Virginia Tech's Men's Club basketball team won the NCBBA National Championship today by beating Spring Hill College. Hopefully Buzz and the boys get some inspiration and go get us the NCAA variety here in the near future.
S/O to my bro @JAKErecSPECryan and the Virginia Tech club basketball team!! pic.twitter.com/zp6U2hKA0J— Johnny Ryan (@johnnyryan10) April 27, 2014
Also Congrats to Virginia Tech's Josh Knight on a stellar tournament! Knight had 24 points in today's game and earns tournament MVP! #NCBBA— NCBBA (@TheNCBBA) April 27, 2014
With an 81-73 win over Spring Hill College, Virginia Tech is crowned NCBBA National Champions! Josh Knight wins the MVP honors with an incredible 23-point performance. Congratulations Hokies!
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Wow, didn't even know we had a club team. Congrats to the team, thanx 4 note rob. Can we get names of all teammates n staff
I will see what I can find out.
Thank you for posting this article. Please see my other comment for our website link!
Thank you so much for your support! I am the president of the organization, and we are looking forward to beginning our regular season games this year! If you would like to learn more about the organization, please visit https://gobblerconnect.vt.edu/organization/CBVT
I would recommend you post info about games and tournaments here as they happen to get better exposure.
Think Buzz is paying any attention?
Are there any prospects for the varsity team?
I think that's the path Will Johnston took. Could be wrong though.
No. And I have first hand knowledge, me and 4 other guys (from the club team and 1 football player) were given a tryout for the varsity team early in October and we all were denied.
Outstanding! Congrats to the guys. It must be tough putting in all the hours without a scholarship.
(belated) Congratulations! I love seeing other club sports do well.
Seems like we've won or been in the running for this in years past. Can Curt confirm this?Disregard, I was a victim of the "look at the date of the op" trap. I knew this sounded familiar.