Tiffin University (3-2) could not overcome poor field goal shooting, falling to Wayne State on the road 72-48.
Tiffin managed just 25 percent shooting while the Warriors hit at a 42 percent clip. The Warriors also excelled in the paint, outscoring Tiffin 38-20 inside. Besides the scoring edge, the Warriors held a commanding 47-30 rebounding edge.
Wayne State opened strong, outscoring the Dragons 20-8 in the first quarter, getting 26 total shot attempts to Tiffin's 12. After an 18-14 second quarter margin, the Warriors carried a 38-22 lead into the halftime break.
The Dragons shot just 5-for-25 (20 percent) from the floor in the second half, with Wayne State scoring 21 points off of 19 Tiffin turnovers.Â
Only one Dragons player reached double figures.
Lyv Lindeman totaled 15 points with 5 rebounds, while
Megan Campbell also had 9 points.
Presley Feltner tallied 6 points, while
Grace Craig also had 5 rebounds.
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