ASHLAND, Va. – After an ODAC Semifinal appearance in 2025, Randolph-Macon Men's Lacrosse has set their schedule for the 2026 spring campaign. The 17-game slate features seven home games and ten away games as J.B. Sheridan enters his 16th season at the helm of the Yellow Jackets.
 
RMC opens the regular season at home against Sewanee at noon on February 7. They'll hit the road for the first time on Feb. 14 with a neutral site matchup against Ursinus, starting a four-game road stretch against McDaniel (Feb. 18), Mary Washington (Feb. 20) and Cristopher Newport (Feb. 25). The Yellow Jackets return home on Feb. 28, hosting Washington (Md.) to close out the month.
 
The month of March begins with a home matchup against Hampden-Sydney for Alumni Weekend on March 7, their first conference game. RMC hits the road for a two-game stretch against St. Mary's (Md.) on March 11 and Shenandoah on March 21 to resume ODAC play. On March 28, they welcome Washington and Lee to Day Field for an ODAC Semifinal rematch over Spring Break. 
 
The Yellow Jackets travel to Guilford on April 4 over Spring Break to open the month and close out Spring Break games. They'll return home for an afternoon matchup with Randolph on April 8. The next two conference games are on the road, against Lynchburg on April 11 and Virginia Wesleyan on April 15. On April 18, RMC returns home to host Roanoke for Senior Day. Four days later, they'll travel to Bridgewater on April 22 for their last road game of the regular season. The regular season concludes with a home game against Averett on April 24.
 
Randolph-Macon went 12-8 in 2025 and 6-4 in ODAC play. They won two ODAC tournament games last season, one at home against Guilford and one on the road against Hampden-Sydney. Men's Lacrosse returns five players that were either All-American or All-Conference in Mike Allen (Williamsburg, Va./Jamestown),  Brodie Kent (Coquitlam, Canada/Centennial), Will Robertson (Lutherville, Md./Calvert Hall), Logan Sinsebox (Monkton, Md./Hereford) and Grant Sobel (Mechanicsville, Va./Christchurch). The Yellow Jackets look to get back to the ODAC Championship in 2026.