THE GAME FACTS
Score: Roanoke 20, Randolph-Macon 7
Location: Salem, Va.
 
The Short Story: Luke Kammerman broke the conference's career assist mark as No. 20 Roanoke cruised past Randolph-Macon 20-7 on Senior Day at Kerr Stadium.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED

• The Yellow Jackets took an early 2-1 lead on a long-range goal from Mike Allen at the 11:59 mark of the first quarter.
• But Roanoke locked in from there, scoring the next six goals and assuming a 7-2 advantage on a Julian Kammerman tally at the 11:23 mark of the second period. The goal was assisted by his brother, Luke, marking the 171st assist of the elder Kammerman's career. That eclipsed the previous ODAC record held by R-MC's Paul Tomick, who compiled 170 assists between 1990-93.
• After JT Harvey ended the Jackets' drought with 8:57 to play in the first half, the Maroons responded with three straight markers – including two goals from Patrick Cullen – to go ahead 10-3. RC would take a 10-4 edge into halftime.
• The Roanoke defense was dominant after the break, holding R-MC off the board until the final 6:30 of the game. The Maroons outscored the Jackets 6-0 in the third quarter and also tallied the first three goals of the final frame to put the contest out of reach.

BY THE NUMBERS

• Luke Kammerman piled up seven points en route to setting another career record, capping the game with four goals and three assists. His career assist total now sits at 172.
• Luca Docking celebrated his Senior Day with four goals and one helper.
• Bryson Miller and Julian Kammerman each posted two goals and one assist. Cullen and Noah Bell recorded two goals apiece, while Sean Kennedy and DJ Nolan each tallied two assists.
• Taylor Lewis made 12 saves while yielding just five goals in 54:28 of action, and he also notched his first career assist on a Wyatt Whitlow goal in the third quarter. Whitlow finished with one goal and one assist.
• Jake Brader won 14-of-21 faceoffs and scooped up 10 ground balls. RT Williamson registered three caused turnovers, while Weston Hammond notched two takeaways.
• Austin Payne led Randolph-Macon with two goals, and Jack Smith had one goal and one assist. Jack Twomey made 16 saves while playing most of the first three quarters in goal.
• Roanoke held large advantages in shots (53-33), ground balls (40-25) and faceoffs (20-of-31).

UP NEXT

• The Maroons will wrap up the regular season at 10th-ranked Washington and Lee on Tuesday evening. Game time in Lexington is slated for 7 p.m.