Hokies fall on Clemson’s ACC semi -final game

Charlotte – Virginia Tech with the third seed fell on Friday afternoon at Harrington Athletics Village in the ACC semi-final on the second-seal Clemson (10: 9).

Cori McMillan scored her 30th Homerun of the season and was the first ACC player to scored 30 Homeruns in a single season.

How it happened: Clemson 10, Virginia Tech 9
Tech used three early Clemson errors to take over a 3-1 lead. With a runner in second place, Cori McMillan went 5-1 lead for the 30th time this season. She was only 17th player in Division I, who scored 30 in a season.

Kylie Aldridge tore a three-RBI double to the left into the middle to extend the tech lead to 8-2. The Hokies added another to make it 9-2 after Lyla Blackwell was secured in the middle to achieve Aldridge.

Clemson used the five walks of the Hokies and gathered for eight runs at the bottom of the sixth place to take the 10: 9 lead. The Hokies could not bind the game to the top of the seventh band.

Game notes
• Cori McMillan was the first player in ACC history to achieve 30 Homeruns in a single season
• She is now one of 17 players in the NCAA history that meet 30 homes in one game
• It leads the country with 30 homes
• Tech has fallen in the ACC semi -final for the fourth time in the past five years
• Tech allowed a season high of 13 walks
• Tech also recorded four mistakes in the season height
• Tech Outhit Clemson 11-7
• Kylie Aldridge led the Hokies with three RBIs
• They had at least one RBI together with Lyla Blackwell, Emily Leette and Cori McMillan
• Jordan Lynch recorded three hits with team heights
• Emma Lemley recorded her seventh loss of the season

Next on
No. 13/14 Virginia Tech (41-11, 18-6 ACC) is waiting for the selection of the softball championship of the NCAA Division I. The selection show will be broadcast on Sunday, May 11th, at 7 p.m. on ESPN2.