2019: Played and started in all 17 contests...led the team with 32 goals and 25 assists for 57 points, which stands first in the single-season record books...stands second all-time with 143 career points and 75 career assists...ranks fifth all-time with 68 career goals...scored in 14 of 17 games...posted a season-best five goals against Ferrum on April 17...dished out a season-high six assists against Averett on March 20.
2018: Appeared in 16 games this season while earning 13 starts...recorded 19 goals and 35 points in his junior campaign, both of which are tied for first on the team...led the WildCats with 16 assists...posted five goals in the Randolph opener against William Peace on Feb. 21...dished out a career-high and single-game record six assists against Averett on April 23.
2017: Took on a larger role as a sophomore, playing in every game and starting 15 of them…worked as a midfielder at times, but did most of his work at attack…scored 10 times on the year and led the team with 20 assists…set career-highs in both categories, along with one in points as it equaled 30…finished 13th in the ODAC in assists…orchestrated the offense from behind the cage…had four assists in win over Greensboro and against Guilford…also dished out three in victory over Oglethorpe…added two goals and an assist in win over VWC…provided great cover in getting ground balls as he picked up 28 on the year…also caused five turnovers on rides…will look to increase his output as he takes on a larger role due to graduation losses.
2016: Made an immediate impact in his first season with Randolph…worked in several different avenues for the WildCats: second attack, second midfield, and top EMO unit…played in all 17 games, while starting two of them…scored seven goals on the season, with four coming in the win over Bethany…worked more as a facilitator, assisting on 14 tallies during the year…helped out on four goals in the rout over Huntingdon, and posted three against Bethany, for seven points…also posted four points in win over Piedmont…will look to take on a larger role for the ’Cats as a sophomore with several players graduating upfront.
Previous: Spent four years playing lacrosse for the Christchurch School…started two years for the Fighting Seahorses…was a captain for one season…was a D2 VISAA First-Team All-State honoree.
Personal: Son of Joey and Tracy Pausic…has one younger brother, Evan, and one younger sister, Blair…also played soccer in high school...minoring in business.
