TCU Horned Frogs Extend Home Winning Streak with Victory Over Arizona Wildcats

On January 17, 2026, the No. 10 TCU Horned Frogs secured a 78-62 victory against the Arizona Wildcats at Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. This win marked TCU's 37th consecutive home victory, tying them with No. 4 Texas for the longest active home winning streak in the nation. The Horned Frogs improved their record to 18-1 overall and 6-1 in Big 12 play, while Arizona fell to 10-7 and 1-5 in the conference.

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Arizona started strong, leading 30-28 at halftime, marking the first time TCU had trailed at home in 37 games. The Wildcats capitalized on TCU's eight turnovers in the first quarter, with Sumayah Sugapong scoring 17 points to lead Arizona. Achol Magot also contributed significantly, posting 12 points and seven rebounds. TCU struggled offensively in the first half, managing only 11 points in the second quarter.

Arizona Shows Fight at No. 10 TCU, Falls 78–62

The Horned Frogs regrouped after halftime, outscoring Arizona 50-32 in the second half. Olivia Miles, who scored 16 points and provided seven assists, played a pivotal role in TCU's resurgence. Clara Silva added 15 points and 11 rebounds, achieving her fifth double-double of the season. TCU's offensive strategy shifted effectively, resulting in a 27-point third quarter that propelled them to a seven-point lead entering the final frame.

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In addition to Miles and Silva, TCU saw contributions from Donovyn Hunter (12 points) and Veronica Sheffey (11 points), with five players scoring in double figures. This marked the fifth time this season that TCU had five players reach double digits in scoring. The Horned Frogs' defense was also notable, holding Arizona below its season scoring average for the 17th time this season.

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Despite the loss, Arizona's head coach Becky Burke praised her team's effort, stating, "We can go in the locker room and say we threw some punches, we gave it our all." Burke highlighted the challenge of competing without leading scorer Mickayla Perdue, who is sidelined with a wrist injury. The Wildcats demonstrated resilience, particularly in the first half, but struggled to maintain momentum as TCU's defense tightened.

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TCU's head coach Mark Campbell acknowledged the team's need to improve ball security, noting, "We’re not taking care of the ball good... to accomplish what we want to accomplish, you have to slow down and take care of the ball." Meanwhile, Burke expressed pride in her team's fight, emphasizing their ability to compete against a top-ranked opponent despite their current challenges.

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Following this game, TCU will face No. 14 Ohio State in the Coretta Scott King Classic on January 20, 2026. Arizona will return home to host Kansas on the same day, aiming to secure their second Big 12 win of the season.

TCU Handles Arizona, Moves Into First Place in Big 12 Standings

• “We can go…and say we threw some punches because we gave it our all,” — Becky Burke, Head Coach, Arizona Wildcats

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This game showcased TCU's ability to overcome early adversity and solidify their position in the Big 12 standings, while Arizona's performance highlighted their potential despite ongoing challenges.

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