, TB Second-Team All-MWC East-West Shrine Game invitation

Kaylie Garcia, MF Mexican National Team Selection International Cap

Daryl Washington, LB First-Team All-American, ESPN.com Second-Team All-American, Sporting News Third-Team All-American, Rivals.com Honorable-Mention All-American, Pro Football Weekly

Kelly Faerber, MF MWC Scholar-Athlete* Lizzy Karoly, F Honorable Mention NSCAA Division I Scholar All-South Region team Academic All-District, ESPN The Magazine

Helena Sverrisdottir, G/F Honorable-Mention All-American, Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Honorable-Mention All-American, Associated Press MWC Player of the Year First-Team All-MWC Pop Boone Award winner

RIFLE Sarah Beard All-American (air rifle) All-American (smallbore) All-Academic Award MWC Scholar-Athlete* Erin Lorenzen All-America (air rifle) All-American (smallbore) MWC Hal Rothman Sportsmanship Award recipient Bonnie Morgan All-Academic Award MWC Scholar-Athlete* Caitlin Morrissey All-American (air rifle) All-Academic Award Emily Paper All-Academic Award

* – Mountain West Conference Scholar-Athletes must have completed at least two academic terms while maintaining a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better and have participated in varsity competition in an NCAA-sponsored sport.

wayne daniels MWC Scholar-Athlete* Kaitlin Pennell All-Academic Award MWC Scholar-Athlete* Simone Riford All-America (air rifle) All-Academic Award MWC Scholar-Athlete* Maggie Savage All-Academic Award MWC Scholar-Athlete* Sarah Scherer All-American (air rifle) All-American (smallbore) National Champion (smallbore) All-Academic Award MWC Scholar-Athlete* Lauren Sullivan All-Academic Award MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving

Ben Biefnes Dutch Meyer Scholar-Athlete of the Year winner MWC Scholar-Athlete* Ashley Bolin MWC Scholar-Athlete* Ellie Bradley All-MWC (100-breaststroke, 200-breaststroke) Kyle Callens All-MWC (one-meter springboard, threemeter springboard) MWC Scholar-Athlete* Edgar Crespo All-MWC (100-breast, 100-butterfly) Stephanie Futscher All-MWC (200-butterfly) Jeff Gettel All-MWC (200-back) Friedrich Grott All-MWC (200-butterfly) Laszlo Gyurko All-MWC (100-back, 200-back)

Maria Paula Alvarez All-MWC (500-free)

Ben Iannacone All-MWC (200-free)

Josh Bagby All-MWC (100-free, )

Kimberly Jones MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Rourke Barrett All-MWC (200-free)

Zrinka Korac All-MWC (100-butterfly)

Jennifer Oster MWC Scholar-Athlete* Alison Simon MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Chaniqua Corinealdi All-MWC (60 meters, 200 meters) NCAA Indoor Championships Qualifier

Lindsey Stevens All-MWC (1,650-free)

Neidra Covington NCAA Indoor All-American (Triple Jump) All-MWC (Triple Jump) NCAA Indoor Championships Qualifier

Garrett Weaver All-MWC (200-butterfly)

Katie Dalton MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Kaitlyn Vann MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Kelly Dawson MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Trevor Woods MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Skye Dawson All-MWC (60 meters)

Men’s 400-free relay (Josh Bagby, Rourke Barrett, Laszlo Gyurko, Ben Iannacone) All-MWC

Mychal Dungey All-MWC (200 meters) NCAA Indoor Championships Qualifier

Men’s 200-medley relay (Josh Bagby, Edgar Crespo, Laszlo Gyurko, Edgar Peyro) All-MWC Men’s Team Scholar All-America Team, CSCAA Women’s Team Scholar All-America Team, CSCAA

Men’s and Women’s Indoor Track & Field Lilian Chevalier MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Whitney Gipson NCAA Indoor All-American (Long Jump) All-MWC (Long Jump) NCAA Indoor Championships Qualifier Dell Guy NCAA Indoor Championships Qualifier Stormy Harrison All-MWC (Shot Put) Saria Hawkins MWC Scholar-Athlete* Clemore Henry All-MWC (200 meters, 400 meters) NCAA Indoor Championships Qualifier Continued on Page 26

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Continued from Page 25 Kristal Juarez NCAA Indoor All-American (400 meters) All-MWC (400 meters) NCAA Indoor Championships Qualifier Festus Kigen NCAA Indoor All-American (5,000 meters) All-MWC (3,000 meters, 5,000 meters) NCAA Indoor Championships Qualifier Matthew Love All-MWC (400 meters) Larissa Matthews All-MWC (60-meter Hurdles) Jack O’Brien MWC Scholar-Athlete* Teneshia Peart All-MWC (200 meters) Jordan Pitts All-MWC (60-meter Hurdles) NCAA Indoor Championships Qualifier Kelsey Samuels All-MWC (Shot Put) Eric Senseman MWC Scholar-Athlete* Charles Silmon All-MWC (60 meters) Eric Storey MWC Scholar-Athlete* Sara Talley MWC Scholar-Athlete* Rose Tanui All-MWC (3,000 meters, 5,000 meters) Men’s Distance Medley relay (Sean Zurko, Jeff Pels, Jordan Pitts, Festus Kigen) All-MWC Men’s 4x400 relay (Dell Guy, Mychal Dungey, Jordan Pitts, Clemore Henry) All-MWC Women’s 4x400 relay (Quinterra Charles, Teneshia Peart, Chaniqua Corinealdi, Kristal Juarez) All-MWC

Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Quinterra Charles All-MWC (400 meters) Chaniqua Corinealdi All-MWC (100 meters, 200 meters) USA Junior Outdoor Championships Participant Neidra Covington All-American (Long and Triple Jump) South Central Region Field Athlete of the Year, USTFCCCA All-MWC (Long Jump, Triple Jump) NCAA Championships Final Round Participant USA Outdoor Championships Participant

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Mychal Dungey All-MWC (100 meters, 200 meters) NCAA Championships Final Round Participant USA Outdoor Championships Participant Whitney Gipson All-MWC (Long Jump) NCAA Championships Final Round Participant USA Outdoor Championships Participant Dell Guy All-MWC (400 meters) NCAA Championships Final Round Participant Stormy Harrison All-MWC (Shot Put) Clemore Henry All-MWC (400 meters) NCAA Championships Final Round Participant Kristal Juarez All-MWC (400 meters) NCAA Championships Final Round Participant Festus Kigen NCAA Championships Final Round Participant Tommy Killen All-MWC (Discus Throw) NCAA Championships Final Round Participant Larissa Matthews All-MWC (100-meter Hurdles) NCAA Championships Final Round Participant USA Junior Outdoor Championships Participant Kelsey Samuels All-MWC (Shot Put) USA Junior Outdoor Championships Participant Charles Silmon All-MWC (100 meters, 200 meters) MWC Men’s Most Outstanding Performance Honoree NCAA Championships Final Round Participant USA Junior National Team Selection USA Junior Outdoor Championships Participant

