FOREST, Va.- On Wednesday afternoon, the Old Dominion Athletic Conference announced its All-Conference Team for Men’s Basketball. Senior Danny Bickey (Beckley, W.V./Woodrow Wilson) was the lone representative for Randolph as he was named to the Third Team. Bickey is the first Randolph men’s player to earn All-ODAC honors since Sammy Hooper in 2019.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- The Randolph men’s basketball team returned to conference play as they hosted Virginia Wesleyan on Wednesday evening. The WildCats shot a season-high 50.9% from the floor as they defeated the Marlins 75-62. Randolph improves to 5-9 overall and 1-4 in the ODAC while Virginia Wesleyan drops to 11-2 overall and 3-2 in the conference.
WOOSTER, OHIO- The Randolph men’s basketball played Mount Aloysius in the consolation game of the Al Van Wie/Wooster Classic on Saturday afternoon. Four players scored in double digits for Randolph as they defeated the Mounties 90-66.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- The Randolph men’s basketball team hosted Greensboro on Wednesday night at Giles Gymnasium. The WildCats had several strong performances across the board as they would win 89-65.
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LYNCHBURG, Va.- The Randolph men’s basketball team hosted Greensboro on Saturday afternoon at Giles Gymnasium. The WildCats saw their double-digit lead drop to single digits late in the second half but were able to hang on and defeat the Pride 87-83.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- The Randolph and Lynchburg men’s basketball teams squared yet again in another chapter of the cross-city rivalry between the two teams on Tuesday evening at Turner Gym. The WildCats had a double-digit lead on the Hornets late into the second half and held off a Lynchburg rally in defeated the Hornets 80-76.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- The Randolph men’s basketball team hosted its first game of the 2021-22 season on Wednesday night as the WildCats welcomed Mary Baldwin to Giles Gymnasium. Randolph gave its home fans something to cheer for and then some as the WildCats outscored the Fighting Squirrels 119-115 in overtime.
BRIDGEWATER, Va.- Brian Smith (Dumfries, Va./C.D. Hylton) has the tendency to show up in big games. A year ago, Smith dropped 25 points as the WildCats upset Virginia Wesleyan 57-54 in the First Round of the ODAC Tournament. Smith duplicated the same effort on Monday night as he scored 27 points to lead Randolph to an 88-80 win over Bridgewater and advance the ’Cats to Salem, Va. to the Quarterfinals.
EMORY, Va.- The Randolph men’s basketball team got a huge victory on the road on Wednesday night as they took down defending conference champion Emory and Henry 84-76. The victory was the first over the Wasps in four years.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- Randolph trailed by double digits late in the first half against Eastern Mennonite but outscored the Royals 35-22 in the second half to win 62-56 on Wednesday night at the RAD Center. The win ups the WildCats’ overall record to 9-12 and 4-8 in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference while the Royals fall to 9-11 and 4-7 in the ODAC.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- Five Randolph players reached double figures as Randolph men’s basketball shot a season-best 64.1% from the floor in defeating Shenandoah 100-72 on Saturday afternoon at the RAD Center. The 100 points scored by Randolph is just the second time in program history that it has been achieved and the first time since 2007. It is also the first time it has been done over a conference opponent.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- Randolph men’s basketball outscored visiting Hampden-Sydney 45-32 in the second half as the WildCats claimed a 73-59 victory over the Tigers on Wednesday night. The ‘Cats shot 53% from the field in the second half to take down HS-C.
HUNTINGDON, Pa.- The Randolph and Stockton men’s basketball teams faced off in the championship game of the Juniata College Comfort Inn Holiday Tournament on Friday afternoon. The WildCats withstood a rally by the Ospreys in the second half and won by the final score of 84-80.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- Randolph men’s basketball hosted Apprentice School in a non-conference game on Wednesday night at the RAD Center. It was a tight contest for 60 minutes as the visiting Builders were able to come away with a 76-74 win. Apprentice improves to 4-1 on the season while the WildCats drop to 4-2.
