TCU Women's Basketball Chases 48th Straight Home Win Against Iona

FORT WORTH - TCU women's basketball has turned Schollmaier Arena into one of the toughest places to play in the country, and the 15th-ranked Horned Frogs have another opportunity to extend their remarkable home winning streak Tuesday.

TCU welcomes Iona at 4 p.m. Central, seeking its 48th consecutive home victory and a 4-0 start to the 2026-27 season.

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The Horned Frogs haven't lost inside Schollmaier Arena since February 13, 2024. By Tuesday's tipoff, that unbeaten stretch will have reached 1,001 days.

Under head coach Mark Campbell, TCU has transformed its home court into a major advantage, winning 47 straight games and establishing the nation's longest active home winning streak.

And the Horned Frogs aren't simply surviving those matchups.

They're dominating them.

TCU opened the season with victories over Oral Roberts, Le Moyne and Tarleton State, winning by an average of 53 points.

Sunday's 89-42 demolition of Tarleton State featured five double-figure scorers, 25 assists and another overwhelming defensive performance.

Junior center Clara Silva led the way with 15 points, while Lanie Grant contributed 14.

But TCU's impressive opening stretch has been defined more by balance than individual scoring explosions.

Six different Horned Frogs have already produced at least one double-figure scoring performance, and the bench has contributed more than 30 points in every game.

Lara Somfai leads the team with 16 points and eight rebounds per contest after transferring from Stanford.

Guard Jadyn Wooten has contributed 19 assists through three games, while Grant is shooting 42 percent from 3-point range.

TCU leads the Big 12 in scoring at 94.7 points per game and assists at 24.3.

The Horned Frogs have assisted on 73 percent of their made field goals, reflecting the ball movement that has become a trademark of Campbell's offense.

Iona enters Tuesday's matchup at 1-2 following a 74-61 loss at Arizona.

Junior Anyla Herbert scored 20 points against the Wildcats, while Mya Zaccagnini added 11 and Chloe Vasquez finished with 10.

The Gaels will need similar production to challenge a TCU defense that has been particularly unforgiving at home.

Campbell's teams have allowed just 53.1 points per game at Schollmaier Arena since he arrived in 2023.

The Horned Frogs also enter the contest riding a 39-game home winning streak against nonconference opponents.

A victory over Iona would move TCU within two wins of the coveted 50-game milestone, an achievement reached by only a small group of programs in Division I women's basketball history.

For Campbell and his players, the challenge is maintaining the consistency that has made Fort Worth such an intimidating destination.

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The schedule will eventually become tougher.

But for now, TCU has another chance to protect its home floor and keep building one of college basketball's most impressive winning streaks.