Virginia Tech women's basketball picked up an impressive 100-57 victory over Towson in its season opener. Here are three takeaways from the game. 1. Kayl Petersen put up a career night outing. Kayl Petersen had a career day with 17 points and 11 rebounds,

Opening night cannot come soon enough as far as Virginia Tech men’s basketball coach Mike Young is concerned. It has nothing to do with trying to forget about the stunning six-game

The entire writeup is available at Hokie Sports. Elizabeth Kitley returns to Virginia Tech as Assistant to the Head Coach, External Operations – Virginia Tech Athletics and it looks to be an interesting new position for her and an opportunity to make her presence felt for the program with the community.

Virginia Tech women's basketball got out to an optimal start, routing Towson 100-56 for a dominant season-opening victory. The win marked the Hokies' 12th straight season-opening victory and the 13th straight home-opening victory for Tech.

Virginia Tech is picked to finish 12th in the 18-team Atlantic Coast Conference race. The Hokies are coming off a 13-19 season that marked their first losing record under Mike Young.

The Louisville Cardinals beat the Virginia Tech Hokies in a college football Week 10 game, earning their first win at VT to remain in the ACC hunt.

Virginia Tech basketball has nine newcomers in this matchup; the standout is Neoklis Avdalas. Avdalas is a 6-foot-9 guard-wing hybrid from Greece that will start immediately for Virginia Tech. While nobody knows exactly where Avdalas will fill into the 2025-2026 Hokies lineup, he already knows where he feels the most comfortable.

We have that experience throughout the roster that can pay dividends for us,” Odom said. “But ultimately, they have to play well together.”