The Dragons (2-4) closed out their South Carolina trip with a matchup against Newberry, struggling defensively in what ended as a 22-5 defeat.
 
Tiffin was heavily outshot 43-14 in total for the game as the Wolves were able to keep the offensive pressure up.
 
Newberry scored the first four goals of the game over the course of the opening seven and a half minutes. TU responded with back-to-back man-up goals by Guinevere Salas and Lauren Walsh to halve the deficit at 4-2. However, the Wolves went on another run of four goals to close out the quarter and continue building upon their lead in the second.
 
The Dragons netted two-straight once again in the second quarter with Katelyn Jarvis scoring her first followed by another from Salas. Newberry's offense did not let up as it extended its lead to nine by halftime.
 
TU scored just once more in the third quarter on a man-up goal from Jarvis.
 
Salas led the Dragons with two goals scored and an assist for a season-high three points. She was followed by Jarvis with a pair of goals and Walsh with one. Sydney Dean played well at the defensive end, posting three caused turnovers and three ground balls. Leading the way in draw controls was Lillian Graham with four followed closely by Brenna Bohan with three. Sadie Wermuth spent 45 minutes in the cage, racking up a season-high nine saves as well.
 
The Dragons will now return to Tiffin for a three-game homestand beginning with their home opener against Colorado State-Pueblo on Tuesday, March 12 at 10 a.m.