Tiffin University (8-7, 3-5 G-MAC) benefited from red hot second-half shooting, scorching the nets at a 56 percent clip to down Ursuline 77-63.

Tiffin got off to a strong start, holding the Arrows to 23 percent field goal shooting in the first quarter to win the period 19-12.

After holding onto a 42-37 halftime edge, the Dragons turned up the offense in the final 20 minutes. Besides the 56 percent shooting, the Dragons also were tough from three-point land, posting a 40 percent mark for the game from deep. Overall TU held a 13-4 edge in triples.

Tiffin also held a 40-34 edge in rebounds along with 34 points scored in the paint.

Megan Campbell led the team with 17 points and 7 assists, while Peyton Magee had 11 points off the bench. Hailey Unger had 10 points with 6 rebounds while Serenitee Johnson also had 10 points. Isabelle Niederst had 7 points while Myka Richardson added 6 points and team-high 8 rebounds.