Well, this evening, at the tip-off for the battle of the Lady Techs the numbers all said that the Hokies would make a ... and then Liz Kitley’s Jersey gets retired at the sold-out Louisville ...

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They got to witness a great basketball game ... a semifinalist for the Jersey Mike’s Naismith Trophy Women’s Player of the Year and put on the ballot for the John R. Wooden Award, in addition ...

In other region/state news, softball player Bre Peck hit three solo homers to become Virginia Tech’s all-time leader in home ...

Since then, coach Kim Mulkey and her staff have lost three more players to the portal — point guard Last-Tear Poa, center Aalyah Del Rosario and forward Jersey Wolfenbarger — and signed one transfer, ...

He has the most wins (337) in James Madison women’s basketball history, and he took them to five NCAA Tournaments in his last seven seasons there. At Virginia Tech, he took the Hokies to four ... s ...

(WCYB) — To open the first round of the Women's Basketball Invitational Tournament ... With the win, the Hokies advance to the second round of the WBIT and will play host to the winner of ...

Tip-off between the Lady Raiders and the Hokies is set for Sunday, March 23, at 4: 00 PM EST at Cassel Coliseum. Prior to Virginia Tech On SI, covered Virginia Tech women's basketball, softball ...

The Hokies looked lost on the court as the Aggies gained a nine-point lead. However, a driving layup from Carleigh Wenzel six minutes in appeared to restore the Hokies balance. The Maroon and ...

Virginia Tech is 2-2 all-time against Texas Tech in women’s basketball with the most recent ... The Red Raiders lost both games, while the Hokies went 1-1 with a victory over SMU.

After missing most of the college season due to a knee injury in January, Texas A&M's Aicha Coulibaly was drafted by the WNBA's Chicago Sky.

BLACKSBURG – Virginia Tech head men’s basketball coach Mike Young announced Monday three key contributors—Ben Hammond, Tyler Johnson and Jaden Schutt—will return to the Hokies for the 2025-26 season.