Women’s 4x400 relay (Hayley Shade, Quinterra Charles, Sade’ Shari St. Louis, Kristal Juarez) All-MWC

Women’s Golf Brooke Beeler All-MWC Valentine Derrey All-MWC All-East Region Team, NGCA Rachel Raastad All-MWC Melissa Loh All-America Scholar, National Golf Coaches Association MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Men’s Golf Eli Cole MWC Scholar-Athlete* Johan de Beer All-MWC All-Central Region Team, PING Tom Hoge All-America Scholar, National Golf Coaches Association Scott Roudebush MWC Scholar-Athlete* Travis Woolf All-MWC All-Central Region Team, PING All-America Scholar, National Golf Coaches Association

Men’s Tennis Emanuel Brighiu All-MWC Paul Chappell MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Kayla Duncan/Katariina Tuohimaa All-MWC (doubles)

EQUESTRIAN Courtney Chown, Western No. 4 National Seed In Horsemanship Kelsey Huffman, Western No. 7 National Seed In Reining No. 6 National Seed In Horsemanship Carrie von Uhlit, Western Dutch Meyer Scholar-Athlete of the Year winner No. 2 National Seed in Reining

Baseball Matt Curry, 1B First-Team All-MWC MWC Scholar-Athlete* Josh Elander, DH Freshman All-American, Louisville Slugger Taylor Featherston, SS First-Team All-MWC Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Fort Worth Regional Paul Gerrish, P MWC Scholar-Athlete* Bryan Holaday, C Johnny Bench Award winner Second-Team All-American, Louisville Slugger Second-Team All-American, ABCA/ Rawlings First-Team All-MWC First-Team All-Midwest Region Tyler Lockwood, P First-Team All-MWC Eric Marshall, P MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Cameron Nash MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Steven Maxwell, P Second-Team All-American, Louisville Slugger MWC Pitcher of the Year First-Team All-MWC Second-Team All-Midwest Region

Rose Tanui All-MWC (5,000 meters, 10,000 meters)

Zach Nichols All-MWC

Jerome Pena, 2B First-Team All-MWC

Sean Zurko NCAA Championships Final Round Participant

Emanuel Brighiu/Christopher Price All-MWC (doubles)

Matt Purke, P Baseball America National Freshman of the Year National Freshman Pitcher of the Year, Louisville Slugger ; NCBWA Freshman All-American, Louisville Slugger; Baseball America First-Team All-American, ABCA/Rawlings Second-Team All-American, Louisville Slugger; NCBWA; Baseball America NCBWA Pitcher of the Year Finalist MWC Freshman of the Year First-Team All-MWC First-Team All-Midwest Region

Men’s 4x100 relay (Skye Dawson, Charles Silmon, Mark Barnes, Mychal Dungey) All-MWC Men’s 4x400 relay (Dell Guy, Mychal Dungey, Clint Renfro, Jordan Pitts) All-MWC NCAA Championships Final Round Participant Women’s 4x100 relay (Whitney Gipson, Chaniqua Corinealdi, Kristal Juarez, Larissa Matthews) All-MWC

Kelubia Mabatah MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Women’s Tennis Kayla Duncan All-MWC Shalini Sahoo MWC Scholar-Athlete* Nina Munch-Soegaard All-MWC ITA/Cissie Leary Award for Sportsmanship, Texas Region Katariina Tuohimaa All-MWC MWC Scholar-Athlete*

Brance Rivera, OF First-Team All-MWC Kyle Winker, P Second-Team All-MWC

coaching honors Gary patterson National Coach of the Year American Football Coaches Association National Coach of the Year Walter Camp Football Foundation National Coach of the Year Associated Press National Coach of the Year Sporting News Bobby Dodd Award Eddie Robinson Award Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year Award George Munger Award Woody Hayes Award Football Coach of the Year Mountain West Conference MWC Coach of the Year Sporting News

Jim schlossnagle National Coach of the Year National College Baseball Writers Association Midwest Region Coach of the Year American Baseball Coaches Association Baseball Coach of the Year Mountain West Conference

daryl anderson

angie ravaioli-larkin

jeff mittie

Men’s Indoor Track and Field Coach of the Year Mountain West Conference

Women’s Golf Coach of the Year Mountain West Conference

Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year Mountain West Conference

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in the classroom TCU student-athletes work as hard academically as they do in competition, and their classroom commitment is showing. They posted a departmental cumulative grade-point average of 2.98 in the Spring 2010 semester, the highest since TCU started reporting scores in Fall 1998. Seventy-four Frogs made the Dean’s List. Most importantly, 83 student-athletes graduated during the 2009-10 academic year.

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The departmental cumulative grade-point average for Spring 2010 was 2.980. In Fall 2009, it was 2.975.

The all-sport GPA for Spring 2010 was 2.965, while it was 2.905 in Fall 2009.

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Fifty-three percent of the student-athletes had GPAs over 3.000 in the Spring 2010 semester, including 24 percent at 3.5 or higher.

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Twenty-four student-athletes posted a 4.0 GPA in the Spring 2010 semester, while 27 achieved the mark in Fall 2009. Fifty-one Frogs made the Dean’s List in the Spring 2010 semester. Forty-eight made the list in Fall 2009.

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Fifteen of 20 athletics programs carry GPAs over 3.0, and 16 are above the 2.9 mark.

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Eighty-three TCU student-athletes (30 in December, 53 in May) graduated during the 2009-10 academic year.

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One former TCU student-athlete was named a recipient of the NCAA Degree Completion Award for 2009-10.

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Based on the 2008-09 data, the TCU Athletic Department’s APR was the highest in six years of reporting at 980. For six consecutive years, the overall departmental rolling APR score has risen and is now at a 973.

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Nine Horned Frog Sport programs posted perfect APR scores of 1,000 for the 2008-09 academic year.

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Both the TCU Men’s Cross Country and the Women’s Tennis programs earned NCAA Public Recognition Awards for perfect multi-year APR scores of 1,000.

Only the top 10 percent of teams are presented with this award.

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After the Fall 2003 semester, there were only five teams over a 3.00 GPA. After the Spring 2009 semester, the TCU Athletics Department had 15 teams over the 3.00 mark and 16 over the 2.90 mark.

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Fifty-four Horned Frog student-athletes were named 2009-10 MWC Scholar-Athletes.

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in the community Members of the baseball team helped raise awareness for breast cancer by hosting the first-ever TCU Women’s Baseball Clinic in February. Players instructed about 50 guests in learning about the game and trying their hand at throwing pitches, taking batting practice and other practice routines. The players also answered audience questions about the team and hosted a breast cancer awareness day at the ballpark.The effort helped raise $1,000 for cancer research (opposite page), which was donated to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. TCU student-athletes care about the community and make a point to get involved. Other Frog teams visited more than 30 schools and hospitals,built houses through Habitat for Humanity and participated in Fort Worth area shoe and clothing drives.

