Winter 2015
The triathlete will see you now
Amanda Stevens ’99 put a medical career on hold to test her Olympic mettle.
Sports: Riff Ram
Winter 2015
First Person with … David Porter
Two conferences. Two stadiums. Two offensive schemes. One legendary mentor-coach. TCU football’s other famous No. 14, David Porter III, has experienced a wild ride in his four years as a Horned Frog wide receiver. What was the biggest change in moving from the Mountain West Conference to the Big 12? There were really no surprises.
Fall 2013
Where Are They Now … swimmer Walter Soza ’96
Former Horned Frog swimmer and Olympian Walter Soza ’96 (second from left) is still in the water these days, raising money to fight cancer through Swim Across America. Soza organizes and leads Team TCU in his spare time along with fellow Frog swimmer Layton Shaffner ’97 (far right). This summer, Team TCU raised nearly
Fall 2013
First Person … Jason Verrett
First-team All-America cornerback Jason Verrett is a standout for the Horned Frogs again this season. Lessons from a nightmare sophomore debut are in the past but still drive him.
Spring 2013
In my day, I could play . . . Niki Newton ’05
Niki Newton ’05
Spring 2013
Inside the program . . . Lupton Stadium
Baseball began its 2013 season in a modified Lupton.
Spring 2013
Q&A with … Angie Ravaioli-Larkin, women’s golf
Women’s golf coach is the third-longest tenured coach at TCU and discussed what’s kept her squads going back to the NCAAs year after year. 2013 is the 18th year in a row.
Spring 2012
Leap feat: Whitney Gipson
Whitney Gipson Q&A
Spring 2012
Saddled up: TCU Equestrian
October Hill Farm in Hudson Oaks has been the home for TCU Equestrian since 2010. Here’s a look at the 200-acre horse haven.
Spring 2012
First Person with … J.R. Cadot
Men’s Basketball returned to its winning ways in 2011-12 with the most victories since 2004-05 and a trip to the postseason, thanks in part to the senior guard, who led the team in rebounding and steals and was second in scoring
