Tori Couch

2 weeks ago | fortworth.culturemap.com | Tori Couch

Not long ago, Fort Worth triathlete Sarah Segrest could hardly run three miles. Now, she's a member of Team USA in Draft-Legal Sprint Triathlon, which entails not only running but swimming and biking, as well. (Draft-legal refers to the bike stage where riders can stay in close proximity to each other and use drafting to reduce wind resistance.)“It just feels so unreal,” Segrest says after making Team USA and becoming the first Vietnamese-born American citizen to do so.

3 weeks ago | si.com | Tori Couch

The 2024-25 athletic season ended last week for TCU, but one Horned Frog is still playing for a championship. Former TCU basketball standout Kenrich Williams (or "Kenny Hustle") and the Oklahoma City Thunder will face the Indiana Pacers in the NBA Finals for the right to hoist the Larry O’Brien Trophy. The best-of-seven series starts Thursday, June 5 at 7:30 p.m. from Paycom Center in Oklahoma City. Williams is the first Horned Frog to reach the NBA Finals since Kurt Thomas in 1999.

1 month ago | dallas.culturemap.com | Tori Couch

Dallas may be the land of the steakhouse — but it's also home to one of the biggest alt-milk companies in the U.S.: Mooala, which makes non-dairy milks such as almond milk and oat milk, founded in 2016 with a mission to make outstanding organic dairy-free beverages. “We're going to sell that clean, organic product at a price that doesn't just exist in a high-price grocery store,” says CEO Jeff Richards.

2 months ago | si.com | Tori Couch |JD Andress

JD ANDRESSJD is the voice of TCU On SI. He is the writer of the weekly “What Did We Learn” article on football, basketball, and baseball. He covers all things football, MBB, WBB, Baseball, Equestrian and Rifle. JD hosts many of TCU ON SI’s podcasts, including host of “The Bullpen” (baseball), co-host of “Splash Pad” (women’s basketball), co-host of “Gridiron Frogs” (football), and co-host of “Campus Tour” (multiple sports). Stay up to date by following him on X.

2 months ago | si.com | Tori Couch

Former TCU guards Hailey Van Lith and Madison Conner officially began their professional basketball careers Monday night. The Chicago Sky drafted Van Lith No. 11 overall while Conner landed with the Seattle Storm in the third round of the 2025 WNBA Draft. The TCU women’s basketball alums are the second and third draft picks in program history. The Horned Frogs last had a player drafted in 2005 when Sandora Irvin went No. 3 overall to the Phoenix Mercury.