The Tiffin University women's basketball team fell at home on Saturday afternoon by the final count of 91-63. The Ashland Eagles were lethal behind the arc, and dominant in the post.

The Dragons hung tough for the first eleven minutes of the half. With the score tied at 24, Ashland went on a tear, using a 19-4 run to push the score to 43-28. The Eagles added another bucket, and went to the half up 45-31. The Dragons shot the ball extremely well, including 5 of 7 from three, but 15 turnovers, and Ashland's 7 of 11 shooting from behind the arc led to the 14 point deficit.

The Dragons started the half with Kaylee Patton going 2-2 at the foul line to cut the deficit to 12, but that is the closest Tiffin ever got. Ashland used the first eleven minutes of the half to put together a 31-12 run, and boosted the lead to 31 at one point.

The Dragons were led in scoring by Bre Nauman with 12 points, Kaylee Patton added 10, and Jordan Fraley finished with 10 points as well. Ashland finished with four players in double figures, Taylor Woods shot 7-11 from three and finished with 23 points. Andi Daugherty had 17, Suzy Wollenhaupt finished with 12, and Laina Snyder had 10 points and 11 rebounds.

The loss drops the Dragons to 5-15 overall and 4-10 in GLIAC play. The Dragons will be back in action on Monday as they host the Ohio Dominican Panthers at 6 pm.