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The TCU Athletics Department and Score a Goal in the Classroom combined efforts to host the annual Reading Frogs event in February at the Sam Baugh Indoor Practice Facility. Thousands of books were given away by nearly 100 TCU student-athletes to about 1,000 elementary and middle-school students from Fort Worth and surrounding communities.

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Student-athletes from multiple teams raised awareness for Project Purple - an initiative that allows needy children the opportunity to attend TCU home athletic events.

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Women’s Tennis and Volleyball team members helped build a house during a Habitat for Humanity project.

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Student-athletes from multiple teams collected footwear for the First Street Methodist Mission Shoe Drive.

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Student-athletes from multiple teams worked with H.O.P.E. Farm, an organization that provides opportunities for inner-city boys.

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Women’s Basketball team members volunteered at the Tarrant Area Food Bank for its “Backpack for Kids” project that provides food to underprivileged children.

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Soccer team members raised money for Cook Children’s Hospital by hosting two clinics for local youth.

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Student-athletes from multiple teams visited the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Fort Worth.

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frog nation rising If there is one lesson to be learned from the 2009 football season, it’s that the city of Fort Worth can’t have enough purple light bulbs. Mere hours before TCU’s home game against Utah in November, city workers scrambled to find every conceivable way to bathe Cowtown in the Frogs’ home colors. Mission accomplished.

From downtown buildings to a section of the Trinity River to Mayor Mike Moncrief’s wardrobe, Fort Worth embraced TCU in nearly every way. Burnett Plaza (shown), Will Rogers Memorial Center, sections of Lancaster Drive and other places rigged up displays of purple passion. The fervor started in earnest during the second week of November when Moncrief proclaimed that Friday as “Go Purple Day.” Two weeks later, he issued another proclamation and vowed that the city would show similar support for the Frogs next season.

“This university and this team have put Fort Worth in the national spotlight,” he told the local media. “That spotlight is going to benefit everyone.” The excitement spread to private businesses, including Chesapeake Energy, which turned the top of its downtown building purple. The day after Thanksgiving, the mayor also ordered that a fork of the Trinity River be dyed purple and renamed Horned Frog River (opposite page). City workers sprayed “Go Frogs” on the river bank (opposite page). “From this day until the end of the 2009-2010 TCU football season, truly purple fever runs through it — our city, our citizenry and our river.”

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attendance, ticket sales & Revenue Football •

Averaged a school-record 38,186 fans per game in 2009

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Produced the first crowd at Amon G. Carter Stadium of more than 50,000 fans for the win over Utah (50,307) Gross licensing royalties (since 2005-06) 2005-06 $185,755 2006-07 $282,944 2007-08 $307,158 2008-09 $351,941 2009-10 $550,158

Top 5 season average attendance record 1. 38,186 (2009) 2. 37,133 (1994) 3. 36,155 (2003) 4. 33,577 (1995) 5. 32,634 (2000)

Season revenue (since 2006) 2009

$3,631,640

2008

$2,928,708

2007

$2,951,296

2006

$3,289,213

Season tickets (since 2006) 2009

13,752

2008

13,493

2007

14,490

2006

13,962

Soccer •

Averaged 1,504 fans per game in 2009, ranking 10th nationally

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Four of the top nine single-match attendance records came in 2009, including the largest-ever crowd of 2,713 against San Diego State

Volleyball •

Averaged 1,199 fans per game in 2009, ranking 44th nationally

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Seven of the top 10 single-game attendance records came in 2009, including the largest-ever crowd of 1,875 against Colorado State

Baseball •

Averaged 3,127 fans per game in 2010, ranking 19th nationally

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Seven of the top 10 single-game attendance records came in 2010, including the largest-ever crowd of 4,375 against Texas A&M

Top 4 season average attendance record 1. 3,127 (2010) 2. 2,165 (2009) 3. 1,883 (2008) 4. 1,712 (2007) Season revenue (since 2007) 2010 2009 2008 2007

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national spotlight Following the Football team’s climb to No. 4 in the Bowl Championship Series rankings, ESPN’s “College Gameday” headed to Fort Worth in November for the first time ever to cover the Horned Frogs’ battle against Utah. With the Campus Commons as the backdrop, the popular Saturday morning show brought an estimated 4,000-plus people clamoring for seconds of camera time. The scene impressed analyst Kirk Herbstreit to the point that he declared the TCU campus “one of the best venues we’ve ever taken the show,” while show partner Lee Corso donned the SuperFrog costume head to predict a Frog victory. Corso would finish the year 2-0 backing the Frogs, as he also wore it when he picked TCU to beat BYU at Provo a month earlier. The Frogs also were selected by sports apparel giant NIKE to wear the company’s limited edition Pro Combat uniforms, showcasing high-tech design and engineering. The national exposure the team brought to the city was enough to prompt the Fort Worth chapter of the American Advertising Federation to present the program with the 2009 Dateline Award. In December, Fox Sports interviewed Gary Patterson live during the announcement of the Bowl Championship Series matchups.

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TCU will host the 2010-11 AFC Champion for the week leading up to Super Bowl XLV. The team will use the Sam Baugh Indoor Practice Facility and Cox Field, Morris Practice Fields and Amon G. Carter Stadium.

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Sports Illustrated writer Austin Murphy featured the Football team in October. The four-page feature highlighted Coach Gary Patterson’s knack for turning offensive players in high school into defensive standouts at the college level.

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In March, TCU agreed on a fiveyear partnership with WBAP 820 AM and 96.7 FM, beginning in the 2010-11 athletics campaign. It will make TCU one of the nation’s only schools to have its football games broadcast on both FM and AM frequencies.

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Baseball was the subject of a seven-episode original series on the Mountain West Sports Network called “Reaching the Peak,” which shadowed the Frogs all the way to the College World Series. The team had a nationleading 24 appearances on national televsion, including 16 during the regular season on The Mtn. and eight on ESPN or ESPN2 during the NCAA Super Regionals and College World Series.

On ESPN networks alone, the Frogs appeared in almost 30 hours of programming.

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The National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators awarded gold-level honors for TCU Athletics Marketing’s 2009 football poster.

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FROG CLUB scholarships for champions Monumental growth highlighted a historic 2009-10 year for the TCU Frog Club as it ushered in its 70th year. “Started in 1940 by a group of local businessmen who wanted to support TCU Athletics, the Frog Club continues to stand behind winning Horned Frog programs,” said TCU Frog Club Executive Director John Denton ‘85. While the group wants the Frogs to win on the field, it knows that carrying momentum into a studentathlete’s post-competition life is most important. The group raised an all-time record of $4.45 million for TCU Athletics scholarships, an 11 percent increase over the previous year. It is the third straight year to surpass the $4 million mark. The Frog Club also saw its membership swell to a new high of 4,596, including 1,158 new donors, a 34 percent increase from 2008-09.

