LYNCHBURG, Va. -- On Senior Day, Randolph battled hard with playoff-bound Guilford in the regular season finale.

Randolph fell in the final game of the regular season, 11-7, on the day honoring Ryan Mahon and Clay Orshoski.

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The WildCats put forth another stellar defensive effort, as Mahon, junior Baden James and sophomore Spencer Matthews finish the season as one of just two trios in the ODAC with at least 18 caused turnovers each.

James leads the ODAC in caused turnovers and broke a single-season program record Saturday with his 33rd and 34th caused turnover of the season.

Randolph got off to a hot start, as sophomore Shane Soghomonian and junior Brian Crosby scored the first two goals of the game for Randolph.

After a Guilford reply, sophomore Ryan Campbell made it 3-1 WildCats.

Guilford's stingy defense held the WildCats while the Quaker offense heated up as the guests scored the next six goals to swing momentum.

Each team scored four in the second half, as the two evenly matched teams were just separated by that second quarter outburst.

Soghomonian had a hand in all four goals, with two tallies and two helpers in the frame to end the day with five points.

Campbell and junior Andrew Gleitz had the other two goals off Sohomonian feeds, while first-year Kadri Hearns added an assist, as well.

First-year Matt Lindenbaum and junior Cam Davis combined for 10 saves in goal.

Randolph ends the season with five wins for the third straight year, which is the program record for wins in a season.