In a competitive matchup in Farmville, Virginia, K.J. McClurg led the Longwood Lancers to a 79-68 victory against Randolph on Monday evening.

McClurg contributed 14 points to the team’s efforts, managing to convert 2 out of 7 field goal attempts, though he had an off night from beyond the arc, missing all four 3-point attempts. However, he was effective at the free-throw line, hitting 10 out of 12 attempts, which played a crucial role in the game.

Colby Garland added to the score with 12 points and also contributed five rebounds, helping to bolster the Lancers’ frontline. Elijah Tucker showed his shooting efficiency by connecting on 5 of 8 shots from the field, finishing with 11 points.

On the other side, Randolph’s Timothy James Jr. and Evan Wiehe each scored 12 points, attempting to keep their team competitive in the contest. Despite their efforts, the Wildcats struggled to overcome Longwood’s solid performance throughout the game.

Overall, it was a well-fought game with both teams displaying determination, but the Lancers ultimately emerged victorious thanks to their key players stepping up when it mattered most.