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After an early exit from the Los Angeles Regional, Virginia Tech baseball is focusing on retaining key players, adding talent via the transfer portal, and making contact with South Carolina pitcher Patrick Dudley, a promising left‑hander with a 2.45 ERA.
The Hokies squandered a three‑run lead in the ninth inning as UCLA’s home runs and a walk‑off single handed them a 6‑5 loss.
The Bruins erased a 5-3 deficit in the bottom of the ninth, with Mulivai Levu, Roman Martin and Phoenix Call delivering the decisive hits to force a Sunday rematch.
Virginia Tech’s baseball team enters the Los Angeles Regional as a two‑seed, boasting a deep pitching staff and a lineup primed to compete for a College World Series berth.
On May 22, 2026, the Tar Heels routed the Hokies 10-4 in a rain‑delayed contest, with Jake Schaffner, Owen Hull and Macon Winslow leading a barrage of extra‑base hits.
The ACC Tournament quarterfinal matchup between North Carolina and Virginia Tech is set for Friday, May 22 at 11 a.m. at Truist Field, with UNC entering as the stronger team and a predicted 10‑4 outcome.
Virginia Tech’s baseball team routed Notre Dame in a high‑scoring ACC Tournament game, advancing to face North Carolina in the semifinals.
The University of North Carolina baseball team will meet Virginia Tech in the ACC Tournament quarterfinals on Friday, with weather concerns looming over the scheduled 3:00 p.m. ACC Network broadcast.
The Hokies enter the ACC Tournament quarterfinals with momentum, facing UNC after a dominant win over Notre Dame. Star hitters and a reliable starter set the stage for a high‑stakes contest.
Lower‑seeded teams are rewriting the 2026 ACC baseball bracket, with standout performances from Trey Fenderson, Rob Evans and Kaden Smith shaping a thrilling start to the tournament.
Virginia Tech overcame a 4-0 deficit to beat Notre Dame 17-10, securing an ACC quarterfinal spot and an NCAA Regional berth.
Virginia Tech’s baseball squad edged Clemson 5-1, powered by Brett Renfrow’s seven‑plus innings and a four‑run sixth that featured a 388‑foot homer by Petrich.