The Roanoke College softball team showed flashes of offensive firepower and resilience Wednesday afternoon but ultimately dropped both ends of a non-conference doubleheader to the visiting York College of Pennsylvania Spartans at the Moyer Sports Complex in Salem.

The NCAA tournament bracket is here, and three teams have learned their opponents.

Roanoke College advanced to the semifinals of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Tournament Tuesday night, routing Washington & Lee 92-68 behind a career-high 31 points from sophomore guard Caleb Franze.

Roanoke College is gearing up for its 2026 football season, and on Tuesday, the Maroons released their schedule for the upcoming season.

A 20-5 first half run gave the Maroons early confidence against the Cougars.

Hollins put up quite the fight but Schleusner and the Generals were too tough Wednesday night.

Maroons win all 10 weight classes Thursday night.

Maroons move to 3-0 as they tallied over 400 yards of total offense.

Both the Maroons and Hornets fall short in Pod Play Finals

Joshua McClary hit the game-winning shot with just seconds left to get Roanoke the 77-75 win.

Jackson Bell hit a clutch go-ahead three pointer in the final seconds of overtime.

The Maroons pulled away from Ferrum in the closing minutes to secure the 89-75 victory.

The Maroons earned the 75-73 home victory Tuesday night.

Taking a look to see how our local college teams stack up of late and what's ahead as they enter their next game.

Maroons overcome 11 point deficit in their regular season finale against the Marlins.

Maroons crushed the Colonial States Athletic Conference Champion Bryn Athyn 23-4.

Lynchburg was also defeated by Western New England 14-10 in second round action.

Three ODAC schools make the field including the tournament champion Lynchburg.

In women's lacrosse action, Washington & Lee claimed its 12th consecutive ODAC Championship.

Two semifinal games were played Saturday afternoon in Lexington. In the first matchup, No. 1 seed Washington & Lee faced off against No. 5 Hampden-Sydney. The Generals tied the game up 7-7 with 30 seconds in regulation to force overtime, and Bobby Clagett scored the golden goal.

The Maroons scored 50 points in the paint leading to a 62 percent shooting performance.

Senior forward Gus Wise scored a career-high 22 points to lead the Generals to their third straight victory.