Hokie ClubBLACKSBURG – Virginia Tech Athletics is set to celebrate 50 seasons of varsity women’s basketball in Blacksburg in 2025-26. Throughout the season, the program will recognize the people, stories and milestones that have defined its legacy, culminating in our 50 seasons of women’s basketball celebration this winter.
“Celebrating 50 seasons of Virginia Tech women’s basketball is a proud moment for our entire Hokie community,” Director of Athletics Whit Babcock said. “This milestone honors the generations of student-athletes, coaches, and supporters who have laid the foundation for one of the most respected programs in the country. It’s a testament to the growth of women’s sports at Virginia Tech and a reflection of our commitment to excellence, and tradition. We look forward to building on this legacy for the next 50 years and beyond.”
More details about the celebration with be forthcoming following the announcement of the 2025-26 ACC schedule next month.
“Virginia Tech women’s basketball is built on the foundation of those that came before us,” Head Coach Megan Duffy said. “Fifty seasons is an extraordinary milestone, shaped by the players and teams that have had an incredible impact on the Hokie community. We always play for the name on the front of the jersey, and this anniversary makes that connection even more meaningful. I am looking forward to celebrating our Hokie women’s basketball alumni and honoring their legacy throughout this special season.”
Since the program’s first season in 1976-77, the Hokies have won over 800 games, reached the postseason 21 times, sent numerous athletes to the professional ranks, claimed six conference titles and reached the 2023 Final Four. But more than that, the women’s basketball program has united a community and inspired generations of young women.
The Athletics Department has several ways for fans and alums to connect with the program by utilizing the links below:
For former student-athletes who want to connect with the program
Fans are asked to share their favorite photos and memories of the program on social media with the hashtag #VTWBB50.