On Friday, March 20, Keslyn Secrist—a former Pulaski County Senior High School basketball star—scored 17 points for the Murray State Racers as they fell 99-67 to the Maryland Terrapins in the NCAA Tournament.
The contest was held at the Dean E. Smith Center at 2 p.m.
Secrist recorded 17 points, two rebounds, one assist and one steal over 39 minutes of play.
Virginia Tech has canceled its May 12 baseball game against Marshall and will not reschedule it. The team will continue its season with a series against Clemson beginning May 14.
Ke’Sha Blanton joins Virginia Tech women’s basketball as an assistant coach under Megan Duffy. With extensive Division I experience across several programs, Blanton will focus on recruiting and player development.
Virginia Tech softball secured its seventh straight spot in the NCAA Division I Softball Championship after finishing second in their conference tournament. The Hokies are set to compete as a No. 2 seed in LSU’s Baton Rouge Regional beginning May 15.
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