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Women's Basketball - December 4th
By Matt Kovatch 
Track & Field - December 4th
Schaffer wins first collegiate pole vault competition
Wrestling - December 4th
Action begins Friday and runs through Saturday
Wrestling - December 3rd
Tech grapplers to participate in different tournaments
Women's Basketball - December 3rd
Game notes in pdf format
Track & Field - December 2nd
Tasming Fanning returns to the track on Friday at the Appalachian Invitational
Volleyball - December 2nd
Willoughby earns first-team all-conference honors
Wrestling - December 2nd
Win over nation's third-ranked 141-pounder helps Hokies improve to 3-0
Men's Basketball - December 1st
By Jimmy Robertson
Football - December 1st
Game notes in pdf format
Football - December 1st
Four others named to second team squad
Football - December 1st
Around The 
Men's Basketball - November 30th
Game notes in pdf format
Wrestling - November 30th
Tech also rolls past Anderson to go 2-0 on the day
Women's Basketball - November 29th
By Matt Kovatch
Football - November 29th
By Jimmy Robertson
The Notebook
Muñoz carries on volleyball career in Puerto RicoFeature Photo
A.D. Vassallo scored 30 points but the Hokies dropped a nail-biter 74-72 to Wisconsin in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge.
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Athlete Of The Week
Tasmin Fanning
Women's Cross Country, Sr., Charlottesville, Va.
Tasmin Fanning, Women's Cross Country, Sr., Charlottesville, Va.
Fanning made history at the 2008 NCAA Cross Country Championships on
Nov. 24, earning the highest finish ever for a Hokie runner, male or
female, placing third in a 6k career-best time of 19:37.1, only nine
seconds behind three-time champion Sally Kipyego of Texas Tech. The
Charlottesville, Va., native captured her second-straight All-America
honor, becoming the only Hokie to win two All-America honors in his/her
cross country career. The senior finished her cross country career as
one of the most decorated runners in Tech history.
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