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Raised a record $1.566 million by the 80-person all-volunteer Membership Team.

It was the group’s fourth consecutive year to best the $1 million mark.

Frog Club financial contributions have increased by 90 percent over the last five years.

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Added The Charles Coody Classic golf tournament to its event menu, with the 13th Annual Coody Classic, which contributes scholarship funds to benefit the Frog Club. Entering its 14th year, the Coody Classic becomes the Frog Club’s spring golf event and is named for the TCU alumnus, Men’s Golf letterman and 1971 Masters Champion.

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Generated $205,000 through the 31st annual Horned Frog Classic golf tournament at Colonial Country Club for women’s and men’s golf scholarships.

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Updated the official Frog Club website, www.tcufrogclub.com, to make it easier for members and donors to give online.

Upgrades enabled the Frog Club to receive more than $1.5 million in online gifts.

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Welcomed more than 1,000 kids and families at annual Frog Club Palooza, where TCU coaches and student-athletes signed autographs, handed out posters and watched the band and cheerleaders perform.

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horned FROg priority points system Developed in 2006, the Horned Frog Priority Points System provides season ticket holders, donors and Frog Club members with a transparent process for distributing high-demand tickets for TCU athletic events. The system was used to distribute thousands of tickets this year to the 2010 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, the 2010 College World Series, NCAA Fort Worth Regional and Super Regional and other events. All donors and season ticket holders are assigned points based on several criteria, including annual Frog Club contributions, capital project gifts, cumulative athletic giving and season ticket loyalty. More than 18,500 Frog fans have accounts. Access your account and check your points and rank at www.tcufrogclub.com.

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How it works Donors and season ticket holders will accumulate individual point totals based on the following criteria: • Cumulative Frog Club Membership 1 point per year of membership (calculated from June 1, 1986-present) • Frog Club Annual Giving

1 point per $100 given per year (points awarded for gifts made during that fiscal year only, beginning June 1) • Capital Project/Scholarship Endowment 2 points per $100 given per year (points awarded for gifts made during that fiscal year only, beginning June 1) • Cumulative Athletic Giving 1 point per $100 given (A rolling 10-year computation as each fiscal year ends) • Purple and White Points 20-point maximum (2 points per season in which football season tickets were purchased. This is a one-time calculation on purchases made from 1996-2005) • Cumulative Season Ticket Commitment 1 point per season ticket purchased (Football, Men’s and Women’s Basketball and Baseball) • Season Ticket Loyalty Points 2 points per consecutive season (Calculated from Fall 2006 forward, points issued each consecutive season in which season tickets are purchased for Football, Men’s and Women’s Basketball or Baseball) • Lettermen 10 points (Calculated from Fall 2006 forward, verified TCU letterwinners who are current members of BOTH the Lettermen’s Association and TCU Frog Club)

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Lettermen’s association Tradition. Camaraderie. Teamwork. Achievement. The ideals embodied by TCU student-athletes live on in the Lettermen’s Association. With the theme “A Common Bond ... The Tradition Continues,” the Association exceeded participation and membership goals in 2009-10. The organization surpassed the milestone of 1,000 active members, which is an increase of 19 percent from the previous year. Membership spans more than 20 sports and nine decades, and no one epitomizes the Association more than its oldest active member M.E. Chappell ‘31 (right), who at 100 years old continues to pay dues and support TCU as a multi-sport season ticket holder. Amazingly, he has missed only one Association meeting in 70 years. The Association honored Mr. Chappell, a two-sport letterwinner, at its annual meeting in May. 40

2009-10 accomplishments •

Inducted six Horned Frogs into the Lettermen’s Hall of Fame in September 2009: Marshall E. Harris ’54, Football; J.J. Henry ’98, Men’s Golf; Dennis Nutt ’86, Men’s Basketball; Michael Reeder ’97, Football; Khadevis Robinson ’98, Men’s Track & Field; and Rene Simpson, Women’s Tennis. The group was also honored at halftime (left) of the Texas State game.

membership on the rise 2009-10

1,024

2008-09

861

2007-08 2006-07

650 700

2005-06

641 654

2004-05

603

2003-04 456

2002-03 2001-02

541

2000-01

564 400

500

600

active members 700

800

900

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Set an all-time record for membership participation as close to 30 percent of former Horned Frog student-athletes, from all sports and decades, were active in the Association, ranking TCU among the nation’s best. Membership levels have increased 19 percent from last year and nearly 32 percent from five years ago.

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Continued to award more than $55,000 in scholarship assistance to the children of current dues-paying lettermen members through the Dutch Meyer Scholarship.

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Launched an improved website with an online apparel page and more accessibility to Lettermen’s events and news.

1,000

If you’re a former TCU Letterwinner and are interested in being a part of the Lettermen’s Association, please visit online at www.lettermens.tcu.edu or call the Lettermen’s Association at 817-257-5471.

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Capital Giving / Scholarships To continue our momentum on the field, TCU must keep pace with the rising costs of athletics scholarships, which have more than doubled during the past decade. Frog Club contributions help pay for athletics scholarships and keeping our varsity programs fully funded. Capital gifts help sustain and build athletics infrastructure. Together, the annual support of donors plays a major role in TCU’s success on and off the field.

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TCU Athletics Scholarships/Annual Revenue Cost Analysis Winning intercollegiate athletics titles demands a team effort. To build these championship teams, scholarships are vital to attracting and recruiting the highest caliber student-athletes possible. Giving to the TCU Frog Club goes directly to the Scholarships for Champions campaign. In 2009-10, the total surpassed $4 million for the third year in a row, yet it still represents less than half the total cost of funding TCU’s 300 athletics scholarships.

Aggregate scholarships cost vs. frog club fundraising 12 $10,978,234

10 9 8

$11,732,400

$11,500,000

11 $9,140,683

$9,037,748 $8,447,497

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Amount (in millions)

6 5 4 3 2

$4,300,635

$4,003,424

2007-08

2008-09

$4,452,240

$3,308,459 $2,610,817

$2,265,060

1 0 2004-05

2006-07

2005-06

fiscal Year

Aggregate scholarship cost

2009-10

frog club fundraising

4 2

$5,874,583

$9,054,869

$5,525,993

6

$4,627,402

8

$3,114,812

10

$4,583,560

12

$1,858,188

Amount (in millions)

14

$6,981,324

16

$8,113,214

18

$12,525,553

$21,160,946

20

$7,745,824

Total Athletics Giving

0 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

fiscal Year

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FULLY Endowed Athletics Scholarships June 1, 2009 to MAy 31, 2010

Ron and Paula Parker Endowed Football Scholarship

Endowing a tight end position

Bill Starkey Football Scholarship

Endowing a defensive back position

Sherri Parker Lee Women’s Athletics Scholarship

Bequest intention

Evan Frosch, a junior tight end on the Football team, was the recipient of the Ron and Paula Parker Endowed Scholarship in 2009-10. He earned Honorable Mention All-Mountain West Conference recognition.

