No. 15 TCU Wears Down Iona for 48th Straight Home Win

Tuesday, November 10

Fort Worth, Texas

4 PM

TCU

4-0,0-0Big 12

Iona

1-3,0-0Metro

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Iona	19	11	11	12	53
TCU	15	25	16	22	78

Jadyn Wooten fires a pass with her right hand

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Wooten scores 19 as Horned Frogs notch 78-53 win over Gaels

FORT WOTH – 15^th-ranked TCU started slow but turned it up late on its way to a 78-53 triumph over Iona on Tuesday at Schollmaier Arena.

The Horned Frogs (4-0) outscored the Gaels 52-25 over the final 26 minutes of the ballgame. Iona (1-3) stayed within single digits of TCU, which notched its NCAA-leading 48^th consecutive home win, as late as the 1:53 mark of the third quarter. Up 49-41, TCU ripped off a 17-0 run over the ensuing five minutes to make the end result academic.

Jadyn Wooten led the Frogs with 19 points on 8-11 shooting.

Lara Somfai notched her second double-double of her sophomore campaign, pairing a game-high 14 rebounds with 12 points.

Clara Silva finished with 10 points – nine of which came in the fourth quarter – and eight rebounds.

TCU hammered Iona on the glass, outrebounding the Gaels 46-22, and forced 19 turnovers.

Three-point shooting proved to be the great equalizer early on and a facet of the game that prevented the Horned Frogs from creating quick separation. TCU, which leads the country in 3-pointers since 2023-24 with 1,034, misfired on its first 11 attempts from behind the arc. The Frogs did not connect from distance until there was 1:29 remaining in the second frame when Lanie Grant drilled a deep ball from the left key.

Grant's deep ball was the midpoint of a 14-2 TCU run to close the first half that put the Frogs ahead 40-30.

Meanwhile, the Gaels raced out to an early 15-7 edge via a trio of 3-pointers over the game's first five minutes. Their fourth 3-pointer of the night inched Iona back in front one final time, 28-26, with 4:00 remaining before the break.

Somfai capped a 16-4 TCU run early in the second quarter with five straight points. Foul trouble inhibited the 6-3 sophomore from further imposing her will. Somfai racked up seven points and as many rebounds in the first half. She picked up her third foul early in the second quarter and played the bulk of the second half with four.

Wooten and Somfai buried a trio of 3-pointers – two via Wooten – out of the intermission. Jessie-May Hall scored five of TCU's last seven points in the third quarter as the Horned Frogs took a 56-41 lead into the final frame.

It was Silva's show from there, as the Preseason All-Big 12 Team center scored on TCU's first four trips down the court.

TCU shot 64 percent (25-39) from inside the arc and amassed 46 points inside the paint. The Frogs connected at a 49 percent clip over the final 30 minutes.

Bella Hines dished out a game-high five assists, marking the third time in four outings the sophomore guard has dropped at least five dimes.

Iona's Chloe Vasquez led all scorers with 20 points.

TCU started a season 4-0 for the fourth straight year and eighth time in program history with the win.

The Horned Frogs continue their season-opening homestand on Thursday against Southeastern Louisiana (1-1) in a game that will tip off at 6:30 p.m.

Team Notes

TCU started a season with four consecutive 25-plus point wins for the first time ever with Thursday's result.
TCU generated 57 points from its starters, its most in a game thus far in 2026-27.
The Horned Frogs snagged 15-or-more offensive rebounds for the third consecutive contest.
Iona became the 40^th guest at Schollmaier Arena unable to break 55 points vs. a Mark Campbell-led TCU defense.
TCU is now allowing just 53 points per game at Schollmaier Arena in the Campbell era.
The Frogs posted their 40^th home win of at least 20 points under Campbell.
TCU won its 40^th consecutive nonleague affair at home dating back to December of 2022.
The Frogs' 48-game home winning streak is the 21^st-longest in Division I history.
TCU moved to 26-0 in the month of November under Campbell.
Campbell-led TCU teams are now 40-2 in nonconference play.

Individual Notes

Wooten has netted at least 10 points and five rebounds in all four of TCU's victories.
Wooten finished as the Horned Frogs' leading scorer for the second time.
Wooten is averaging a team-leading 15.7 points per game over the Frogs' last three outings.
Wooten posted her 11^th consecutive double digit scoring effort.
Wooten and Somfai have scored in double figures in all four games.
Somfai's season rebounding average (9.5 rpg) is the second-highest in the Big 12.
Somfai scored in double figures for the fourth straight game for only the third time in her career.
Somfai has finished as TCU's leading rebounder in three games.
Hines posted a game-high plus-25 player efficiency rating.
Hines' season assist-to-turnover ratio is a robust 18-3.
Hines' 18 assists rank second only to Wooten's 21.
Silva scored in double figures for the 19^th time.
Over her last two games, 24 of Silva's 25 points have come in the second half.
Hall has scored at least nine points in each of her first four games to begin her freshman campaign.
Hall earned her second collegiate start.
Clara Bielefeld chipped in eight points – tied for her career-high – and six rebounds off the bench.
Laura Vilcinskas logged a season and career-high 21 minutes at center.