Thomas Bray is an editor for the Collegiate Times, focusing on local sports coverage in Blacksburg, Virginia. With a passion for college athletics, Thomas brings in-depth analysis and engaging storytelling to his articles, highlighting the achievements and challenges of Virginia Tech's sports teams.
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Thomas Bray's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly those related to Virginia Tech and the sporting scene in Blacksburg. Given this emphasis, Thomas would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local sports events, interviews with athletes or coaches from these teams, and analysis of their performances.
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By: Dylan Tefft, Thomas Bray
Virginia Tech baseball walked into Saturday’s game against Louisville looking to even the series after a 9 – 6 loss on Friday. Fueled by 18 hits — and two home runs by star third baseman Carson DeMartini — it claimed victory, 12 – 6.
A full-court press, a “chuck and chase” mentality and “lots of chaos” were just a few terms associated with the Thundering Herd.
By: Thomas Bray
Four months ago, Matilda Ekh had seven points in a primetime non-conference matchup vs. then-No. 2 Iowa. Clara Strack was 17 years old and was on the floor for 21
After completing the sweep of Boston College last Sunday, No. 13 Virginia Tech returned home to a rainy English Field to face Marshall, claiming victory, 4–2.
By: Dylan Tefft
Virginia Tech and Pitt took to a windy English Field on Saturday to play game three of what had been an ultracompetitive series, tied at one game apiece. Despite the
After winning the first game of their three-game road-stretch, Virginia Tech (8–5, 2–4) fell to Clemson 15–4. It was the Tigers’ (8–4, 1–3 ACC) first conference win of the season.
By: Dylan Tefft, Thomas Bray
“Good question, man, we’re bad, pathetic,” said Virginia Tech head coach John Szefc when asked if his confidence in his offense waned after answering no to that same question just a day ago.
By: Thomas Bray
As a new group of incoming first-year students arrive in Blacksburg, so does a new era of women’s basketball. Over the last three years, Virginia Tech’s women's basketball program grew
Fall is football in Blacksburg, Virginia. Surrounding businesses adjust their hours of operation and Virginia Tech's passionate fan base transforms the small college town into a sea of maroon and
By: Thomas Bray
Christian Darrisaw, a standout offensive lineman from Virginia Tech, recently signed a monster contract extension with the Minnesota Vikings, securing the largest deal in Hokies history. The deal is worth
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