CHESTER, Pa. – Jordan Katz made eight saves and three different players scored as the Widener men's soccer team upended the Penn State Abington Nittany Lions 3-0 at Leslie C. Quick Jr. Stadium on Friday night.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• Zach Jankauskas got the Pride on the board just under 10 minutes into the match as he took a through ball from Kevin McKenna and sent it past the keeper, who had come off his line in an attempt at the play.
• Doug Kunkle made it 2-0 as he knocked home a header off a feed from a free kick off the boot of John Colbert.
• Logan Musselman salted the game away late in the second half when he took the ball from 30 yards out and used a superb individual effort to take it for the next 20 yards before striking it in the back of the net.
• Katz made eight saves in the contest, six in the first half.

TURNING POINT
In the 28th minute, Widener drew a foul and the Pride was able to convert as Colbert sent a perfect cross in from the left side that Kunkle was able to redirect home for the second goal for the Blue and Gold.
 
BY THE NUMBERS

• The three goals by Widener were the most for the team since a four tally output at Rosemont on Sept. 21, 2016.
• Jankauskas and Kunkle each scored the first of their respective careers.
• The eight saves for Katz were a career-high.

UP NEXT
The Pride has a short turnaround before hosting Cabrini on Sunday, Sept. 3 at Quick Stadium. Opening tap is slated for 2:00 p.m.