There’s something majestic about watching Georgia Amoore play basketball. Every dribble, every touch, every shot from the Hokies’ point guard feels carefully orchestrated, as she sprints through lines of defenders and makes three-pointers from the “March Madness” logo near half court. 

BLACKSBURG – On Sunday, March 19, 2023, the No. 1 Virginia Tech women’s basketball team looked to do something they had only done once before: qualify for the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament. They succeeded, defeating No. 9 South Dakota State, 72–60, and advancing to the third round for the …

BLACKSBURG — When you walked up to Cassell Coliseum on Friday night, you could feel the electricity in the air. Thousands of fans lined up to see their school suit up and partake in the NCAA Tournament, marking the first time Virginia Tech women’s basketball earned a No. 1 seed.

Virginia Tech women’s basketball vaulted into the top few teams of the country in the last few weeks, culminating in a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history. 

It has been the best season in history for the Virginia Tech women’s basketball program, but it’s not over. The Hokies will compete in the NCAA tournament, which is set to start on March 17, earning a No. 1 seed for the first time in program history.

The Virginia Tech women’s basketball team is going into this year's rendition of March Madness with achievements that no other Hokies women’s basketball team has ever obtained.

Virginia Tech men’s basketball had lofty expectations this season.

The Virginia Tech women's basketball team defeated Louisville 75–67 on Sunday, March 5 to win the ACC Tournament for the first time in program history. As the Hokies head towards the NCAA Tournament, Elizabeth Kitley has already cemented herself as arguably one of the greatest basketball pla…

No. 11 Virginia Tech men’s basketball (19–14) entered Wednesday night’s second round game against No. 6 N.C. State (23–9) with a sliver of hope to win the ACC Tournament and advance to March Madness for the sixth consecutive season. Within the first five minutes, that hope vanished, as the H…

An important motto was reiterated once again tonight: Never count out the Hokies in March.

With Virginia Tech men’s basketball (18–13, 8–12 ACC) set to begin their 2023 ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament run against Notre Dame (11–20, 3–17 ACC) on Tuesday at 7 p.m., we caught up with Hokies head coach Mike Young to discuss some hot-button topics for the week ahead.

The No. 8 Virginia Tech women’s basketball (27–4, 14–4 ACC) team captured their first-ever ACC tournament title after defeating the Louisville Cardinals (23–11, 12–6 ACC) on Sunday 75–67. Georgia Amoore won tournament MVP and broke the record for 3-pointers made in a single tournament.

Virginia Tech women’s basketball’s (24–4, 14–1 ACC) incendiary hot streak has carried over to the ACC women’s basketball tournament.

A late second-half surge by the Virginia Tech men’s basketball team (17–13, 7–13 ACC) was too much for the Louisville Cardinals (4–26, 2–17 ACC) on Tuesday night as they beat their ACC opponents 71–54. The win marked the first time the Hokies had beaten the Cardinals on the road since Jan. 3…

No. 9 Virginia Tech (24–4, 14–4 ACC) went on the road to Atlanta where they beat Georgia Tech (13–16, 4–14 ACC) 65–52. This was the final regular season game for both the Hokies and the Yellow Jackets. 

Combine the Blue Devils’ perfect record in Cameron Indoor this season with Virginia Tech’s 1–9 record on the road, and you could have predicted where this game would probably go before tipoff.

Virginia Tech was outplayed by No. 13 Miami 76–70 on Tuesday in Blacksburg, Virginia, in a heated contest that saw five ties and three lead changes throughout the matchup.

Under no circumstances was No. 11 Virginia Tech women’s basketball’s contest against No. 9 Duke supposed to be a blowout.

The Hokies’ bubble has been all but popped.

It’s rare to have a women’s basketball game between top 20 teams that is never even close, one that everyone knew who the winner would be within seconds. But Sunday afternoon’s game between No. 11 Virginia Tech and No. 19 Florida State, which the Hokies won 84–70, was exactly that.