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TCU Women Extend Lead With 19-Point Somfai Performance

Lara Somfai scored 19 points as the TCU Horned Frogs defeated Le Moyne 96-41 on Thursday at Schollmaier Arena. The home team improved to 2-0 while Le Moyne fell to 0-2.

Dana Ferris· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

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November 5, 2026

A Decisive Home Victory

Lara Somfai’s 19-point performance anchored a dominant 96-41 victory for the TCU Horned Frogs over the visiting Le Moyne Dolphins on Thursday. The game was played at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth, where 2,236 spectators witnessed the home team secure its second straight win of the season. TCU improved its record to 2-0, while Le Moyne dropped to 0-2.

The first quarter ended in a 17-17 tie, but the momentum shifted quickly in the second. TCU outscored Le Moyne 28-10 during that period, building a 45-27 lead at the half. Bella Hines contributed six assists, helping to orchestrate the offense as the Horned Frogs took control of the game flow.

Sustained Second-Half Dominance

The third quarter saw TCU extend their lead further, outscoring Le Moyne 25-2. Laura Vilcinskas was a force on the boards, recording 10 rebounds for the home team. The defense limited Le Moyne to just two points in that frame, allowing TCU to manage the clock and maintain a comfortable advantage.

In the fourth quarter, TCU continued to dominate, outscoring the Dolphins 26-12. The final margin of 55 points reflected the disparity between the two teams on the day. Le Moyne’s Gianna Nichols led the visitors with 11 points, while Kendal Moxey provided three assists and 10 rebounds. However, the effort was not enough to overcome the comprehensive performance by the Horned Frogs.

Final Records and Context

The result leaves TCU with a 2-0 record, capping a strong start to their schedule. Le Moyne now sits at 0-2 following the loss. The game featured no overtime periods, with the final score standing at 96-41 in favor of the home team.

The statistical lines confirm the breadth of TCU’s advantage, with multiple players contributing to the scoring and rebounding totals that secured the win.

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Dana Ferris· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

Dana Ferris covers Anna high school and area college sports.

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