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  The Texas Tech Red Raiders women’s golf team is making noise in Florida as they compete in the Paradise Invitational at Osprey Point Golf Club in Boca Raton. After two rounds of play, the Red Raiders sit seventh in a loaded 16-team field , posting a team score of 590 (+14) . Texas Tech opened the tournament with a round of 300 (+12) before responding with a strong second-round score of 290 (+2) — showing steady improvement heading into the final day. Zaretsky Leads the Charge Senior Lauren Zaretsky has been the standout performer for Texas Tech, currently tied for fifth place individually at three-under-par (141) . Her consistent rounds have kept the Red Raiders within striking distance of the tournament leaders, sitting just four shots off the top spot on the individual leaderboard. With championship Sunday ahead, Texas Tech will look to continue climbing the standings and finish strong against one of the nation’s toughest early-season fields. Final Round Set The final round...

  Kate & Mariia Dominate to Advance at ITA All-Americans Texas Tech’s dynamic duo, Kate Dmitrichenko and Mariia Hlahola , made a statement at the ITA Women’s All-American Championships in Cary, NC. In the qualifying round, the Red Raider pair put on a clinic, rolling past North Carolina’s Rennard/Hill in straight sets, 6-2, 6-1 . From the first serve, Kate and Mariia’s chemistry and precision were on full display. They controlled the tempo of the match, applying relentless pressure on the Tar Heel duo and capitalizing on nearly every opportunity. Their aggressive play at the net and steady baseline consistency left no doubt that they belong on this national stage. This dominant performance not only advances them deeper into the qualifying draw but also highlights the depth and rising strength of Texas Tech women’s tennis. With their momentum building, Kate and Mariia are poised to keep making noise against some of the toughest competition in college tennis. Stay locked in ...

 Written by WreckEmInsider Chancellor Pick Incoming: Sen. Brandon Creighton in the Lead The Texas Tech University System is on the verge of naming its new leader, and the front-runner is a familiar face in Texas politics. State Senator Brandon Creighton , a Republican from Conroe, is expected to be named the sole finalist for the chancellorship. While an official vote by the Board of Regents is still pending, sources indicate that the decision will be unanimous. Creighton has been a key figure in recent state legislative sessions, particularly concerning higher education. He authored several bills that have reshaped the landscape for Texas universities, including legislation that banned Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) offices and programs, and a bill that expanded the power of regents over university operations. This appointment marks a significant shift for Texas Tech, bringing a career politician into the system's top administrative role. Creighton, a graduate of the Univ...

  Schedule Athletic Calendar Breakdown: Key Matchups to Watch This Season 1. Football — Texas Tech at Kansas State (Nov. 1) Dubbed by ESPN as possibly "the most impactful teams in this year’s title race" within the Big 12, this showdown could determine who drives toward the conference crown. It’s a matchup the schedule-makers clearly marked as pivotal.   2. Football — Texas Tech at Arizona State (Oct. 18) A rematch featuring the reigning Big 12 champion. The Red Raiders previously topped ASU 30‑22 in Lubbock—but this time, both teams will likely be firing on all cylinders.   3. Football — Farmageddon: Iowa State vs. Kansas State in Dublin (Season opener) Though not involving Texas Tech directly, this neutral-site opener sets the tone for the season, signaling how the Big 12 race might shape up. Analysts predict a tense, physical clash with Iowa State narrowly edging K‑State 24‑21.   4. Men’s Basketball — Home-and-Home Series with Houston, BYU, Colorado In 2...

 Texas Tech’s beloved Masked Rider, Rose Rosas, was hospitalized after a riding incident on campus. She’s now recovering, and Centennial Champion is safe. Full details inside. Lubbock, TX – Texas Tech’s iconic game-day tradition took an unexpected turn Friday evening when the university’s current Masked Rider, Rose Rosas , was involved in a riding incident on campus. The accident occurred during a campus event, prompting immediate medical attention. Rosas was transported to a local hospital where she is now reported to be in stable condition and “in good spirits,” according to university officials. The horse, Centennial Champion —a beloved symbol of Red Raider pride—was unharmed and quickly secured by the Masked Rider team and staff. The Masked Rider program, first introduced in 1954, is one of Texas Tech’s most recognized and cherished traditions. The rider, dressed in all black with a flowing cape, leads the football team onto the field atop a black horse before every home game...