Chris Hirons is an Assistant Sports Information Director for TECHSIDELINE.COM, specializing in covering local sports in Blacksburg, Virginia. With a focus on Virginia Tech baseball, Chris provides in-depth analysis and updates on games, players, and prospects, offering insight into the team's performance and potential.
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Even after losing its first three ACC series, Virginia Tech can turn its season around this weekend against No. 5 Virginia.
In a packed house at English Field, Virginia Tech wasn’t in a nine-inning spiral that left its fans biting their finger nails.
New life was found in Virginia Tech after its win over Virginia. It begins the second half of its season with a doubleheader at Duke.
By: Chris Hirons
Virginia Tech weathered three separate delays on Friday vs. Georgia Tech and picked up its first victory in a series-opener in ACC play.
Two strong outings on the mound from Anthony Arguelles and Drue Hackenberg gave Virginia Tech the series win at Florida State.
By: Chris Hirons
Virginia Tech starter Anthony Arguelles pitched a career-long 7 ⅓ shutout innings on Friday vs. UNC, setting the tone in the 7-0 win.
By: Chris Hirons
Virginia Tech has relied on its youth all season — partially out of necessity. It was on display on Wednesday in its win vs. Marshall.
By: Chris Hirons
You couldn’t have asked for more than what Anthony Arguelles is providing for Virginia Tech this season after transferring from Miami.
The Hokies have a chance to put themselves on the right side of the bubble this weekend in Blacksburg vs. No. 16 Clemson.
Despite a late rally, Virginia Tech came up one run short against No. 16 Clemson on Saturday night, losing 9-8.
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