CHESTER, Pa. – Chris Randle posted his second triple-digit rushing day of the season, but the Widener University football team was upended 20-6 by the Stevenson Mustangs on homecoming in front of more than 5,000 fans on Hirschmann Field at Quick Stadium on Saturday.
 
Widener got the first three points of the game, capping a 12-play. 56-yard drive that took nearly six minutes off the clock with a 34-yard field goal by Larry Eimer. In the second quarter, Stevenson scored its first points on an eight yard run that came two plays after an interception. The extra point was no good and the Mustangs held a 6-3 lead until the late stages of the half when Eimer connected again, this time from 43 yards out to knot the score heading into halftime.
 
Neither team scored in the third quarter. In the final 15 minutes, the Mustangs scored on a TD pass early and a fumble recovery late to post the final margin.
 
BY THE NUMBERS

• Randle ran for 129 yards on 26 carries. The yardage took him past 1,500 for his career and his 26 attempts are the second most in his tenure with the Pride, topped only by his 35 rushes against Lycoming on October 1, 2016.
• Mike Pawlowski led the defense with 12 tackles, two of them for loss. Shane Mulhern had 11 tackles.
• Jalen Singleton posted a pair of sacks.
• Michael Raczak continued his strong season, punting the ball four times for 162 yards and now leads the MAC at 40.8 yards per punt.

 
UP NEXT
Widener has a bye week before hosting the newest football member of the Middle Atlantic Conference, Alvernia, on Saturday, October 27. Kickoff is set for 1:07 p.m