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Partially Endowed Athletics Scholarships June 1, 2009 to MAy 31, 2010

Michael T. Ashworth Athletic Scholarship

Eric Marshall, senior, Baseball

David Baldwin Sanders Endowed Scholarship

Marshall Newhouse, senior, Football

Heather A. Bellomy Memorial Scholarship

Rachel Rentschler, junior, Women’s Basketball

Marci K. Bozarth Scholarship in Women’s Golf

Valentine Derrey, senior, Women’s Golf

Buster Brannon Basketball Scholarship

Nikola Cerina, freshman, Men’s Basketball

Elmer Brown Athletic Training Scholarship

Kelley Menefee, senior, Athletics Training

Tom S. Cate, Jr. Memorial Scholarship

Ryan Christian, senior, Football

Charles Coody/Phi Delta Theta Golf Scholarship

Johnny Antle, freshman, Men’s Golf

Bill Crawford Athletic Scholarship

Jessica Young, senior, Track & Field

Brion T. Carlson Memorial Golf Scholarship

Eli Cole, sophomore, Men’s Golf

Scott Dike Memorial Scholarship

Scott Roudebush, senior, Men’s Golf

Cornelia and Bayard Friedman Scholarship

Nikola Cerina, a freshman center on the Men’s Basketball team, was the recipient of the Buster Brannon Basketball Scholarship in 2009-10. He is the first international true freshman to play for the Horned Frogs.

Christopher Price, junior, Men’s Tennis

Valentine Derrey, a senior on the Women’s Golf team, was the recipient of the Marci K. Bozarth Scholarship in Women’s Golf for 2009-10. She was a four-time All-Mountain West Conference selection.

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Partially Endowed Athletics Scholarships June 1, 2009 to MAy 31, 2010

TCU- Raymond Gafford Memorial Golf Scholarship

Brooke Beeler, sophomore, Women’s Golf

Nick Giachino Women’s Golf Scholarship

Megan O’Donnell, senior, Women’s Golf

Hunt Seat Equestrian Scholarship Dale Glasscock Football Scholarship

Jessica Hagen, junior, Equestrian

Roland L. Harper Memorial Golf Scholarship

Joseph Turner, senior, Football Max Bichsel, sophomore, Men’s Golf

Ben Hogan- Colonial Country Club Endowed Golf Scholarship Louise Kristersson, freshman, Women’s Golf Ashley Huffman Hawkins Scholarship in Women’s Golf

Rachel Raastad, sophomore, Women’s Golf

Bob Lilly Scholarship

Jerry Hughes, senior, Football

L.A.J. and Betty Monroe Endowed Basketball Scholarship

Edvinas Ruzgas, senior, Men’s Basketball

Neil Sealy Memorial Scholarship

Kristin Saunders, junior, Athletics Training

Wray and Sally Thompson Golf Scholarship

Melissa Loh, junior, Women’s Golf

Ed and Ona Wright Athletic Scholarship

Emily Carter, junior, Women’s Basketball

Drs. Ona and Crystal Wright Scholarship

Joseph Turner, a senior tailback on the Football team, was the recipient of the Dale Glasscock Football Scholarship for 2009-10. He was named second-team All-MWC and was invited to the East-West Shrine Game.

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Kourtney Edwards, senior, Volleyball

Kourtney Edwards, a senior on the Volleyball team, was the recipient of the Drs. Ona and Crystal Wright Scholarship for 2009-10. She was named an AllAmerican and is the program’s all-time leader in blocks.

Fully Funded Scholarships

Donors of full scholarships for 2009-10

The following members of the Horned Frog Family have made a tremendous investment in TCU’s student-athletes by annually funding a full scholarship: Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Clark Four Sevens Suite (Four Sevens Operating Co., Ltd., Mr. & Mrs. Dick Lowe, Mr. & Mrs. Hunter Enis, Mr. & Mrs. Brad Cunningham, Mr. & Mrs. Larry Brogdon) Mr. and Mrs. G. Malcolm Louden Mr. and Mrs. Kade Matthews Moncrief Suite (Mr. W. A. “Tex” Moncrief, Jr. and the late Mrs. Deborah Moncrief, Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Moncrief, William A. & Elizabeth B. Moncrief Foundation) Mr. and Mrs. Mike Reilly Roach-King Suite (Mr. & Mrs. John V. Roach/ The Roach Foundation, Inc., Mr. & Mrs. J. Luther King, Jr./Luther King Capital Management) Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scharbauer III Wagner Suite (Mr. Duer Wagner, III) Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard Walsh, Jr. Walsh and Watts, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Rick L Wittenbraker

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TCU Athletics Donors The TCU Frog Club gratefully acknowledges its members and donors who contribute annual gifts and make it possible for more than 300 TCU student-athletes to receive athletics scholarships. On behalf of the TCU Athletics Department and all Horned Frog student-athletes, the Board of Directors of the TCU Frog Club say “Thank you.�

Go Frogs!

$1 Million+ Lifetime Donors Amon G. Carter Foundation Mr. and Mrs. J. Kelly Cox Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Enis Four Sevens Oil Company, Limited Jane & John Justin Foundation John L. Cox Company The late Mr. John S. Justin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Luther King, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Malcolm Louden The late Mr. Robert R. Lowdon, Jr. Lowdon Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Lowe Mary Potishman Lard Trust Mr. W. A. Moncrief, Jr. and the late Mrs. Deborah Moncrief Mr. and Mrs. John V. Roach Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Schollmaier T. J. Brown & C. A. Lupton Foundation, Inc. Mr. Duer Wagner III Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard Walsh, Jr. William A. & Elizabeth B. Moncrief Foundation William and Catherine Bryce Memorial Fund

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The following donors made contributions of $1,500 or more to the TCU Frog Club between June 1, 2009 and May 31, 2010.

$500,000 + Amon G. Carter Foundation

$499,999 - $100,000 Mr. and Mrs. G. Malcolm Louden Mary Potishman Lard Trust Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Parker Leo Potishman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H. Schollmaier Mr. and Mrs. Scott G. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. William R. Starkey, Jr. The Walsh Foundation Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard Walsh, Jr.

