MADISON, N.J. – Jesse Schlosser matched her school record for assists in a game and Margaret Howe-Consiglio scored twice as the Widener University field hockey defeated Drew, 5-0, on Tuesday night on the road.

The Pride improved to 3-2 on the season.

HOW IT HAPPENED AGAINST DREW

• Schlosser tied her school record for assists in a game with three assists. The graduate student also moved into third place all-time in Widener history with 20 career assists.
• Schlosser got the offense going by assisting on Howe-Consiglio's first goal of the game in the 15^th minute. Then, Bryn Marcavage knocked in a tip-in goal from the left post off a pass from Eleanor Gieser to give the Pride a 2-0 lead at halftime.
• Schlosser dished out her second assist one minute into the third quarter after finding Makenzie Adamson, who hit a backhanded shot high into the cage. Seven minutes later, first-year Alex Quartapella scored her first career goal after stealing a pass and firing it into the cage.
• Then in the fourth period, Schlosser tied her mark after Howe-Consiglio scored for the second time off a breakaway. Howe-Consiglio's pair of goals give her 18 goals for her career.
• Lilly Rejrat and the Pride defense posted a shutout.

UP NEXT
Widener returns to Chester on Saturday to host Albright in its first MAC Commonwealth game of the season. Game time is set for 2 p.m.