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To become a record breaker at March Madness is one thing, but to create a first-time record in such a storied tournament is a whole different thing. Olivia Miles of TCU has just done that. San Diego was on the receiving end of Olivia Miles’ stellar performance in the first round of the regionals, as she put on an absolute masterclass. She became the first player in tournament history to record triple-doubles for two different programs. Having recorded one for Notre Dame earlier in her career, she added one for TCU in 2026. The historic performance helped her team breeze past their opponents. Although Taylor Bigby led the flurry with her points (26 pts), it was Miles’ all-around performance that became the talk of the town. Olivia finished her night with 12 pts, 16 reb, and 14 assists as her team put on a classic 86-40 victory. 

TCU's Olivia Miles becomes the first player in history to create a record that no one has been able to achieve so far.

Sourav Ganguly covers the WNBA and NCAA basketball for EssentiallySports. With a master’s in media studies and reporting experience across basketball, soccer, tennis, and Olympic sports, he brings a cross-sport lens to the ES Basketball Desk. His work often follows rising talent like Dominique Malonga and Ashlyn Watkins, and the moments that push the women’s game forward.

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