INDIANAPOLOS – Tiffin (7-5, 5-2 GLIAC) dominated the draw circle, gathering 20 of the game's 22 draw controls, and outshot the Hounds by a commanding 38-16 margin en route to a 15-5 win over UIndy (5-7, 3-4 GLIAC).

The loss ended the Greyhounds' program best three-game winning streak and marked the most goals surrendered by the Hounds since a 15-4 loss to eighth-ranked Grand Valley State back on Mar. 26.

It was a dominant effort from the Dragons in the first half, winning all 13 draw controls and scoring the final seven goals of the frame to take a 10-2 lead at the break. Tori Nelson scored four of her game-high five goals in the first half and for the game, Nelson led the way with nine draw controls.

Irene Carlquist was able to keep the Hounds within a respectable margin, turning away 15 of the Dragons' 38 shots. It was the freshman's second-highest save total in a game, one fewer than in a 16-save performance in a Mar. 5 loss to McKendree.

Tiffin's win, coupled with an 18-15 shootout victory over McKendree Friday night, moves the Dragons firmly into second place in the conference. The conference's top two teams will be awarded a bye in the GLIAC tournament.

For the Greyhounds, it was all Chalane Morrison, offensively. The junior added to her team-lead in goals, tallying four on the day, moving her season total to 25. Hana Priddy netted the Hounds' other goal.

The homestand continues for UIndy next week as they'll return to Key Stadium Friday to host Lake Erie at 6 p.m. UIndy knocked off the Storm in their prior meeting, 16-6.