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VMI Athletics and the local Chamber of Commerce have partnered to provide half-price football tickets and festival entry for Saturday's home game against Bucknell, held at Lime Kiln Theater in Lexington, Virginia.
A late goal by Jordan Davis salvaged a 1-1 draw for VMI against Gardner-Webb, highlighting defensive resilience and setting the stage for a Thursday showdown with Elon.
With the season opener looming, Virginia Tech’s coaching staff is finalizing a fluid depth chart that highlights emerging leaders at quarterback, receiver, and running back, while competition at several positions remains open.
The Lancers open their season with a 3‑0 victory and look to extend a dominant series against VMI as they host ETSU next week.
After a 16‑16 finish and a modest rise in the national rankings, the Blue Demons are banking on new transfers and fresh talent to turn defensive progress into offensive firepower for the 2026‑27 season.
Ranked behind defending champion Lynchburg, the Washington and Lee field hockey team returns key players, a stable coaching staff and a full slate of televised games, positioning them for a strong 2026 campaign.
Presbyterian’s road trip ended in a 3-1 defeat at VMI, with freshman Mo Alahmad’s debut goal sparking a late surge by the Keydets.
The VMI women's soccer team faces Virginia Tech in a landmark matchup after a 22‑year hiatus, looking to rebound from a recent setback.
After finishing last in the preseason SoCon poll, VMI’s new coach Ashley Ingram leans on a slate of underclassmen and four preseason All‑SoCon selections as the team opens against Idaho State on Aug. 29 and Virginia Tech on Sept. 5.
After two years running a frozen custard shop on James Island, Brent Thompson is back on the sidelines, bringing his triple‑option expertise to Virginia Military Institute and eyeing a future rivalry showdown with his former team.
The school's athletic department announced the passing of Coach Travis Roadcap, sharing a heartfelt statement and promising coverage on the evening newscast.
Despite being preseason favorites to finish last in the Southern Conference, VMI's new head coach Ashley Ingram is leveraging the service academy environment and a focused staff to reshape the program. Four players earned preseason All-SoCon honors, signaling early optimism.
Virginia Military Institute announced a multi‑year agreement with GoH2O that will feature the company’s logo on basketball jerseys and install state‑of‑the‑art water filtration systems across athletic facilities, aligning with NCAA’s new rules permitting corporate sponsorships starting in 2026‑27.
Virginia Military Institute announces a new multi‑year sponsorship with freight carrier Estes Express Lines, bringing the company's logo to basketball games and ESPN+ broadcasts while honoring a family legacy that spans generations.
Virginia Military Institute's men's soccer program welcomes nine new players, each bringing distinctive achievements from high school, club and national team competition, aiming to enhance depth and competitiveness for the upcoming campaign.
Tony Collins II, formerly an assistant football coach at Washington and Lee University, has accepted a multifaceted coaching role at Wesleyan University (Conn.). His departure follows a distinguished tenure marked by defensive excellence and academic mentorship.
Emily Ehrensbeck will start her role as assistant field hockey coach at Washington and Lee University on June 8, 2026, bringing extensive coaching experience and a strong academic background.