$99,999 - $50,000 Estate of Mr. Robert L. Avinger Mr. and Mrs. Tull E. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Davis Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Dike Teresa & J. Luther King, Jr. / Luther King Capital Management Corporation Mr. David D. and Mrs. Christy May Mr. and Mrs. Jay H. Meadows North Texas Christian Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John V. Roach Mr. and Mrs. Beaude Sahm The Roach Foundation, Incorporated Dr. Ona R. and Mr. Edwin E. Wright, Jr. XTO Energy

$49,999 - $10,000 Mr. and Mrs. Steve P. Allison Dr. and Mrs. Pedro Alonso, Jr. Amon G. Carter Star-Telegram Employees Fund Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Anderson Dr. and Mrs. James H. Atkinson John and Debbie Aughinbaugh Austin Commercial Mr. and Mrs. Gus S. Bates IV

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Bennett Bettis Brothers, L.P. Blair G. Loving Memorial Scholarship at TCU Mr. and Mrs. Don P. Bodenhamer Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Brockway Chesapeake Operating, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Christie Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Clark Mr. and Mrs. John K. Cockrell, Sr. Cockrell Printing Company Collins & Young, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Peter Courtney III David E. Bloxom, Sr. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John F. Davis III Mr. and Mrs. Sam R. Day Dr. and Mrs. R. Vance Dell Mr. and Mrs. Joe Don Denton Mr. and Mrs. Larry K. Durrett Mrs. Jennie Beth H. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Nick T. Encke Mr. John B. Esch Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Fikes Four Sevens Oil Company, Limited Frost National Bank Gatorade Hon. Charles L. Geren Mr. and Mrs. Nick A. Giachino Greenwood Office Outfitters Mrs. Marla M. Harper Mr. and Mrs. Jon D. Hellberg Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hille Mr. and Mrs. Scot C. Hollmann Mr. and Mrs. Randall K. Howard Mr. and Mrs. William R. Howell Howell Instruments, Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Hudson International Sports Properties, Inc. Jane & John Justin Foundation Jennie Beth and Cass Edwards Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jon Rex Jones Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger King Mr. and Mrs. John K. Kritser, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Kyle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ladner Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Lowe Mr. Dan E. Lowrance Mr. and Mrs. Kade L. Matthews

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCord Mr. and Mrs. Tod M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Muckleroy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian L. Mynatt, Jr. Pacific Club Impact Foundation Mr. Kip E. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Penshorn PepsiCo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. K. Clark Peveto Professional Turf Products of Texas Mr. and Mrs. William C. Provine II Railhead Smokehouse, Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Reilly Reilly Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Ringnald Roger Williams Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/ Sprinter/Airstream Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Royer, Jr. Royer & Schutts Commercial Interiors Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scharbauer III Scott Sherman Enterprises Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Scully, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Senior Mr. and Mrs. Collin Meacham Sewell Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Shabay Southern Multifoods Southwest Agri-Plastics, Inc. Standard Meat Company, L. P. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Steele III Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee Stuart II T. J. Brown & C. A. Lupton Foundation, Inc. Ms. Agnes C. Talley Mrs. Jo Ann Geurin Thetford Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Thompson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Greg W. Turman Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Van Amburgh Virginia and Robert Hobbs Trust Mr. Duer Wagner III Wells Fargo The Honorable and Mrs. J. Roger Williams Mr. and Mrs. Rick L Wittenbraker Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wood Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Zimmerman Â

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$9,999 - $5,000 Acme Brick Company Mr. Robert A. Akin, Jr. American Football Coaches Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John R. Arend Mr. and Mrs. Mike Atkinson, Sr. Mr. Bryan L. Austin Mr. and Mrs. James Bailey Mr. Jack B. Baldwin Bank of America Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Barber Dr. and Mrs. William W. Barnes Barrow, Hanley, Mewhinney & Strauss, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Beebe Mr. Harry M. Bettis, Jr. Mr. John D. Bettis Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Black Mr. and Mrs. William G. Blackmon, Jr. Mr. Bill Bond Mr. and Mrs. T. Marshall Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Ben E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Vernon W. Bryant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Guy R. Buschman Capital One Services, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Tom D. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Jerry P. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Clinkscale Mr. John K. Cockrell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Coffey, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. John E. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coody David A. Senior Charitable Gift Fund Mr. Chris Del Conte and Dr. Robin Ward Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Denheyer Mr. and Mrs. Logan Dickinson Disney Worldwide Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dodson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Dunaway Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Edwards Mrs. Norma Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Enis Mr. Jeffrey S. Eubank Mr. and Mrs. Finley Ewing III Farm and Ranch Healthcare, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund First Assist Business Services LLC First Rate, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen Fogle Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Fortson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Garrett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Garvey Garvey Texas Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John E. George, Jr. GHCF - Regan & James P. Bailey, Jr. Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Randall C. Gideon Mrs. Barbara M. Grimm-Marshall H V Ludie T. Partnership, LTD. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Harp Mr. and Mrs. Foy W. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Henry III Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Herman Ms. Trisha Hillman-Philipp Dr. Dan Curtis Hinkle Ms. Cathy C. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Iles, Sr. Jeff Eubank Roofing Company, Incorporated Kearney/Wynn, Attorneys At Law Mr. and Mrs. Craig LeBlanc Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Dee J. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Kelly Kenneth & Cherrie Garrett Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeff B. King Mr. and Mrs. George E. LaHood Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lansford

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Mrs. Sherri Parker Lee Ms. Martha V. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Darrell R. Lester, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ken M. Link, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Loughry Mr. James L. Lucas, Sr. Mr. Terry Lee Luttrell M & Z Brandt Engineering Co. LP Marshall T. Robinson Properties Mr. and Mrs. Ryan T. Matthews Mr. Allen Mayes Mr. Wilson McMillion Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mead David and Cindy Medanich Meridian Bank Texas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Patrick Millican Mr. John P. Molyneaux Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Moncrief Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Monroe Monroe Vos Consulting Group, INC. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Moody Dr. Linda S. Moore Mr. Paxton E. Motheral National Administration Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Nelson III Mr. P. Brad Nutter Mr. and Mrs. William O’Donnell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott O’Glee Mr. and Mrs. John M. O’Rear Orthopedic Specialty Associates, P.A. Michael and Jackie Parks Mr. and Mrs. William C. Parrish Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Pitcock, Sr. Mr. E. W. Prater, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Puente, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. Reid Ms. Nancy T. Richards RJM Contractors, LP Mr. Robert C. Roberson and Ms. Lucille H. Horn Mr. and Mrs. Marshall T. Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Tom Rogers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew K. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Lynn W. Ross, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Sanders, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Scharbauer Dr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Scheideman Mr. and Mrs. William C. Shaddock Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Shaw Mr. John C. Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Jared William Shope Ms. Merri L. Siddons Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Siddons SkiHi Enterprises, Ltd. Mr. Richard A. Skipper Sodexho Services Southwest Ford Mr. Scott Spiker Ms. Angela Gwen Stanford State Farm Companies Foundation Steven B. Siddons Investments Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Stevens Mr. Dave Stone Systemware, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Tallmon Mrs. Beverley R. Tate Mr. Lee L. Tennison The Arch and Stella Rowan Foundation, Inc. The Beverley Jean Tate Trust The Charles Coody Classic, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Topham Mr. and Mrs. Tim Tregellas United Supermarkets LLC Mr. Damon R. Vacek Mr. J. Mark Valdez Mr. John E. Viola Mr. and Mrs. Cyril A. Wagner, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Watson Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Winston Williams Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Williamson Williamson-Dickie Manufacturing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Windegger Mr. Richard W. Wiseman Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Witherspoon Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wright Dr. Mark William Wylie Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Wynne Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yamagata

