OWINGS MILLS, Md. - Junior Carly Bowes scored her 100th career goal and the Stevenson University women's lacrosse team scored seven of the final eight goals of the first half en route to a 20-12 MAC Commonwealth victory over Widener Saturday afternoon at Mustang Stadium.

• Stevenson (11-3, 5-0 MAC Commonwealth) scored 23 seconds into the game as Kaitlyn Kozlowski registered her 12th goal of the season.
• Kelly Lynch responded with her 49th goal of the season just 1:27 later for Widener (5-9, 2-4 MAC Commonwealth).
• Dana Stevens scored 18 seconds later to reclaim the lead for the Mustangs, with Tea Ferrara assisting.
• Bowes scored her first goal of the game at the 22:18 mark.
• After Widener scored to pull within a goal, another Bowes tally with 19:22 left made it 4-2.
• The Pride scored two goals in a span of 2:24 to tie the game at exactly 15:00.
• After a timeout, Stevenson reeled off six straight goals to go up 10-4 with just under four minutes left before halftime.
• Bowes scored her 100th career goal during the run with 10:12 left.
• The run was capped by back-to-back goals by Lindsay Seipp at 4:46 and 3:47.
• The Pride broke their scoring drought with a goal at 3:06 on the clock.
• Seipp closed out the first half scoring with her fourth goal of the opening stanza 58 seconds before halftime.

• Widener scored the first two goals of the second half to pull within 11-7 at the 24:04 mark.
• Lynch's goal at 24:04 was her fifth point of the day and gave her the Widener record for career points with 277.
• Caroline Murphy scored her first goal of the day at 23:44 off a feed from Bowes.
• The two teams traded the next three goals before a 4-0 Mustang run capped by a Seipp tally made it 17-9 with 13:24 left.
• Lan Le Crotty notched her second goal of the day on a man-down goal at 15:22.
• Two goals by the Pride 19 seconds apart put them within 17-11 with 12:08 to play.
• Stevenson closed out the scoring with goals by Hannah Huff at 8:28 and Mary Marc at 7:23.

• Stevenson had eight players score, topped by Seipp's five goals and an assist.
• Bowes finished with four goals and three assists.
• Stevens registered three goals and an assist.
• Murphy and Le Crotty each posted two goals and two assists, with Kozlowski recording a pair of goals.
• Sarah Roerty had eight draw controls and three caused turnovers.
• Gabby DiGello finished with three caused turnovers, three draw controls and three ground balls.
• Mack Ferguson went the distance in goal and recorded nine saves and also had a pair of caused turnovers.
• Stevenson outshot Widener 53-28 and won 21 of the game's 34 draws.
• Stevenson's eight-game win streak is its longest since 2015, when it also won eight in a row.
• The 20 goals were Stevenson's second-highest offensive output of the season.  It had 21 in a win at Elizabethtown on March 27.
• The Mustangs improved to 8-0 all-time against Widener.

Lindsay Seipp beats the shot clock for her fifth goal of the game in the second half.

• Stevenson travels to Albright on Wednesday, April 17 for a key 7 pm MAC Commonwealth contest.
• The Mustangs return home on Saturday, April 20, entertaining Arcadia in a 1:00 game at Mustang Stadium.