R-MC Junior Maggie Roy knocked down a three with 11.4 seconds on the clock to give Randolph-Macon Women's Basketball (9-4 / 7-1 ODAC) a 73-71 lead over Roanoke which held to be the final in Salem Friday night.

With just under nine minutes to go in the first half, sophomore Jordan Cantrell knocked down a trifecta to put the Jackets up 22-16.

Roanoke's Rebecca Bays cut the deficit to two with 6:51 on the clock before Roy answered with a three on the next Randolph-Macon possession to extend the lead to 29-24.

Two Lindsay Sharman free throws pushed the R-MC advantage to 35-28 with just under two minutes and the Jackets headed into the locker room with a 38-33 lead after a Rachel Dellahunt jumper on the Maroons' last possession.

Roanoke opened the second half with a 10-2 run to take a 43-40 lead with 18 minutes to go.

The two teams traded baskets and the lead until the Maroons scored five straight points to take a 69-63 advantage with four minutes left.

R-MC responded with a jumper from Taylor Wieczorek and a layup from Christina Phelps to pull within two.

A pair of Katie Williams' free throws cut the Roanoke lead to 71-70 with a 1:42 to play.

Both teams played tough defense over the next minute before Roy buried a three with six seconds left to give R-MC a 73-71 edge which would prove to be the final.

Roy and Williams led the way offensively for R-MC with 12 points each. Wieczorek dropped in eight points to go with her 10 rebounds.

Randolph-Macon shot 37% from the field including at 9-for-24 mark from three and held a 43-37 rebounding edge.

The Jackets return to action Saturday, January 15^th when they travel to Hollins for a 4:00 ODAC matchup.