FOREST, Va. --- Randolph-Macon has all but wrapped up the 2022 ODAC football title with one week left following action in week 10. The Yellow Jackets moved to 9-0 overall and 6-0 in league play with a win on Saturday. Only Bridgewater can match them in the standings after posting its third straight winning on Saturday. Shenandoah remained in the win column for a second straight week, and Guilford snapped an 18-game ODAC losing streak with their second victory of the season.

Randolph-Macon scored a 52-10 victory over Ferrum to stay atop the ODAC, which includes tiebreakers over the only league team that can time them in the standings. Bridgewater is that squad, with the Eagles posting a 13-6 win over Washington and Lee. Shenandoah improved to 7-2 overall and 4-2 in league play with a 23-7 win over Hampden-Sydney. Guilford posted its first ODAC win of the year with a 26-0 shutout at Averett.

This week's ODAC Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week are Bridgewater quarterback Jaylen Wood and Guilford defensive back Tristian Bailey.

• GUILFORD DEF. AVERETT, 26-0 | BOX SCORE
  Guilford posted its first ODAC win since a 37-27 victory over Hampden-Sydney on October 26, 2019, with a 26-0 shutout at Averett. The victory marked the first conference win for head coach Brad Davis. Quarterback Bailey Baker threw for 289 yards and two touchdowns. Eric Mays caught both scoring throws covering eight and 14 yards to finished with 63 yards receiving. Tre Alexander caught five passes for 98 yards. Tristian Bailey had a big day for the Quakers defense with four tackles and two interceptions, one of which he returned 28 yards for a touchdown. James Pegues led with 11 stops including a sack, while Monterias Howard and DJ McRae picked off passes. Joey Strong, Jr., forced and recovered a fumble. Montrel Cooper blocked a field goal attempt. For Averett, Shawn Watlington caught five passs for 32 yards, while Marquise Woodruff also posted 32 receiving yards on four grabs. Shyheim Watlington ran for 42 yards on six carries. Defensively, JaVon Lofton led with seven tackles. Isaiah Sharper forced and recovered a fumble, while Carey Dickinson intercepted a pass.
   
• BRIDGEWATER DEF. WASHINGTON AND LEE, 13-6 | BOX SCORE
  Bridgewater posted its third straight win in one of the lowest scoring ODAC games of the season, a 13-6 triumph at home over Washington and Lee. The Eagles remain one game back of Randolph-Macon in the league standings at 5-1 (8-1 overall). Quarterback Jaylen Wood accounted for both touchdowns with scoring passes to Dylan Maclachlan and Freddie Watkins. He also ran for 44 yards. Albert Mensah ran for 46 yards on 13 carries. Tyler Gilliam hauled in five passes for 39 yards. Defensively, Samuel Adkins led with 10 tackles including 4.0 TFLs, tied for the second-most in a game in BC history. Tucker Harris blocked a PAT kick. For Washington and Lee, Eli Hildebrandt ran for 76 yards on 21 carries. Harry Crutcher scored the Generals only touchdown via a one-yard plunge in the second quarter. Andrew Bland caught two passes for 36 yards. Defensively, David Onyejekwe posted a game-high 12 tackles. Uno Christopher and Malik Hardy both registered quarterback sacks.
   
• RANDOLPH-MACON DEF. FERRUM, 52-10 | BOX SCORE
  Randolph-Macon all but wrapped up the 2022 ODAC title with its second 50-point effort of the season in a 52-10 victory over Ferrum. Quarterback Drew Campanale completed all 10 passes he threw for 196 yards and two touchdown passes to David Wallis. Wallis finished with 155 yards on six grabs. Andrew Ihle ran for four touchdowns as part of a 104-yard rushing day on just 12 carries. Cameron Chatmon ran for 68 yards on 11 rushes. Kyle Ihle accounted for 10 points in going 7-for-7 on PATs with a 33-yard field goal. Jacob Hutchinson led the defense with a sack on four tackles. Jaden Ferriere posted a team-high seven stops. Silas James, Cade Jones, and Dominick Staples intercepted passes with Staples returning his 15 yards for the final touchdown of the game. For Ferrum, Joshua Luckett threw a touchdown pass to Ryan Downer. Downer finished with five catches for 77 yards, while Deven Gray caught five passes for 63 yards. Avion Smith led the defense with 11 tackles, a forced fumble, and two pass breakups. Elijah Crenshaw made 10 stops.
   
