Live Updates: No.15 Virginia Tech vs No. 9 FSU Softball, Game Three Score

From our own Kaden Reinhard
The ACC number one overall seed will come down to a top-15 matchup between the No.15 Virginia Tech Hokies (39-10, 17-6 ACC) and the No.9 Florida State Seminoles (44-7, 18-2).
The Hokies and Seminoles have been riding one and two atop the ACC all season, and it has been to nobody's surprise. Florida State has accounted for seven of the last ten ACC regular season titles, and the Hokies have one as well in that stretch. From the moment the schedule was announced, the feeling that this series could have a major impact on the season was clear, and it seems the whole season has been leading up to this.
Stellar win streaks from both squads have propelled their momentum all season. A season-best 14 from the Seminoles would be a mark any team would be proud to accomplish. Tech ran a win streak up to a nation-leading 17 games before falling victim to Pitt on the road.
Can Virginia Tech bounce back from a poor game one and two performance and defeat the Seminoles?
Virginia Tech Lineup:
Game 3 Starters ⬇️#Hokies🥎 pic.twitter.com/Kf3ZWKCqMg
— Virginia Tech Softball (@HokiesSoftball) May 4, 2025
First Inning
FSU snags an early 1-0 advantage.
Second Inning
The 'Noles add two more runs to go up 3-0, however Tech fires back with two more runs. Hokies trail 3-2.
Third Inning
FSU adds another run to go up 4-2, yet Tech keeps the lead trimmed with a run of its own. The Seminoles lead 4-3.
Fourth Inning
The Hokies tie the game at 4-4, Tech has shown impressive resolve to come back.
Fifth Inning
Tech adds an impressive three runs to stamp their authority. Hokies lead 7-4.
Sixth Inning
FSU adds two runs to make it a one-score game, yet. impressively Tech responds again. Hokies up 8-6 heading into the last inning.
Seventh Inning
THe Hokies hold on and win 8-6.
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Connor is a recent graduate from the esteemed Sports Media and Analytics program at Virginia Tech. He first found himself writing for recruiting database Rivals.com for just about two years before moving to Virginia Tech On SI. Connor has interviewed some of the highest-ranking members of Virginia Tech Athletics and looks to one day be a full-time writer covering Manchester United, his favorite soccer team.