No. 11/12 Virginia Tech improved its record to 30-4 after winning both games of a Friday doubleheader against Boston College, according to a March 27 report. The Hokies took the first game with an 11-0 victory in five innings and followed up with a 14-4 win in six innings.
The sweep highlights Virginia Tech’s strong performance both offensively and defensively as the team continues its winning streak. These victories also mark the team’s 12th and 13th run-rule wins of the season.
In Game One, Gaby Mizelle started the scoring with her fifth home run of the season, helping lead a four-run second inning for Virginia Tech. Jordan Lynch added two home runs in this game, including a three-run shot in the fifth inning that extended the lead to double digits. Emma Mazzarone pitched a complete-game shutout, tying her career high with ten strikeouts while allowing only two hits.
Game Two saw continued offensive output from Virginia Tech, beginning with three straight hits to open play. Nora Abromavage hit her tenth home run of the season, while Michelle Chatfield and Kylie Aldridge each contributed home runs as well. Bree Carrico entered in relief during this game and tied her career-high ten strikeouts over four innings pitched.
The Hokies collectively hit .448 across both games compared to Boston College’s .227 average. Five different players hit home runs for Virginia Tech during the doubleheader, and seven players are currently batting above .370 for the season.
Looking ahead, Virginia Tech is scheduled to face Boston College again in their series finale on Saturday, March 28 at 3 p.m., weather permitting. If necessary due to cold conditions, Game Three will be played Sunday at 1 p.m., broadcast on ACC Network Extra.