$4,999 - $2,500 3PAR Inc. Mr. Andy Abercrombie Dr. and Mrs. Ted C. Alexander, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Ambrose III Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Mr. Larry Anfin Mr. Alvin L. Attaway, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Autrey Mrs. Sandra R. Bailey Mr. James A. Baird Bank of America Merrill Lynch Bank of Texas Dr. Marsha and Mr. Fred Barber Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Barnes III Dr. and Mrs. Louis H. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bates III Mr. Dutch Baughman Mrs. Jo Bearden Mr. Patrick H. Beckham Mr. and Mrs. Rick Beeler Mr. and Mrs. Virgil D. Beene Mr. and Mrs. Chip M. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Don Bescher III Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Bessire Best, Bartley & Reynolds Mr. Scott Black Dr. Donald R. Blake Mr. John Allen Booth Mr. and Mrs. John P. Boswell Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Boswell Mr. and Mrs. A. William Brackett Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Brants III Mr. and Mrs. M. Glen Brewer, CPA Mr. and Mrs. James M. Bridge Mr. Jerald C. Britton and Mrs. Beverly R. Britton Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Brodhead, Jr. Larry and Patti Brogdon Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Brown Mr. and Mrs. Lance L. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Jon S. Brumley Bumper Manufacturing Co., Inc. Buxton Holdings, LP Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cantrell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Greg W. Cantwell Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Cappel III Mr. and Mrs. Trey Carmichael Carol Winn & James Reed Dunaway Family Fdn, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. W. Plack Carr, III Mr. and Mrs. James H. Carter III Mr. and Mrs. Reagan K. Casey Centra Asset Partners, L.L.C. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Chaney Mr. Steven L. Chatman and Mrs. Cari H. Rubin-Chatman Mr. Eddie Clay Mr. and Mrs. Chad E. Cline Mr. and Mrs. James B. Clinkscales Mr. and Mrs. Curtis T. Cochran Dr. and Mrs. Gary M. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Kirk A. Coleman Dr. Ira J. Collerain Concussion Advertising Mr. and Mrs. Don Conlon The late Mr. Lee F. Cook Mrs. Nancy A. Cooper Dr. Mary and Mr. John Costas

Mr. and Mrs. Will A. Courtney Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Craig III Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Craine Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Crane Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Cram, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Crocker Ms. Mary Lee Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cunyus Mrs. Sue S. Curtis Curtis Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Dale Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Dale Mr. Robert Daniel Dr. and Mrs. Ron Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Forrest C. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. DeArman DeArman Insurance Group Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. DeHart, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Deskins Mr. and Mrs. David N. Dike Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Disney Dragoon Oil and Gas Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David D. Draper Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd R. Draper Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Duncan Mr. and Mrs. W. Byron Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Ben E. Dyess, Jr. Ms. Barbara Ellison Eakman Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eller ePlus Technology, Inc. Ernst & Young Foundation

Estate of Dorothy Waldron Dr. James F. Evans Mr. and Mrs. W. Lawrence Evans The late Col. Don D. Ezell Mr. and Mrs. Max L. Falls The F. Chris Farkas Trust Mr. and Mrs. Jeff W. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Milton D. Farmer Mrs. Kathleen S. Farr Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Farrelly III Mr. and Mrs. Mike W. Farris Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Fitzgerald Ann and Charles Florsheim Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Florsheim Mr. and Mrs. James Craig Ford Ford & Joslin LLC Freese & Nichols, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kirk French Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Friedman Mrs. Jane B. Furche Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Galvan Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Gardner Ms. Mary Crites Gardner Mrs. Clo Genovese Mrs. Rita R. George Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ginsburg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bernard Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Goodwin, Sr.

Mr. Michael B. Gore Mr. Stephen H. Gray Chester and Laura Grudzinski, Jr. Mr. Brian G. Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Owen Haggard Hahnfeld Hoffer and Stanford Architects Mr. and Mrs. Weldon E. Hale Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Hanson Happy Hill Farm Academy Home Mr. and Mrs. Hal F. Harbuck, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hardgrove Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Hardin Mr. and Mrs. William W. Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Marshall E. Harris Mr. Larry B. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Harrison, Sr. Mr. Anthony Shane Harwell Dr. and Mrs. O. S. Hawkins Hayman Advisors, LP Heartland Alliance of America Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Hesselbrock Mr. and Mrs. Holt Hickman Mr. Elliott J. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Tom E. Hill Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hill Hill & Wilkinson, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Reese Hillard Hillwood Development Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hopton-Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Horn Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Joshua E. Huffman II Mr. Jimmy Humphreys, Jr. Mrs. Linda A. Hurley Mr. C. Brodie Hyde II Hyde Oil & Gas Corporation III N Investments Mr. and Mrs. Rufus A. Ivie III Cal and Cheryl Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Dan T. Jenkins Mark T. and Tricia R. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. Johnson IV Dr. and Mrs. Harold V. Johnson III Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, Jr. Johnson Controls JP Morgan Chase Bank/Pangburn Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Karr KCFI Manager LLC Mr. Samuel D. Kincaid Mr. Brian T. Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Kizer Klabzuba Oil & Gas Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Kobs Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Kramer Mr. Alfred G. Kyle Mr. Corey T. Kyle Mr. and Mrs. Vance Laminack Mrs. Janeen M. Lamkin

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Landreth, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lansford Law Offices of John C. Sherwood Mrs. Virginia Ann Lawrence Dr. and Mrs. David F. Lee Marty Leonard Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Lindner Mr. and Mrs. Billy A. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Loffland Dr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Lorimer, Sr. Mr. G. Malcolm Louden, Jr. Mr. Eddie J. Loudon Loudon Exploration, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Loveless Ms. Mary Ralph Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Luz Mr. Larry S. Lydick, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lydick Mr. and Mrs. John R. MacLean Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mallick Marshall R. Young Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Martin, Jr. Martin Sprocket & Gear, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Jack E. McCallum Mr. Scott McCollam Luke and Christiana McConn III Mr. W. Frank McCreight Drs. John E. McDonald and Joan L. Bergstrom

