Miles Makes History With Second Straight Triple-Double

Sunday, December 14

Fort Worth, Texas

4 PM

TCU

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Jacksonville

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Jacksonville

TCU

Miles Makes History With Second Straight Triple-Double

12/14/2025 8:46:00 PM | Women's Basketball

Box Score Box Score Postgame Press Conference

No. 8 TCU coasts past Jacksonville 89-49 for 32nd consecutive home win

FORT WORTH – History unfolded in real time on Sunday at Schollmaier Arena.

Olivia Miles became the first Big 12 player to post a triple-double in consecutive games as No. 8 TCU walloped Jacksonville 89-49.

Miles tallied 15 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists in the Horned Frogs' penultimate home nonconference affair.

She had the triple-double – the eighth of her career – locked up in 28 minutes of game time.

Miles' final stat line was nearly identical to her performance in TCU's most recent outing, a 94-40 win over UTEP on Dec. 6. The graduate guard recorded 15 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds vs. the Miners.

A product of Phillipsburg, N.J., Miles now ranks fifth outright in NCAA history for career triple-doubles.

Miles now owns two of the five triple-doubles turned in across 49 seasons of TCU women's basketball. Prior to Miles' exploits vs. UTEP, the Horned Frogs last bore witness to a triple-double in 2011.

She delivered back-to-back triple-doubles for the second time as a collegian vs. the Dolphins (7-2). Miles notched two straight triple-doubles vs. Loyola (MD) and Virginia in December of 2024 during her final season at Notre Dame.

Behind Miles, TCU rumbled ahead to its second 11-0 start to a season under head coach Mark Campbell. The Horned Frogs remain one of only 12 unbeatens across the Division I ranks.

TCU outscored the Dolphins 56-23 in the second half to coast to the finish line. A 14-0 run midway through the third quarter ballooned the scoreboard to 50-28 in favor of the Frogs with 3:54 remaining in the frame. TCU then rattled off 16 unanswered points to start the fourth quarter.

Miles was not the only Horned Frog to carve out a slice of history.

Clara Silva paired 21 points on 10-10 shooting with 10 rebounds en route to her second double-double of the season and her career. Silva became the first player in program history to finish 10-10 from the floor. The 6-7 sophomore scored 20-plus for the first time.

Marta Suarez gave TCU 15 points, including 12 the second half, while Donovyn Hunter and Kennedy Basham each pitched in nine.

Though the offense revved its engine – TCU has scored 80-plus in nine of its 11 wins – it was the Horned Frogs prowess at the other end of the floor that won the day early on.

TCU held Jacksonville to 21 percent shooting (12-57) and surrendered just one 3-pointer. The Dolphins scored 24 of their points at the charity stripe.

The stout effort enabled TCU to stay in front in the early going. TCU never trailed and led for all-but-34 seconds but found itself ahead by just two possessions at 31-26 with 1:07 to go in the second quarter. The Horned Frogs endured three spells of more than three minutes without a field goal in the game's opening 20 minutes. TCU shot below 40 percent from the field for the first time all season.

Silva did yeoman's work, tallying 15 of her points in the first half. She was responsible for 11 of TCU's first 19 points.

TCU knocked down nine 3-pointers out of the intermission.

Basham finished with seven rebounds and led all players with four blocks.

Maddie Scherr gave TCU eight rebounds, six points and five assists.

TCU snagged a season-high 53 rebounds and finished with a 46-16 advantage in points in the paint.

Mychal White led the Dolphins with 17 points.

Up Next
The Horned Frogs make the one-day turn and host Arkansas-Pine Bluff at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday at Schollmaier Arena in their home nonconference finale. TCU then opens Big 12 play against Kansas State at 4 p.m. on Saturday.

Both games will air on ESPN+.

Team Notes

TCU tied No. 2 Texas for the longest active home winning streak among D1 teams at 32 games.
The Horned Frogs won their 19^th consecutive game over an unranked team.
TCU won its 34^th straight nonleague affair at home when including postseason tilts.
The Frogs notched their 23^rd victory of at least 20 points over the course of their home winning streak.
The Frogs improved to 12-1 in the Campbell era following a layoff of at least six days.
TCU finished with 23 assists and has dished out at least 20 assists in all eight of its home victories.
The Horned Frogs posted their 40^th game with at least 10 threes since 2023-24.
TCU benefitted from a 20-point scorer for the ninth time this season.
TCU remains one of only two undefeated teams in the country who has held every opponent below 65 points. The other is Georgia.
Jacksonville became the 10^th straight foe to fail to meet its season scoring average vs. the Horned Frogs' defense.
TCU scored at least 85 points while holding the opposition below 50 for the sixth time.
No opponent has connected above a 40 percent clip vs. the Frogs' defense.
TCU tallied seven blocks, signifying the 34^th time it has done so in the Campbell era.

Individual Notes

Silva is one of only two D1 players this season to shoot 100 percent from the field on 10-or-more attempts.
Silva's 21 points are the seventh-most in a game thus far in 2025-26 by an underclassmen center.
Silva became the fifth TCU player to score 20 points in a game this season.
Silva has pulled down at least eight rebounds in as many games.
Miles is now the only player in both Big 12 and ACC history to record back-to-back triple-doubles.
Miles is now 20 rebounds away from reaching 700 from her career. When Miles does, she will become only the ninth player in D1 history to record at least 1,500 points, 700 rebounds and 700 assists.
Miles extended her NCAA record season-opening streak of games with at least 15 points and five assists to 11.
Miles now ranks fifth nationally in assists per game (7.6)
Suarez has scored at least 15 points all but once.
Suarez and Miles each finished with three steals.
Suarez drained a game high three 3-pointers.
Scherr dropped at least five assists for the fourth straight game.
Basham has snagged seven boards in three of TCU's last five wins.
Basham sent back at least three shots for the sixth time as a Horned Frog.
Natalie Mazurek knocked down two 3-pointers in the final two minutes of the ballgame.