Mary Baldwin men's basketball took down Randolph on the road, 78–75.

The Fighting Squirrels' offense came out scorching in the first half, as sophomore DJ Via scored 11 points and caught fire from the 3-point line, making 3-of-4 attempts.
Mary Baldwin's ball movement kept the Wildcats on their heels, tallying five assists in the first half. Junior, CJ Goode also recorded 10 first-half points, making two from behind the arc and helping secure a 40–30 lead.

In the second half, Randolph's offense woke up, outscoring Mary Baldwin 45–38, but the Wildcats couldn't slow Goode. The junior guard added 15 points after halftime, finishing with a career-high 25, including the game-sealing free throws that gave the Fighting Squirrels a three-point lead.

Elijah Cox led Randolph with 17 points.

Mary Baldwin outshot Randolph, finishing at 44 percent from the field. Sophomore Rony Hogarth and senior Raymond Benton were two of the four Fighting Squirrels to finish with double-digit points.

The Fighting Squirrels return home, December 2, to play the second game of a Mary Baldwin basketball doubleheader against Christendom, tipping off at 8 p.m.
 
Leading Scorer:
CJ Goode-25
DJ Via-11
Rony Hogarth-10
Raymond Benton-10
 
Rebounding Leaders:
Jamal Ukaegbu-7
CJ Goode-6
DJ Via-5