LEXINGTON, Va. --- Roanoke opened the game on a 26-12 in the first 11 minutes of action and never looked back in a 73-59 win over Washington and Lee at the Warner Center Wednesday evening. The Maroons improved to 7-6, 3-2 in the ODAC. The Generals, who received 22 votes in the latest D3Hoops.com Top-25 poll, dropped to 10-4, 3-3 in conference play.

With the win, Roanoke head coach Page Moir moves past the late Bob Johnson (Emory & Henry) as the winningest coach in ODAC-history with 231. The 22-year coaching veteran, who has earned all 364 career wins at Roanoke, trails the EHC coaching legend in that category by only seven to claim that mark.

Moir and his father Charlie Moir, who coached the Maroons from 1967-73 and led them to their only national title in 1972, increased the family win total at Roanoke to 497. That is nearly 40% of the 1,290 program wins in the 98-years of the storied men's basketball program.

Roanoke, which broke a two-game skid against Washington and Lee, improved its series record to 76-38. Moir is now 37-9 against the Generals, 11-5 against eighth-year coach, Adam Hutchinson, who has led the Generals to their best start since the 1988-89 season.

The Maroons, which surpassed the entire 2009-10 season win total tonight, equaled last season's ODAC win total as well with their third of the season. The men, who avenged a 75-62 loss on Dec. 1, have won three of the last four games and improve to 3-1 on the road this season. RC is now 7-0 when leading at the half and 4-0 when out-rebounding their opponents.

Three players scored in double-figures for the fifth-straight game and for the 10^th time this season. RC shot 50.9% from the field, 45.5% from the three-point range (10-22) and held a 36-34 edge in the rebounding column. The Maroons currently lead the ODAC in rebounding (39.3 rpg) and second in scoring at 78.8 points per game.

Melvin Felix (Caguas, Puerto Rico, Salem) scored over 22 points for the second-straight game against the Generals to lead the Maroons. It is his fourth 20-point outing of the year as he currently is fourth in the ODAC in scoring (17.4 ppg). The Salem product tied a season-best with five three-pointers. Felix, who is 11^th all-time with 87 three-pointers, is now 31 points shy of 1,000 for his career.

Kwasi Amponsah (Woodbridge, VA, Garfield) scored 16 points for his third-straight game in double-figures to go along with five rebounds. Matt Crizer (Covington, VA, Alleghany) led the Maroons in rebounds with eight and added 11 points as he moved into 13^th all-time in career three-pointers made (82). Jack Hamilton (Arlington, VA, St, Stephen's St. Agnes) chipped in nine points in addition to three assists. Corey Poindexter (Pulaski, VA, Pulaski County/Hargrave) finished with team-bests of three assists and three steals with four points.

WLU was paced by leading-scorer Jeremy Adkins, who tossed in 13 points, including 3-of-4 from the field. Jon Guest had 11 points and three steals as John Rice added 10 counters. Larry Whitaker pulled down nine caroms to lead the Generals.

The Maroons are back in action Saturday, Jan. 15 as they host #2 Virginia Wesleyan in ODAC action. Tip-off is slated for a 2 p.m. start at the Bast Center.