New Faces Shine as Horned Frogs Roll in Season-Opener

Tuesday, November 3

Fort Worth, Texas

6:30 PM

TCU

1-0,0-0Big 12

Oral Roberts

0-1,0-0Summit League

Team	1	2	3	4	F
Oral Roberts	9	10	6	18	43
TCU	27	19	31	22	99

Lara Somfai holds her follow through on a 3-point attempt

11/3/2026 10:55:00 PM | Women's Basketball

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No. 15 TCU secures 99-43 home victory over Oral Roberts

FORT WOTH – Nine players made their Horned Frog debuts but No. 15 TCU looked like a seasoned group in the opening game of the 2026-27 campaign, steamrolling Oral Roberts 99-43 on Tuesday at Schollmaier Arena.

Four Frogs scored in double figures on a night TCU assisted on 26-of-35 makes from the field. TCU shot 53 percent from the floor, drilled 10 threes and benefited from as many bench points as the Golden Eagles had cumulatively.

The Horned Frogs went on top 27-9 following the first 10 minutes, widened the advantage to 30 points before halftime and maintained a 50-point lead for the bulk of the second half. The 56-point margin of victory was the second-largest season-opening win vs. a Division I opponent in program history.

Lara Somfai posted a double-double in her first outing in purple and white to lead the onslaught. The 6-3 sophomore paired a game-high 17 points with 10 rebounds.

Lanie Grant and Camille Williams each tallied 12 points. Backcourt mate Jadyn Wooten chipped in 10 points and led all players with eight assists.

Clara Bielefeld flirted with a triple-double to start her sophomore campaign. Bielefeld racked up a game-leading 11 rebounds to go with six points and assists apiece.

Grant matched Bielefeld with six assists. Paired with Wooten, it marked the first time three Horned Frogs finished with six-or-more assists in the same game.

TCU extended its NCAA-leading home winning streak to 45 games and remained unbeaten at 35-0 in nonleague affairs at home under fourth-year head coach Mark Campbell.

Grant scored nine of her 12 points in the first quarter. Leading 9-8, five straight points from the junior guard sparked an 18-1 run to close the period.

Nine unanswered points ballooned TCU's edge to 40-12 with 4:09 remaining before the intermission. Somfai and Silva accounted for nine of TCU's first 11 points to begin the second frame.

After leading 46-19 at the break, TCU outscored Oral Roberts 31-6 in the third quarter, twice enjoying scoring runs in excess of 10 points.

Jessie-May Hall, who became the first true freshman to start on opening night for TCU since 2016, netted seven of her nine points in the frame.

TCU flashed its depth throughout the evening. Ten of the 11 available players scored at least six points. No Horned Frog logged more than 26 minutes.

TCU's 26 dimes were tied for the program's fourth-most in a game under Campbell.

Grant, Williams and Bella Hines each connected twice from behind the arc.

The Horned Frogs pulled down 20 offensive boards and outrebounded the Golden Eagles 53-19.

TCU stifled Oral Roberts into 28 percent shooting (16-57) and just 10 field goals inside the arc.

Williams and Clara Silva, who earned the start at center, both finished with two blocks.

The Golden Eagles were led by 14 points from Aliyah Duval.

Up Next
TCU continues its season-opening 7-game homestand with a 6:30 p.m. tilt on Thursday against Le Moyne. The matchup marks the first time the Horned Frogs and Dolphins, which began their reclassification to Division I in 2022, have competed in any sport.

Team Notes

TCU won its 14^th straight season-opener.
TCU improved to 35-16 all-time in season-opening games.
The Horned Frogs claimed their 37^th straight home nonconference victory dating back to December of 2022.
TCU boosted its nonconference record under Mark Campbell to 38-2.
TCU's 45-game home winning streak is now tied for the 25^th longest in Division I women's basketball history.
The Horned Frogs' 99 points scored were the fourth-most in a season-opener vs. any opponent in program history.
The 56-point margin of victory was the third-largest of the Campbell era.
TCU won by at least 40 points at home for the 16^th time since 2023-24.
TCU knocked down at least 10 threes for the 46^th time under Campbell.
Fourteen of the 39 all-time 90-point games in program history now belong to Campbell's teams.
The Horned Frogs have now benefitted from four double-digit scorers in 39 games over the last three-plus seasons. TCU moved to 31-1 when at least four players tally 10-plus points since 2024.
TCU finished with at least 20 assists for the 39^th time under Campbell.
TCU is 43-0 under Campbell when scoring at least 80 points.
Oral Roberts' 19 first half points signified the 25^th time a Campbell-led defense has prevented the opposing team from scoring 20 points in a half.
The Horned Frogs extended their advantage in the all-time series vs. Oral Roberts to 8-4.

Individual Notes

Somfai posted her eighth career double-double.
Somfai's 17 points were two shy of her career high.
Somfai snagged 10-or-more rebounds for the 10^th time.
Wooten notched her 19^th career game with at least 10 points and five assists.
Wooten recorded eight-or-more assists for the ninth time.
Wooten posted an assist-to-turnover ratio of at least 2-1 for the 31^st time.
Hall joined Kianna Ray as one of only two first-year freshmen in the last 10 seasons to earn the starting nod for TCU on opening night.
Silva made her 39^th consecutive start for TCU.
Bielefeld and Grant each finished with plus-minus rating of 40.
Bielefeld set career-highs for points, rebounds and assists.
Hall, Williams, Laura Vilcinskas and Sarah Portlock all made their collegiate debuts.
Vilcinskas netted eight points and five rebounds. Six of her points came in the first half.
Portlock contributed six points and three rebounds across 11 minutes.