10/19/2026 3:01:00 PM | Women's Golf
San Marcos, Texas — Freshman Jessica Jang earned the first Top 10 finish in program history, tying for 10th-place at the Jim West Challenge, played at the par-72, 6,111-yard Kissing Tree Golf Club.
For the second straight round, Jang tied her season-low, firing a 70 to finish -2 for the tournament. It was her team-leading fifth round of par or better and her second straight tournament under par after finishing -1 at the Illini Women's Invitational at Medinah.
The Rice Women's Golf team shot a five-over 293 to take eighth-place at +12.
Redshirt junior Ragini Navet shot a 73 to finish +2 in 22nd-place. Freshman Ally Kim, playing in her first career collegiate tournament, carded a 74 to tie for 40th-place at +11
Freshman Ari Boone tied for 45th-place at +12 after closing with a 76, while junior Justine Bayle was disqualified following the final round.
TCU won the team title at -20, eight strokes in front of Missouri. Texas State's Grace Quintanilla and TCU's Kirstin Angosta tied for medalist honors at -10.
NEXT UP
Rice returns to the links in the spring when it opens the season in Guadalajara, Mexico at the Collegiate Invitational at GCC, Jan. 29-30.
8 Rice 301-282-293/876 +12
t10 Jessica Jang 74-70-70/214 -2
22 Ragini Navet 76-69-73/218 +2
t40 Ally Kim 78-75-74/227 +11
t45 Ari Boone 78-74-76/228 +12
DQ Justine Bayle 73-69-DQ
For the second straight round, Jang tied her season-low, firing a 70 to finish -2 for the tournament. It was her team-leading fifth round of par or better and her second straight tournament under par after finishing -1 at the Illini Women's Invitational at Medinah.
The Rice Women's Golf team shot a five-over 293 to take eighth-place at +12.
Redshirt junior Ragini Navet shot a 73 to finish +2 in 22nd-place. Freshman Ally Kim, playing in her first career collegiate tournament, carded a 74 to tie for 40th-place at +11
Freshman Ari Boone tied for 45th-place at +12 after closing with a 76, while junior Justine Bayle was disqualified following the final round.
TCU won the team title at -20, eight strokes in front of Missouri. Texas State's Grace Quintanilla and TCU's Kirstin Angosta tied for medalist honors at -10.
NEXT UP
Rice returns to the links in the spring when it opens the season in Guadalajara, Mexico at the Collegiate Invitational at GCC, Jan. 29-30.
8 Rice 301-282-293/876 +12
t10 Jessica Jang 74-70-70/214 -2
22 Ragini Navet 76-69-73/218 +2
t40 Ally Kim 78-75-74/227 +11
t45 Ari Boone 78-74-76/228 +12
DQ Justine Bayle 73-69-DQ
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