FOREST, Va.- The Old Dominion Athletic Conference on Monday announced the Men’s Basketball Player of the Week. Randolph sophomore Justin Dula (Taylorsville, N.C./Alexander Central) was bestowed with the honor for the first time in his career.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- The Randolph men’s basketball team returned to the hardwood on Sunday afternoon as it hosted Bridgewater in a big Old Dominion Athletic Conference game. The Eagles rallied late in the second half but the WildCats were able to withstand the Bridgewater flurry to win 74-73.
GREENSBORO, N.C.- Behind a strong shooting performance, the Randolph men’s basketball defeated Greensboro by the score 89-79 on Tuesday night. The win improves the WildCats’ record to 3-1 while the Pride fall to 1-2.
RALEIGH, N.C.- Three Randolph starters reached double figures as the men’s basketball team defeated William Peace on the road 84-73 on Wednesday. The win gives the WildCats a record of 2-0 to start the season.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- The 2018-19 season started for the Randolph men’s basketball team as they hosted St. Mary’s of Maryland on Saturday afternoon. The WildCats built up an early first half lead on their way to a 77-69 victory.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va.- Three days after facing each other in Lynchburg, the Randolph and Virginia Wesleyan men’s basketball teams met in the first round of the ODAC Tournament at the Marlins’ Donald M. Forsyth Court. The WildCats trailed by 10 points in the first half but rallied in the second and held off the Marlins 57-54 to advance to the quarterfinals in Salem, Va.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- It took an extra session but in the end, Randolph men’s basketball came out on top as they knocked off Eastern Mennonite 79-71 on Saturday afternoon at the RAD Center. The victory, the WildCats’ second in the last three games, lifts Randolph to 6-17 overall and 3-11 in the ODAC. The Royals drop to 9-13 and 4-10 in the conference.
LYNCHBURG, VA.- Coming off a near comeback against Lynchburg on Wednesday, the Randolph men’s basketball team hosted Bridgewater on Saturday afternoon at the RAD Center. The WildCats led for most of the game as they took care of the Eagles 73-60.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- First place Emory and Henry came to the RAD Center on Wednesday nightg with a #21 national ranking and an undefeated ODAC record. The Randolph men gave the Wasps a battle but E&H ultimately came out on the winning end 85-74.
LEXINGTON, Va.- The Randolph men’s basketball team traveled up to Lexington to take on Washington and Lee on Thursday night. In a game that featured 11 ties, 10 lead changes, and a difference at one time of no more than eight points, it was a tight contest throughout that saw the Generals hold off the WildCats in the end, 76-73.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- In a rematch of their game last month, the Randolph men’s basketball team was looking to exact revenge on Shenandoah on Saturday afternoon. The WildCats were able to get the satisfaction they wanted as they defeated the Hornets 75-54 at the RAD Center.
LANCASTER, Pa.- Randolph men’s basketball recovered from a lopsided loss last night to Franklin and Marshall to overtake Hartwick 80-75 in the consolation game of the Spounagle New Year’s Tournament on Saturday afternoon. The win puts Randolph’s record at 3-9 overall while the Hawks drop to 3-6.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- Sammy Hooper’s (Richmond, Va./Midlothian) 29 points led all scorers and Randolph fended off a late William Peace rally as the WildCats held on for a 72-71 win Monday night at the RAD Center. The win puts Randolph’s record at 2-8 while the Pride drop to 2-6.
LYNCHBURG, Va.- Trailing by one point with just over three seconds remaining in regulation, the Randolph men’s basketball team needed a miracle. With the clock winding down, Reid Jacoby (Richmond, Va./Benedictine) gave the WildCats what they needed as he drained a three-point shot at the buzzer to give Randolph a thrilling 60-59 victory over Southern Virginia on Saturday afternoon at the RAD Center.
Bickey Named to ODAC Third Team
February 22, 2023FOREST, Va.- On Wednesday afternoon, the Old Dominion Athletic Conference announced its All-Conference Team for Men’s Basketball. Senior Danny Bickey (Beckley, W.V./Woodrow Wilson) was the lone representative for Randolph as he was named to the Third Team. Bickey is the first Randolph men’s player to earn All-ODAC honors since Sammy Hooper in 2019.
