Slowly but surely, Megan Duffy has been putting her fingerprints on the Virginia Tech women's basketball program when it comes to recruiting over the last couple of seasons. When it comes to the Class of 2027, recruiting is booming for Duffy.
Going into Friday, the Hokies had three Top 100 recruits committed in the current senior class in high school. Guard Dani Robinson is ranked 28th, guard Jazman Baikey is ranked No. 41, and Lillie Graves is ranked No. 60. Officially on Friday, that number rose to four.
Six-foot-2 forward Ashley Kreiger is ranked 93rd in the Class of 2027, and she committed to Virginia Tech. The Westtown (Pa.) High School standout visited the Hokies back in September, and she picked Virginia Tech over Arizona, Virginia, Alabama, BYU, and Georgia Tech. Four commits in the senior class is a very nice start so far for Duffy and her staff.
Virginia Tech men's basketball edges Wofford
The start of the 2026-27 college basketball season is a couple of weeks away, and on Friday night, the Hokies men's basketball team had a scrimmage at Wofford and edged the Terriers, 78-76, according to Terrence Oglesby of The Field of 68.
It was an interesting starting lineup for Mike Young and Virginia Tech, according to Oglesby. The Hokies started Ben Hammond, Jaylen Curry, Isaiah Elohim, Amani Hansberry, and Miles Heide. One noticeable missing name is Tyler Johnson, but you have to think that once the regular season begins, the junior will be in it. He's a big part of the club this season, assuming he can stay healthy.
More Virginia Tech Hokies News
- The Hokies football team will host Georgia Tech on Saturday afternoon at Lane Stadium. Halfway through the season, Penn State transfer tight end Luke Reynolds has been named to the Associated Press midseason All-American team. Through six games, Reynolds has 431 yards and four touchdowns on 41 receptions from quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer.
- Forty-eight hours after dropping a 3-1 match at Virginia, the Hokies volleyball team returned the favor on Friday night in Blacksburg with a 3-0 shutout of the Cavaliers. Virginia Tech won the games 25-18, 25-11, and 25-21. Tech improved to 5-12 overall and 2-6 in the ACC. They return to the court next Friday night at Boston College, before visiting Syracuse a week from Sunday.
- The Virginia Tech men's soccer team hit the road on Friday night for a non-conference game at Furman, and surrendered three straight goals after taking a 1-0 lead, and fell 3-2. Dagur Traustason and Yanis Belatrache scored the Hokies' goals. At 7-5-1 overall and 3-2-1 in the ACC, Tech will host Winthrop in a non-conference match on Wednesday and then Clemson a week from Sunday.
- Virginia Tech's women's soccer team dropped a tough 1-0 decision to Virginia on Friday night at Thompson Field. The Cavaliers scored the lone goal of the game in the 86th minute, which dropped the Hokies to 6-4-4 overall and 2-3-1 in the ACC. Tech will host Wake Forest on Oct. 22.
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