2nd-ranked Ashland scored early and often, streaking past Tiffin (4-11, 2-5 G-MAC) 103-62.

Ashland shot 61 percent in the opening quarter, outscoring Tiffin 27-10 to take a commanding lead. They improved their shooting in the second quarter, rising to 62 percent to outpace a strong shooting percentage by the Dragons in the quarter (50 percent). After a 24-14 period, Ashland led 51-24 at halftime.

The Eagles used a strong post game and tough defense to spark their offense. They held a 33-20 rebounding edge while also forcing 18 Dragons turnovers while committing only 4 of their own.

Ashland held a big 28-3 edge in points off turnovers and outscored TU in the paint 60-32. The Eagles also had 10 steals in the game.

Overall Tiffin shot well from the floor, hitting at a 50 percent clip including 42 percent from three-point land, but the Eagles topped them with a 60 percent field goal percentage along with 17 for 19 from the line.

Grace Craig led the Dragons off the bench with 12 points and 4 rebounds. Catara Dejarnette also reached double figures, totaling 10 points. Kirsten Williams had 8 points.