Virginia Tech, Virginia, and Liberty softball all heading to NCAA softball regional sites

Virginia Tech fell to Georgia in winner's bracket, beat Boston University in elimination game

Hokies roll on, beat Boston University 6-1 in opening round of Athens Regional

The Captains defeated the Trine Thunder 3-0 in game two of the championship series.

The Captains, now 46-1 and riding their second 23-game winning streak of the season.

To see things through a child’s eyes, it’s a perspective we could all use, and Arthur Erwin’s view is one of any softball fan’s dreams. The five-year-old has the best seat in Tech Softball Park, right behind home plate, to watch a team he calls his sisters. A group who has taken him under their wing.

Hokies take down the Wildcats twice on Sunday to advance to the NCAA Super Regionals for the second season in a row.

In an elimination game that ended in the early morning hours of Sunday, Liberty's bats couldn't match Georgia.

The Hokies defeated the RedHawks 5-4 for a spot in the Regional Final against Kentucky.

Batting practice on Thursday was all work no play for the Hokies. As they prepare to face St. Francis on Friday in the first game of the Blacksburg Regional, hard hitting is a must.

Flames are fresh off winning back-to-back ASUN conference titles.

The No. 3 Hokies will be a first time host in program history.

The Virginia Tech softball team captured the ACC Regular Season title, and earned the number one seed for the ACC tournament.

The Maroons are heading to the tournament for the first time since 2013.

Lynchburg defeated Randolph-Macon via a walk-off home run in an elimination game prior to losing to Roanoke.

The Hokies are loaded with talented pitchers in Keely Rochard and former Jefferson Forest standout Emma Lemley.

The 30-5 Virginia Tech Hokies earned a win against in-state opponent Liberty 8-1. Senior Keely Rochard also reached 1,000 strikeouts on the last at bat of the game.

Keely Rochard allowed just 2 hits as the No. 6 Hokies defeated North Carolina 9-1 on Sunday.

The Dukes scored five runs in the fifth inning leading to the 8-5 victory.

The Hokies defeated the Cougars 11-3 in 5 innings after a strong performance from ace pitcher Keely Rochard and the team combining for five home runs.

The Hokies tote one of their most talented lineups in recent history along with the ACC Pitcher of the Year in Keely Rochard.

The Flames shutout the Bisons 8-0 to claim the ASUN North Division and the right to face Jacksonville in the semifinals

The Hokies lost their 5th straight game, while Liberty extended its win streak to 13.