Live Updates: No.5 Georgia Tech vs Virginia Tech Baseball, Game 2 Score

Can the Yellow Jackets keep up the elite offense in conference play?
Jun 1, 2025; Oxford, MS, USA; Georgia Tech Yellowjackets first baseman Kent Schmidt (10) reacts as he returns to the dugout after a home run during the first inning against the Mississippi Rebels. Mandatory Credit: Petre Thomas-Imagn Images
Jun 1, 2025; Oxford, MS, USA; Georgia Tech Yellowjackets first baseman Kent Schmidt (10) reacts as he returns to the dugout after a home run during the first inning against the Mississippi Rebels. Mandatory Credit: Petre Thomas-Imagn Images | Petre Thomas-Imagn Images

Top of the Sixth

Jackson Blakely stikes out Pete Daniel to begin the inning.

Bottom of the Fifth

Game is tied 5-5. Ryan Zuckerman hits a sacrifice fly and Lackey scores for the Yellow Jackets. Kent Schmidt hits a single and Lackey advances to third base.

Vahn Lackey hits an RBI double to bring in Alex Hernandez and Jarren Advincula; Georgia Tech has cut the deficit to 5-4

Top of the Fifth

Owen Petrich is grounded out and the Yellow Jackets leave the inning in a 3 run hole. Hudson Lutterman hits an RBI double and the Hokies lead 5-2. A pitching change for Georgia Tech with Jackson Blakely officially coming in.

Virginia Tech has opened the game up. Sam Grube hits a single to center field and Ethan Ball scores; the Hokies have a 4-2 lead over the Yellow Jackets.

Virginia Tech leads 3-2.

Ethan Ball singles to right center and brings in two runners after an error by Will Baker. Virginia Tech Treyson Hughes singles to first base. The Yellow Jackets couldn't get the out with Dylan Loy dropping the ball thrown by Schmidt

Jackson Blakley is warming up for the Yellow Jackets. Georgia Tech leads 2-1. Virginia Tech Henry Cook hits a solo home run to cut the lead in half for the Hokies. Dylan Loy has three strikeouts and is quietly putting together a good performance.

Bottom of the Fourth

Georgia Tech lead 2-0. Burress tries to steal second base but is touched out. Drew Burress is walked. Virginia Tech Brent Renfrow records his fourth strikeout

Top of the Fourth

Dylan Loy produces another strong inning and retires three batters. Georgia Tech leads 2-0

Top of the Third

Georgia Tech goes 1-2-3

Bottom of the Third

Ryan Zuckerman and Will Baker fly out, which leads to the end of the inning. Kent Schmidt and Vahn Lackey are walked. Georgia Tech Alex Hernandez hits a solo home run to double the lead for the Yellow Jackets (2-0).

Top of the Third

Georgia Tech goes 1-2-3 and ends the third inning still with a 1-0 lead. Dylan Loy makes an incredible play, but it is under review.

Bottom of the Second

Georgia Tech maintains 1-0 lead after the second inning

Drew Burress is grounded out, Carson Kerce flies out, and Caleb Daniel strikes out. Georgia Tech Will Baker doubles to deep center and gets to second base.

Top of the Second

The Yellow Jackets lead 2-0. Virginia Tech Ethan Gibson is grounded out and the Yellow Jackets survive the inning. Bases are loaded for Virginia Tech after Henry Cooke is walked. Pete Daniel strikes out for Virginia Tech. Virginia Tech Owen Petrich singles to shallow right. The Hokies have two players on base and their first hit of the game. Hudson

Lutterman is declared out on batters interference. Sam Grube records an error. Virginia Tech still looking for a hit.

Bottom of the First

The Yellow Jackets lead at the bottom of the first inning 1-0 and record three hits. Kent Schidmt singles to the right and Hernandez scores to make it 1-0. Vahn Lackey flies out. Jarren Advincula singles to the right. Alex Hernandez singles to center field.

Top of the First

Dylan Loy pitches his first inning and gets a strikeout to end the inning.

Pregame

LHP Dylan Loy is on the mound today for the Yellow Jackets, and here is the starting lineup for Georgia Tech:

1. CF Drew Burress

2. 1B Alex Hernandez

3. 2B Jarren Advincula

4. C Vahn Lackey

5. DH Kent Schmidt

6. 3B Ryan Zuckerman

7. RF Will Baker

8. LF Caleb Daniel

9. SS Carson Kerce

Georgia Tech offense was on fire in Game 1 on Friday afternoon and delivered the most runs in an ACC opener since 1995. They accomplished the 16 runs in just six innings. Georgia Tech now has 194 runs through the first 14 games of the season the most ever in their history and the most run by a Power 4 team in the BBCOR era. Can they keep up the explosive offense in Game 2?


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