In a spring season centered around Western’s quarterback race, it was the return game that stood out during the annual Red-White Scrimmage.

Sophomore wide receiver Antionne Lightfoot had six returns for 210 yards to give the offense the field position it needed in its 68-36 victory.

Fans will notice many changes during Saturday’s Red-White scrimmage, including the new turf on the field and a new quarterback for the Toppers.

Among the changes, Western will hold its first scrimmage Saturday as a bowl-eligible member of the Football Bowl Subdivision.

In a unique scoring system, the White team (offense) beat the Red team (defense) 68-36 in the annual Red-White Scrimmage to conclude Spring Practice.

Even with Western’s depth at the running back position, it showed it has even more depth for running at the quarterback position during Saturday’s scrimmage.