As the 2022 calendar year draws to a close, Virginia Tech Athletics will spend December celebrating the Hawkeyes’ outstanding performance over the past 12 months with a campaign called “Moments of Excellence.”
The “Moments of Excellence” campaign serves as a look back at the historical highlights and memorable achievements of Tech Athletics in 2022. Each varsity sports program will have great moments featured on the official Virginia Tech Athletics website and @HokieSports social media throughout the month of December. properties. Fans can visit the Hokies social media directory to stay in touch with Tech Athletics and their favorite sports teams.
The Virginia Tech Spirit team had an eventful year in 2022. He went straight to nationals in January and cheered on the men’s basketball team in Brooklyn in March, where the Hokies won his ACC Tournament for the first time in program history.
return
Once a year, College Spirit teams have the opportunity to compete against each other for the three-day UCA College Champions on ESPN Wide World of Sports on the campus of the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida. National convention.
After COVID-19 impacted the 2021 event, the 2022 event was held online, but the 2022 event returned to in-person, and the Hokies couldn’t be more excited.
“It’s our once-a-year time to compete and represent our school in our own competition,” explained the cheerleader. Blaine Williamsa senior from Newkent, Virginia.
“It’s almost like March Madness, but for dancing,” he added. Jacqueline Hathaway, from Oakton, Virginia. “Every team is in every Power Five his conference, smaller conferences. Very competitive. Nearly top competition in both cheering and dancing. Most coveted title.” ”
ACC title
Every Hockey will forever have a story to share about how they were involved in Virginia Tech men’s basketball’s magical run to the 2022 ACC Championship. I always remember exactly what I ate that day and what lucky outfit I wore to lead my team to the podium.
for Sierra Bennett and the Hokies Spirit, who experienced this streak closer than anyone else, representing Virginia Tech from the baseline on the national stage.
“I’m going to take the kids to Cassell one day and say, ‘Banner over there? I was there for that,'” said Bennett, a senior in Newmarket, Maryland. I’ve been through a lot of games, but this one has to take the top spot.”
A complete recap of the experience done for Tech Spirit in Brooklyn.
