Tech secures 7-6 comeback win over Akron with six-run seventh inning
No. 11/14 Virginia Tech softball staged a dramatic comeback to defeat Akron 7-6 in an elimination game, fueled by a six-run seventh inning. Trailing 6-1, the Hokies rallied with seven hits, including a crucial two-run home run by Michelle Chatfield and a two-RBI double from Addison Foster. This victory marks Tech’s largest comeback of the season and head coach Pete D'Amour’s 400th career win.
By the Numbers- Virginia Tech scored six runs in the seventh inning after trailing 6-1.
- Addison Foster set a new single-season doubles record with her 19th double.
- Virginia Tech advances to its sixth Regional Final under head coach Pete D’Amour.
- The Hokies will face No. 18/18 LSU in the next round of the tournament.
The Hokies prepare to take on LSU, aiming to extend their tournament run and solidify their strong season performance.
Bottom LineThis comeback win highlights Virginia Tech's resilience and potential for future success, as they transition to a crucial matchup against LSU in the NCAA tournament.
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