Two Triple-Doubles! Miles, Suarez Make NCAA History against UAPB

Tuesday, December 16

Fort Worth, Texas

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Arkansas - Pine Bluff

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TCU

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Two Triple-Doubles! Miles, Suarez Make NCAA History against UAPB

12/16/2025 11:17:00 PM | Women's Basketball

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Became the first teammates to post a triple-double in the same game vs. a D1 opponent

FORT WORTH – Schollmaier Arena was the site of a sight previously unseen in NCAA Division I women's basketball history on Tuesday.

Olivia Miles and Marta Suarez became the first pair of teammates to record a triple-double in the same game vs. a Division I opponent in No. 9 TCU's 109-54 rout of Arkansas-Pine Bluff.

Suarez ticked the box at the outset of the fourth quarter, departing to a standing ovation with 20 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists.

Miles was up next, as grabbed her 10^th rebound with just under 3:30 to go in the Horned Frogs' home nonconference finale. She paired her 10 rebounds with a game-high 25 points and 11 assists.

They are also one of just two D1 teammate tandems to notch triple-doubles in any game vs. any opponent. UT Arlington's Avery Brittingham and Koi Love were the first D1 duo to achieve the feat on Dec. 30, 2024 vs. Wiley College.

Miles' performance was doubly historic. She notched her third straight triple-double, swelling her career tally to nine.

The New Jersey native is now tied for third in NCAA history for career triple-doubles. The only players with more are Sabrina Ionescu (23) and Caitlin Clark.

Miles also became just the third player in the sport's existence at the D1 level to rattle off back-to-back-to-back triple-doubles. Danielle Carson of Youngstown State was the first hooper to achieve the feat circa 1985 and Lamar's Chastadie Barrs did so in 2019.

Just 12 games into the 2025-26 campaign, Miles has already tied Brittney Griner (Baylor) and Shalee Lehning (Kansas State) for the most triple-doubles by a Big 12 player in a single season. She is the first player in league history to notch three straight.

More than half of the triple-doubles authored by a Horned Frog have unfolded over the last 10 days. Prior to Miles' triple-double on Dec. 6 vs. UTEP, there were just three in program history, the last of which transpired in 2011.

Suarez's triple-double was the first of her career. Her previous career-high in assists was six.

TCU, now 12-0 for the second time in three years under head coach Mark Campbell, notched its third-longest winning streak in program history with the victory. The Horned Frogs also overtook No. 2 Texas for the longest active unbeaten streak at home in NCAA Division I at 33 games.

The game was never once competitive. TCU led for all-but-10 seconds.

The Horned Frogs hit their first six shots and started off on a 19-3 run spanning the game's first 5:30. TCU took a 52-22 lead into the locker room.

The Frogs dished out 17 assists in the first half, their most in a half in the Campbell era, and connected at a 60 percent clip the floor (21-35). Miles and Suarez accounted for 11 of TCU's dimes at the intermission. Miles dished out five of her 11 assists in the first quarter.

The Frogs scored 57 second half points, including 33 in the third quarter, to solidify the final margin of victory.

All five starters scored in double figures for the first time this season. Donovyn Hunter pitched in 18 points on 8-10 shooting. Clara Silva eclipsed the 10-point threshold for the second straight game, pairing 14 points with seven rebounds. Taylor Bigby rounded out the quintet with 10 points.

TCU finished the game shooting 63 percent (41-65) from the field and tallied 29 assists, the second-most in a game in program history.

The Frogs converted a 52-18 advantage on the glass into a season-best 64 points in the paint.

TCU finished 19-24 at the foul line.

Up Next
TCU completes its five-game homestand and opens Big 12 play when it hosts Kansas State at 4 p.m. on Saturday. It will be the first time in three seasons the Wildcats have traveled south to Fort Worth to face the Frogs.

Kansas State got the better of TCU, 59-50, on Feb. 5 in a top-15 matchup in Manhattan in the programs' most recent meeting. The Horned Frogs have won 24 of their last 25 games following their visit to the Little Apple.

Saturday's ballgame will air on ESPN+.

Team Notes

TCU mixed up its starting lineup for the first time all season. Bigby earned the starting nod in place of Maddie Scherr, who was unavailable.
TCU needs one win to run the table in nonconference play for the second time ever. The Frogs face No. 21 Ohio State on Jan. 19 in Newark, N.J. in their final nonleague affair. TCU finished unbeaten at 13-0 in nonconference play in 2023-24 in its inaugural season under Campbell.
The Horned Frogs are two wins away from tying the longest winning streak in TCU basketball history.
TCU continues to be one of only two undefeated teams that has held every opponent below 65 points.
The Horned Frogs remain one of 12 undefeated D1 teams.
TCU improved to 37-1 in nonconference play since 2023-24.
TCU notched its sixth win of at least 40 points this season and 13^th in the Campbell era.
The Frogs' 55-point margin of victory was tied for its second-highest under Campbell.
TCU's 109 points scored were tied for the eighth-most in a game in program history.
TCU scored 100 points for the fourth time in the Campbell era and 12^th in its 49 seasons of existence.
Following Tuesday's result, 12 of the 37 all-time 90-point games in program history belong to Campbell-led teams.
TCU dished out 29 times for the third time since Campbell took over as head coach.
The Frogs notched their 10^th game with at least 25 assists under Campbell.
TCU pulled down more than 50 rebounds for the second straight game and third time this season.
TCU snagged 16 rebounds in the opening frame, it's most in a quarter all year.
The Horned Frogs have now won 25 straight games when at least four players score in double figures. TCU is 31-1 in the Campbell era when benefitting from at least four 10-point scorers.
TCU's 41 made field goals were a season high.
The Horned Frogs are averaging 26 assists per game at home over the course of their five-game homestand.
TCU had two 20-point scorers for the third time this season and 19^th game in the Campbell era. The Horned Frogs are undefeated over the last three seasons when two players score 20-plus in the same game.

Individual Notes

Miles, Suarez and Hunter's 63 combined points were their most in a game this season.
The trio has now all scored in double figures in nine of TCU's 12 wins.
Hunter's 18 points were her third-most in a game all season.
Hunter has now knocked down a team-leading 29 threes. She made 32 all of last season.
Miles is now 10 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 streak of 15-point, five-assist games to open a season to 12.
Miles now has 95 assists on the season, which are the second-most of any Division I player.
Miles moved to third nationally in assist per game average (7.9).
Suarez scored 20 points for the 11^th time in her career and fifth this season.
Suarez is one of only two D1 players 6-3-or-taller to post a triple-double in 2025-26. The other is Virginia's Romi Levy.
Moreover, Suarez's triple-double was only the 75^th in the history of the sport at the Division I level by a player standing at least 6-3.
Bigby earned the starting nod for the 25^th time as a Frog.
Bigby notched her 17^th double-digit scoring effort in purple and white. TCU has never lost when the senior scores at least 10 points.
Kennedy Basham gave TCU seven points and six rebounds across 10 minutes off the bench.
Veronica Sheffey scored eight points, her second-most in a game as a Frog.
Clara Bielefeld logged a season-high 16 minutes.