Four players finished with multiple goals for the Widener University men's lacrosse team on Saturday afternoon, leading the Pride to its first victory of the season, defeating Roger Williams University 13-8. How it happened Connor Heisman started it off for Widener, finding the back of the cage nearly three minutes into the contest off an assist from Timmy Certeza. The Hawks tied it two minutes later. The Pride used a 3-0 run, with two more goals from Heisman and one from Brady Franks, to take a 5-1 advantage into the second quarter. Roger Williams cut into the deficit early in the second, but that's only goal the Pride allowed in the quarter. Two more from Franks and one each from Timmy Certeza and Connor Ball created a seven goal margin in favor of the Pride at the intermission. Defensive adjustments at the break led to decreased scoring in the second half. Gavin Kirkwood beat the Hawk keeper twice in the third and Paz Gismondi got in on the scoring as well, giving the Pride goal number 12 just before the final quarter. Connor Ball got his second of the afternoon in the fourth, then the Hawks recorded two unanswered goals but strong defensive play and goalkeeping from Carter Landry held off the comeback effort. Highlights Heisman ended the day with four goals, giving him 10 on the year Brady Franks notched a hat-trick Timmy Certeza had a goal and an assist Kyle Pollick assisted on three goals Kenneth Watts won 10 of his 16 faceoffs Landry ended the day with 10 saves in his first win of the year Up next Widener travels to St. Davids, Pa. on Wednesday March 20 to battle Eastern University at 4:00 p.m.