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Mr. S. Martin McDonald McDonald Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Mike A. McGinnis Mrs. Mary I. McIlvain McKinley’s Fine Bakery and Cafe Mr. John McKnight McKnight Investments Mr. Forrest W. Meacham Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Meyer, Jr. Mrs. Elaine H. Michero Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Midgley Mr. I. Jack Miller, Jr. Mr. Jeffrey D. Mittie and Dr. Shanna H. Mittie MLS Computer Services, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Mock Dr. and Mrs. James B. Montgomery Frank (Trey) Moore III, MD Mr. Ronald E. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Mooring III Mr. Richard H. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Morris, Jr. Mr. Greg D. Morse Muckleroy & Falls Dr. and Mrs. Leo W. Munson Mrs. Martha Evans Neal Mr. and Mrs. Bales W. Nelson Dr. and Mrs. David A. Nethery Mr. and Mrs. Ken J. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. John G. Nikkel Northstar Bank of Texas Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Norwood Mr. and Mrs. Wayland W. Oatman Mr. and Mrs. Clayton F. Odom Mr. and Mrs. William D. O’Grady Oncor Electric Delivery Mrs. Wanda M. Page Dr. and Mrs. Steffen E. Palko, Sr. Mr. Mitchell Parks Mr. Chris Pate Mr. and Mrs. Connor W. Patman, Jr. Mr. Gary A. and Mrs. Kelsey Hayes Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Patterson Ms. Diane Schneider Pease Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Pease, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Peeler Mr. and Mrs. Steve K. Perryman Mr. and Mrs. Bryce P. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. John H. Pinkerton Ms. Pylar Pinkston Mr. and Mrs. David J. Pond Mr. and Mrs. William D. Poteet III Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Prater Mr. Gary L. Price PricewaterhouseCoopers Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard Prior Prior Langdon Partnership, LLC R & P Parker Holdings LLC Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Rainbolt Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rainbolt Mrs. Betty Simmons Ralls Mr. and Mrs. Breck Ray Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Ray Maj. Steven W. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Reese Ms. Rena E. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. William P. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Roark Mr. Eric Scott Robb Mr. and Mrs. David Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Roberts Mr. David M. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Stan Royal Mr. and Mrs. George Runnion, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Rutherford Dr. and Mrs. Robert Ruxer Mr. and Mrs. N. Reese Ryan Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Rymell Drs. James A. and Martha H. Salmon Mr. and Mrs. Travis Sanders Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sankary Ms. Gerry L. Saum Dr. and Mrs. John C. Saunders Mr. and Mrs. R. Jay Scheideman

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Facilities Upgrades

JANE JUSTIN FIELD HOUSE The Jane and John S. Justin Foundation donated $1.5 million for a 5,000-square-foot field house at GarveyRosenthal Soccer Stadium. Opening August 2010, it will include home and visitor locker rooms, an officials locker room, a training room, offices, lounge area and wrap-around raised viewing terrace. Averaging a programrecord 1,504 spectators per contest, Soccer ranked No. 10 in the final NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer home attendance figures.

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SCHOLLMAIER basketball complex SCREENS Decorative 20-footby-14-foot wind screens were added outside the Schollmaier Basketball Complex in June 2010 to face Stadium Drive.

TENNIS PRO SHOP renovation A $300,000 commitment by the Mary Potishman Lard Trust has helped upgrade the pro shop of the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center. The shop, which is open to the public, features TCU apparel and tennis equipment.

Capital Gifts Since 1998, more than $91 million has been contributed for scholarships, as well as new and renovated facilities.

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Amon G. Carter stadium renovation

“magnificent in beauty and magnitude” When Amon G. Carter Stadium opened in 1930, awestruck onlookers called it “magnificent in its beauty and magnitude.” Its 1930s art deco style remains a hallmark of the venerable facility, which has seen the likes of Sam Baugh, Davey O’Brien, Jim Swink, Bob Lilly, LaDainian Tomlinson and others scramble over its surface. Following its 80th season, Amon G. Carter Stadium will undergo a $105 million renovation to its west side and north end to bring 21st century amenities to the venue, while preserving its vintage charm and retro look.

From November 2010 to September 2011, the stadium’s upper deck and west and north stands will be reconstructed to their original height to ensure the stadium remains the Fort Worth landmark that it is today. New concourses, restrooms, concession areas, ramps and elevators will vastly improve the fan experience. The stadium will also feature 24 suites and space for up to 2,300 club seats, in addition to new scoreboards, new pressbox and more seating in the north end zone. Temporarily, the stadium will have reduced capacity of 40,000 for a full season of games in the 2011 season, but it can be expanded to more than 50,000. The stadium is scheduled for completion in the autumn of 2012.

The project is the result of a four-year study by the TCU Athletics Stadium Committee, headed by Board of Trustees Vice Chair Clarence Scharbauer III. The committee worked with sports design/architecture firm HKS Sports & Entertainment Group, marketing groups ISG and CSL, the TCU Physical Plant and coaches, to develop concepts.

The Amon G. Carter Foundation’s lead gift of $15 million in 2009 created momentum for a fund-raising effort that began in February 2010 and concluded in August. In a mere seven months, some 34 donors contributed $105.7 million to the project, which the TCU Board of Trustees approved in July.

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Lupton stadium expansion Future funding will allow Baseball’s Lupton Stadium and Williams-Reilly Field to increase capacity in coming seasons.

olympic sports complex Twelve of TCU’s 20 Division I programs would benefit from a planned Olympic Sports Complex.

The $16-18 million facility will provide offices and locker rooms for the six Men’s and Women’s Track and Field teams, Men’s and Women’s Golf, Soccer and the Rifle and Equestrian teams, as well as coaches’ offices for Baseball.

Corporate Partners TCU values its association with ISP Sports, which develops and establishes corporate partners with national, regional and local companies. These sponsors help make TCU Athletics among the best values for fans in the NCAA. In turn, our partners receive maximum exposure by associating with a major Division I program in a top market.

The 2009-10 year was a record year as ISP Sports partnered with 185 sponsors. ISP Sports revenues tied an all-time high of $2.2 million. These monies go toward supporting the academic and athletic goals of TCU Athletics and Texas Christian University.

TCU Athletics thanks the following corporate partners ACME BRICK ALEXANDER CHANDLER REALTY ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL SCHOOL ALLSTATE AMERICAN AIRLINES AT&T YELLOW PAGES AUTOZONE BAKER STREET PUB & GRILL BANK OF AMERICA BANK OF TEXAS BAYLOR ALL SAINTS BBVA COMPASS BLUE MESA BONE & JOINT CLINIC BOOMERJACKS BOWIE ON BOWIE BRI ROOFING & SHEET METAL BUFFALO WILD WINGS BUTTONS CARE N’ CARE CARLYLE/CYPRESS WEST 7TH, LLC CASH AMERICA CD SKI & SPORTS CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS CHICKEN EXPRESS CHIPOTLE CITY CLUB FORT WORTH CLASSIC FOODS COCA-COLA ENTERPRISES COCKRELL PRINTING COLONIAL SAVINGS COMMUNITY BANK COMMUNITY TRUST BANK CONSULTANTS IN RADIOLOGY COOKS CHILDREN THE COVEY CRAIG’S COLLISION CENTER DAIRY MAX DAVE & BUSTER’S DEL FRISCO’S RESTAURANT GROUP DON DAVIS AUTO GROUP DR. MITCH CONDITT DR. PETER KU, DDS DUNAWAY ASSOCIATES EAGLE MARINE EECU CREDIT UNION FAST SIGNS FORT WORTH AUDI

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