• SHENANDOAH DEF. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, 23-7 | BOX SCORE
  Shenandoah led 13-7 at the half and pitched a second-half shutout of Hampden-Sydney for a 23-7 home victory over the Tigers. The win also accounted for head coach Scott Yoder's 50th victory at SU. Quarterback Steven Hugney threw for 150 yards and a touchdown and joined Rashadeen Byrd, Jr., in posting rushing scores. Ethan Bigbee caught Hugney's TD throw. David Agyei led the SU defense with eight tackles and forced fumble. Quante Redd intercepted his second pass of the season. For Hampden-Sydney, Andrew Puccinelli threw for 168 yards and a touchdown in his second start of the season. He connected with Jamahdia Whitby on the scoring pass. Melik Frost ran for 79 yards on 28 carries. Will Pickren led the Tigers defense with 11 stops and a blocked PAT kick.

FOOTBALL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Tristian Bailey | Guilford | Fy. | Defensive Back Bailey, a first-year from Statesville, N.C., played a big part in Guilford shutting out Averett to snap the Quakers 18-game skid against conference opponents. Bailey, who made four solo tackles on the day, intercepted a pair of passes and returned one to the house for a pick-six. That takeaway-turned-touchdown came late in the third quarter when he stepped in front of a would-be receiver to intercept the pass. He then galloped 28-yards to pay-dirt for the game's final score in Guilfod's 26-0 victory. Bailey later added another interception in the fourth quarter, stopping a Cougars drive as they crossed into Quaker territory. For the season, Bailey has registerd 25 tackles with 23 solo efforts. He has intercepted three passes, tied for second in the league.

FOOTBALL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Jaylen Wood | Bridgewater | Jr. | Quarterback Wood, a junior from Moseley, Va., helped Bridgewater to a 13-6 victory over Washington and Lee to keep the Eagles in solo second in the ODAC at 9-1 overall and 5-1 in league play. Wood played a part in both of Bridgewater's touchdowns, both coming via the passing game. He was 12-of-16 for a 75.0-percent completion percentage. He threw for 115 yards and touchdowns to Dylan Maclachlan and Freddie Watkins. Wood also ran for 44 yards on 10 carries. The Wood-to-Maclachlan touchdown covered 42 yards. Wood eluded the rush and scrambled to his right. Just before reaching the line of scrimmage, he whipped a pass to Maclachlan 20 yards down field. The receiver sprinted the rest of the way and crossed the goalline with a dive with 19-seconds on the clock before halftime. Wood hooked up with Watkins on a nine-yard run-pass option sprint out to the weak side. After faking a handoff, Wood rolled to his left and found Watkins out the out towards the sideline where he reached the ball over the line for the game's final points with 3:04 left in the third quarter. That capped a 15-play drive that covered 77 yards in 8:26. For the season, Wood has thrown for 764 yards and seven touchdowns on 69-of-108 passing. He has also run for 104 yard and a touchdown.

• PATRICK HENRY | 3RD SEASON AT AVERETT
  Overall | 8-15-0 (.348)  --  ODAC | 0-6-0 (.000)
   
• SCOTT LEMN | 2ND SEASON AT BRIDGEWATER
  Overall | 12-7-0 (.632)  --  ODAC | 6-6-0 (.500)
   
• CLEIVE ADAMS | 3RD SEASON AT FERRUM | 7TH SEASON OVERALL
  Overall | 39-44-0 (.470)  --  ODAC | 6-11-0 (.353)
   
• BRAD DAVIS | 3RD SEASON AT GUILFORD
  Overall | 3-19-0 (.136)  --  ODAC | 1-15-0 (.063)
   
• MARTY FAVRET | 23RD SEASON AT HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
  Overall | 145-85-0 (.630)  --  ODAC | 95-50-0 (.655)
   
• PEDRO ARRUZA | 19TH SEASON AT RANDOLPH-MACON
  Overall | 122-67-0 (.646)  --  ODAC | 77-43-0 (.642)
   
• SCOTT YODER | 10TH SEASON AT SHENANDOAH
  Overall | 50-44-0 (.532)  --  ODAC | 28-36-0 (.438)
   
• GARRETT LeROSE | 4TH SEASON AT WASHINGTON AND LEE
  Overall | 24-15-0 (.615)  --  ODAC | 16-11-0 (.593)