All it took was a change of scenery for Virginia Tech wrestling to get back on track. The No. 14 Hokies defeated in-state rival Virginia 30-6 on Saturday night inside the Moss Arts Center. “I think the atmosphere, maybe,” redshirt
Last year, Kerry Blackshear was dominant against Pittsburgh with 31 points to lead Virginia Tech to an 81-67 victory over the Panthers. This year, Blackshear reminded us of his dominance against the Panthers with another great performance. No. 22 Virginia
After ending their first two-game losing streak of the season with a 76-68 win over Georgia Tech, No. 22 Virginia Tech heads on the road looking to build on that momentum to face a struggling Pittsburgh team that has lost
Cornell’s first trip to Blacksburg shaped up to be a nail-biter inside Cassell Coliseum. The No. 9 Big Red won the match 17-16 on criteria, but the two teams split the dual five matches apiece. Virginia Tech went down early,
Virginia Tech will be without one of its top wrestlers this weekend against No. 9 Cornell and No. 22 Virginia. The Hokies’ 197-pounder Tom Sleigh is out with an injury. BREAKING: @HokiesWrestling 197 starter Tom Sleigh is out for this
Virginia Tech made the junior college ranks a late priority on the recruiting trail looking to find JUCO players who could come in and play immediately on the defensive side. While the Hokies pursue JUCO players on all three levels