The Guilford College women's basketball team hosted Randolph College in an ODAC rematch from earlier in the season. The Quakers held home court advantage over the WildCats, 75-63, for their 11th-straight win.

Prior to tip-off, the Quakers recognized the 20th anniversaries of the 2000-01 and 2001-02 ODAC Championship Teams. Returning to campus were head coach Barb Bausch, athletic trainer Mary Broos, Marlo Biernacki, Kate Goodman, Amy Hisler, Marie Holland, Arden Miller and A.J. Robertson Shepherd.



The game started off with both teams trading baskets until the Quakers (17-3, 10-3) went on an 11-0 run to find themselves up 15 (25-10) at the end of the first.

In the second quarter, the Quakers were looking to hold off the push from Randolph (16-4, 10-3). The WildCats were able to get their shots to fall in the second quarter while getting some defensive stops. Randolph was able to capture momentum during this run and nine-straight to cut down the Quaker lead to four (30-26).  After struggling in part of the second, Guilford started to make some shots to keep a five-point lead going into the half, 40-35. 

The third quarter started off highly contested, each team fighting to gain control of the game. Guilford and Courtney McMillan kept hitting key shots to keep the WildCats out of the game. Guilford started to command the game in front of its home crowd, shutting down all hope for a comeback. In the fourth quarter, Guilford was able to keep a comfortable pace and lead to close out the game ahead by 12. 

The Quakers were led by McMillan with 22 points, nine rebounds. Carleigh Perry added 13 points and seven assists while J'la Hinson finished with 15 points. Guilford forced 25 turnovers with 14 steals that led to 36 points off those turnovers.

The Quakers are set to travel to Averett University to take on the Cougars on Wednesday, February 1 at 6:00 p.m.