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Virginia Tech lacrosse announces 2023 schedule

Mountain Media, LLC by Mountain Media, LLC
January 17, 2023
in Sports, Sports
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BLACKSBURG – Virginia Tech lacrosse head coach Kristen Skiera announced the team’s 2023 spring schedule on Thursday. The Hokies have 17 regular season games lined up, including eight at home in Blacksburg.

Nine of Virginia Tech’s opponents competed in the 2022 Division I Women’s Lacrosse Championship last season, including both finalists, North Carolina and Boston College.

Tech’s second season under Skiera begins on Saturday, Feb. 11, against Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond. On Wednesday, Feb. 15, the Hokies will open their home slate against James Madison University at 5 p.m. Last season, Virginia Tech earned its first win in program history against the Dukes.

Following a home tilt against Mercer on Sunday, Feb. 19, Tech will open ACC play against defending national champions North Carolina on Friday, Feb. 24, at 7 p.m. in Blacksburg.

The Hokies will face four more non-conference opponents on the road: Elon (3/8), Akron (3/18), Mount St. Mary’s (3/22), and Old Dominion University (4/11). Tech will host Furman at home on April 17.

In more ACC action, Virginia Tech will host Pitt (3/11), Boston College (3/25), Louisville (4/8) and Clemson (4/15). Tech will travel to face Syracuse (3/5), Notre Dame (3/16), Duke (4/1) and Virginia (4/20). 

 Tech went 9-9 in the 2022 season, which included noteworthy wins against No. 13 James Madison and No. 15 Notre Dame. The Hokies concluded the season with a 5-4 record at home and fell to No. 2 Boston College in the ACC Championship quarterfinal.

 

 

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