Small colleges: Free throws lift Randolph over Emory and Henry

By: | Times-Dispatch
Published: February 14, 2010

SMALL COLLEGES

EASTERN MENNONITE 123, ROANOKE 73: Six Eastern Mennonite players got into double-digit scoring as the Royals rolled. George Johnson scored 23, Orie Pancione added 18 and Todd Phillips finished with 16 for the Royals (11-2 ODAC, 18-3). Kendrick Chittock led the Maroons (3-11, 6-17) with 18. RANDOLPH 65, EMORY & HENRY 64: Timothy Clarke connected on two free throws with two seconds left that lifted Randolph to the ODAC victory. Colton Hunt scored 17 points and Clarke finished with 13 for the WildCats (4-10, 10-13). Jordan Short led the Wasps (1-13, 3-20) with 25 points. WASHINGTON AND LEE 75, BRIDGEWATER 71: Ben Goetsch scored 18 points to lead the Generals (7-6 ODAC, 15-7). Jeremy Adkins and J.D. Ey added 14 each. Dominic Trawick's 25 points led the Eagles (6-8, 9-12). GUILFORD 91, LYNCHBURG 74: Out of Clay Henson's 10 made shots, eight of them were 3s as he finished with 30 points to lead the Quakers (11-2 ODAC, 20-2). The Hornets (4-9, 9-13) got 11 points from KC Mendez. MARY WASHINGTON 74, YORK (Pa.) 71 (OT): Mary Washington's coach Rod Wood earn his 200th career victory after the Eagles got past host York. Tad Dickman scored 18 for the Eagles (5-7 CAC, 8-12) and Brandon Altmann added 16 points to his 16 rebounds. Kevin Whaley finished with 27 points for York (9-4, 17-5). SHENANDOAH 71, AVERETT 66: Brandon Bryan came off of the bench to lead the Hornets (7-3 USA South, 10-13) with 16 points. Lenzie Adams added 14. Ruben Pierce scored 22 points for the Cougars (6-5, 9-14). APPRENTICE 70, SOUTHERN VIRGINIA 61: For players scored in double digits for the Builders (10-11). Eric Joe led the way for Apprentice with 18 points and Tevin Andrews and Tim Johnson scored 15 apiece. Ade Swann scored 18 to lead the Knights (12-7). VIRGINA-WISE 84, VIRGINIA INTERMONT 46: With the win, the Highland Cavaliers (10-4 Appalachia Athletic Conference, 13-10) has a half game lead over Bryan for the conference lead. The Cobras are now 1-12 in the AAC and 1-26 overall. - From Staff Reports