Tiffin University (4-17, 2-11 G-MAC) could not overcome poor first half shooting, falling at Ursuline 74-57.

The Dragons shot just 28 percent in the first quarter while Ursuline hit at a 46 percent clip leading to a 18-8 advantage.

While Tiffin improved its shooting to a 50 percent clip in the second quarter, the Arrows also improved, shooting 58 percent as they pushed their lead to 40-24 at halftime.

Tiffin got closer with an 18-13 edge in the third quarter and pulled to within 9 points with 9:00 remaining in the fourth quarter. Ursuline responded with an 11-4 run over the next 6:00 to expand their lead back to 16 points and effectively put the game away.

Ursuline shot 48 percent for the game while also holding a 39-26 rebounding margin. They outscored Tiffin inside 36-26.

Kirsten Williams had a strong game, tallying 20 points, while Savanah Richards reached double figures with 13 points. Peyton Magee had 8 points and a team-high 4 rebounds.