(ASHLAND, Va.) – Jack Smith (So., Stevensville, Md. / DeMatha) scored his 100th career point and head coach J.B. Sheridan recorded his 100th career win as Randolph-Macon defeated Ferrum in men's lacrosse Wednesday afternoon.

The Basics

Score: Randolph-Macon 31, Ferrum 1

Venue: Nunnally Field

Records: Randolph-Macon 10-6, 6-3 ODAC; Ferrum 3-11, 0-9 ODAC

How It Happened

• Andrew Tiffey (Sr., Columbia, Md. / Wilde Lake) scored early and often in an offensive barrage with his first goal scored just 45 seconds into the game. He was a part of the first three goals with an assist on the second to Smith who made the score 2-0 almost a minute later.
• Tiffey wasn't done as he scored three more later in the frame for a five-goal quarter. The nation's top shooter added another to start the second to give him a perfect 6-for-6 day.
• Jack Averna (Sr., Warrenton, Va. / Fauquier) got into the mix with three of the next four goals to give him four on the afternoon.
• Defensively the Yellow Jackets did their part by limiting the Panthers all over the field. The visitors were held to just six shots with two each in the final three quarters.
• Ferrum's lone goal came midway through the fourth quarter as Michael Paolicelli scored an acrobatic goal from his knees.

Inside The Numbers

• In addition to Tiffey, Connor Cadigan (So., Phoenix, Md. / Boys Latin) also tickled the twine six times and added an assist for seven points.
• Smith finished with four goals and four assists to give him 105 career points split between 60 goals and 45 helpers.
• Averna and Matt Williams (So., Richmond, Va. / Trinity Episcopal) both had four goals on the day.
• Duncan O'Brien (Jr., Virginia Beach, Va. / Frank W. Cox) also had a big game with five points on a goal and four assists.
• Faceoffs were almost completely controlled by the Lemon and Black. Noble Canterbury (Fr., Gainsville, Va. / Patriot) took the majority and went 13-for-15. JD Spotts (So., Richmond, Va. / Collegiate) was 11-for-13, and Cade Fick (Fr., Memphis, Tenn. / Memphis University School) was 6-for-8.

Up Next

The Yellow Jackets look to end the regular season on another high note with a road trip to Guilford on Saturday.