CARROLLTON, Ga. - The UWG women's basketball team had their three-game win streak snapped on Thursday night at The Coliseum, falling to the Stetson Hatters by a 68-58 final. 

West Georgia (11-15, 5-10 ASUN) struggled on the glass against Stetson (15-12, 9-6), as the Hatters had a big advantage in rebounds, leading to a 24-8 Stetson advantage in second chance points. 

Three Wolves finished in double-figures, led by 14 points from Sydne Tolbert with Destiny Jones dropping 13 and Mykah Anderson adding 10.  

It was a tightly-contested opening half that featured five ties and five lead changes as the teams got their feet under them. Both offenses were slow out of the gate as the teams combined for just 18 points and 12 turnovers in the opening period. 

The second quarter was cleaner for both teams, especially for the Wolves who shot 58.3 percent in the period, and outscored the Hatters 17-15 to lead by four at the break. Zuriyah Davis did Zuriyah Davis things at the end of the half, firing off a three at the buzzer and burying it to make it a 27-23 advantage. 

Stetson made a living on the offensive boards in the first half, grabbing 12 offensive rebounds and translating to 10 second chance points. And while UWG had just one offenseive board and no second chance points, the Wolves took advantage of their aggressive defense and scoring 12 points off of turnovers in the opening half. 

A Mykah Anderson three-pointer at the 5:49 created the biggest separation for the Wolves, putting UWG up 41-31 in the third quarter.  

By the end of the period, Stetson had fought all the way back, and UWG needed late free throws from Sydne Tolbert to send the game to the final quarter tied 47-47. 

Stetson began the final quarter on a 6-0 run and West Georgia could never recover as the Hatters never lost the lead again. West Georgia stayed within striking distance but never could close the gap. 

Jones led the Wolves in rebounding with eight. 

The Wolves continue the final stretch of the season on Saturday, traveling to Central Arkansas for a 2 p.m. tip-off in Conway, Arkansas.