State college football roundup

BRIDGEWATER -- Austin Faulkner rushed for two touchdowns, and Drake Sanders had 24 carries for 155 yards as Randolph-Macon (4-1 ODAC, 6-3) outlasted Bridgewater, 33-23.

Christian Stahl recorded a game-high 12 tackles for the Yellow Jackets, and Joe Pricone added 10.

Bridgewater's Chris Wholey led the defense with eight tackles, and Tyler Beiler snagged four catches for 123 yards and a touchdown for Eagles (3-2, 6-3).

Randolph-Macon's Jeremy Bowry (Matoaca) intercepted Hagan Driskell to set up a score Thaddeus Scruggs touchdown run.

Other games

HAMPDEN-SYDNEY 59, SALISBURY 14: A slew of former Richmond area standouts had a hand in the Tigers' thrashing of visiting Salisbury (1-1, 4-5).

Former Mills Godwin standout Corey Sedlar connected for 31 completions on 49 attempts for 257 yard and six touchdowns for Hampden-Sydney (5-0 ODAC, 9-0).

Another former Eagle, Travis Lane, connected on a nine-yard touchdown pass to former L.C. Bird star, T.J. Morgan.

Kirk Rohle (Hanover) hauled in a ten-yard TD pass and Andrew Bruckner (L.C. Bird) wrangled a nine-yard toss for a score. Boaz Young-el (Prince George) added a pick for the Tigers, Andrew Hovis (St. Christopher's) recovered a fumble and Will Riggenback (Clover Hill) tallied three tackles and a sack.

EMORY & HENRY 23, WASHINGTON AND LEE 16: Emory & Henry's Luke Hawk notched a 35-yard field goal in overtime to lift the homestanding Wasps over the Generals.

Drew Piscopo threw two touchdown passes and rushed for another score to lead Emory and Henry (2-3 ODAC, 6-3).

Jonathan Clemo rushed for 96 yards and a touchdown to lead W&L (2-4, 3-7).

The Generals' Stuart Sitterson totaled 182 all-purpose yards, and set W&L all-purpose records for the season (2,096) and for his career (5,981). Both honors were previously held by Chris Sullivan.

MARYVILLE 21, CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT 14: Adrin Diggs recorded a game-high 16 tackles, but the Captains' offense was held to 80-yards rushing in the second half in falling to visiting Maryville (2-4 USA South, 4-5).

Former Douglas Freeman star Tunde Ogun scored his 38th career touchdown in just 27 games for the Captains (4-2, 5-4), whose hopes of postseason play were dashed with the loss.

N.C. WESLEYAN 38, SHENANDOAH 28: Keone Kyle rushed for 182 yards for Shenandoah (0-6 USA South, 1-8) and broke the 1,000-yard mark for the season, but the Hornets fell to host N.C. Wesleyan. Rico Wallace hauled in six catches for 96 yards for the Hornets.

CUMBERLANDS 38, U.VA.-WISE 21: Brad Robbins completed 24 passes for 267 yards, and Jyron Barclay and Amondre Johnson each had a TD as host U.Va.-Wise (4-2 Mid-South, 5-5) fell to the University of Cumberlands (5-1, 9-1).

AVERETT 34, FERRUM 28: Dontavious Watson scored the game-winning TD on a 25-yard run in the third overtime as Averett (5-1 USA South) beat Ferrum 2-4, 4-5. Ferrum's Willie Taylor had nine tackles.

FROSTBURG STATE 35, APPRENTICE 30: Phil Caralla had a season-high 19 completions for a season-best 284 yards, but host Apprentice fell to Frostburg State.