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What all are we covering in today’s edition, Hokies? Check it out below!

⚾️ Dreams Come True
🥇 Golden Boy
🏀 Summer Sessions
🦃 And much, much more!

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🔼 Dreams Come True. Taking their talents to the next level, four Virginia Tech baseball student-athletes were selected during the 2026 MLB Draft.

Junior right-handed pitcher Brett Renfrow was taken during Saturday’s Competitive Balance B round – an extension of the second round – by the Minnesota Twins at No. 74 overall. Historically, Renfrow became Virginia Tech’s seventh highest pitcher to be drafted all-time.

On Sunday, senior right-handed pitcher Luke Craytor was chosen during the ninth round at No. 255 overall by the Chicago White Sox. Senior right-handed pitcher Griffin Stieg followed during the 13th round at No. 378 overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates before junior left-handed pitcher Madden Clement came off the board during the 15th round at No. 449 overall by the Kansas City Royals.

⚾️ More On The Hokies’ Selection

🔼 Golden Boy. He hasn’t even arrived in Blacksburg, but incoming Hokie Doruk Yoğurtcuoğlu already is turning heads.

This past weekend, Yoğurtcuoğlu broke the Turkish National Record in the 200m breaststroke to claim gold at the European Junior Championships.

🔼 Summer Session. Former Hokie Tobi Lawal is off and rolling in the NBA Summer League.

In his first two appearances for the Mavericks, Lawal has scored 13 points, grabbed nine rebounds and dished out an assist in 32 minutes of action.

🏈 COUNTIN’ DOWN: 5️⃣4️⃣ DAYS

Throughout the summer, we will be counting down the days
to the return of Virginia Tech Football this fall. The Hokies will host
VMI on September 5 at 7:30 p.m.