LAREDO, TX — The Angelo State Rambelles opens its 2026 spring season Monday and Tuesday at the Jack Brown Invitational, hosted by Texas A&M International Dustdevils.
The 54-hole tournament will be contested Feb. 2–3 at Lakecliff Country Club in Spicewood, Texas, with teams playing 36 holes Monday followed by a final 18-hole round Tuesday.
Angelo State is one of 11 teams in the field and one of six Lone Star Conference programs competing, joined by Cameron, Lubbock Christian, Texas A&M International, Texas A&M-Kingsville and UT Permian Basin. Other schools in the field include Arkansas-Monticello, Blinn College, Concordia (Texas), Southeastern Oklahoma and Texas A&M-Victoria.
This marks the sixth consecutive season the Rambelles have competed in the Jack Brown Invitational under head coach Barb Odale. Angelo State finished second at the event last season after placing fifth in 2024.
The Rambelles closed the fall portion of their schedule with a 10th-place finish at the Midwestern State Invitational. Senior Mia Clarke led the team in that event, finishing 31st overall.
Angelo State enters the spring with momentum after a record-setting fall campaign. At the WT Fall Invitational, the Rambelles posted the lowest team 18-hole score (283) and lowest 54-hole total (886) in program history. Individually, Christine Huse set a school record with a 66 (-5), while Clarke recorded multiple top-10 single-round scores in program history.
Huse also posted the third-lowest 54-hole score in program history (216), while Clarke and Beth Norton each finished tied for sixth with 220.
Angelo State will field two teams at the event. The “A” lineup includes Clarke, Huse, Norton, Johanna Ohrling and Caitlin Vanderkruk. Competing as individuals on the “B” team are Kara Knight, Addison Barber, Emma Cook, Brinley Patterson and Kelsey Kline.
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