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Somfai’s 19 Points Lead No. 15 TCU to 96-41 Victory Over Le Moyne

Lara Somfai scored 19 points as the No. 15 TCU Horned Frogs overwhelmed the Le Moyne Dolphins 96-41 Thursday at Schollmaier Arena. TCU improved to 2-0 while Le Moyne fell to 0-2.

Coralie Oakley· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

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November 5, 2026

Horned Frogs Dominate Early

Lara Somfai anchored a dominant offensive display for the No. 15 TCU Horned Frogs, scoring 19 points in a 96-41 victory over the Le Moyne Dolphins on Thursday. The home team controlled the scoreboard at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth, where 2,236 spectators watched TCU extend its winning streak to two games.

Le Moyne, struggling to find consistent rhythm, dropped to a 0-2 record after the loss. The game was defined by TCU’s ability to stretch the floor and maintain pressure throughout all four quarters.

The first quarter ended in a 17-17 tie, with both teams exchanging baskets. Gianna Nichols led the way for the visitors with an early three-pointer, while Jadyn Wooten answered from the free-throw line for TCU. The balance shifted dramatically in the second period, as the Horned Frogs outscored the Dolphins 28-10.

Somfai and Bella Hines, who recorded six assists, connected on several key buckets. By halftime, TCU had built a 45-27 lead, establishing a cushion that would prove insurmountable for the remainder of the contest.

Second Half Control

TCU continued its offensive surge in the third quarter, outscoring Le Moyne 25-2. Laura Vilcinskas was a force on the glass, finishing the game with 10 rebounds. The Dolphins managed to score only two points in the third period, as TCU’s defense locked down the perimeter.

Jessie-May Hall and Clara Silva contributed key baskets for the home side, extending the lead to 70-29. The momentum remained firmly with the Horned Frogs, who dictated the pace of play with efficient ball movement and strong inside-outside balance.

In the fourth quarter, TCU maintained its dominance, outscoring Le Moyne 26-12 to secure the final margin. Avery Hjelmstad capped the scoring with a three-pointer to make the final score 96-41. Le Moyne’s Gianna Nichols finished with a team-high 11 points, while Kendal Moxey provided three assists and 10 rebounds.

For TCU, the balanced attack was evident, with multiple players contributing in double figures or key statistical categories. The result solidifies TCU’s position as a top-ranked contender, while Le Moyne looks to rebound from its second consecutive defeat.

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Coralie Oakley· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Coralie Oakley covers Denton high school and area college sports.

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