LIVE Updates: Virginia Tech Hokies vs Clemson Baseball, Game Two Score

Live Score Updates for game two of Virginia Tech vs Clemson

Blacksburg, VA — Owen Petrich loads to throw to first base against Clemson in game 1, 2026. | Virginia Tech Athletic

M9, Clemson leads 1-0:

Working around a pair of walks, Ethan Grim tossed another scoreless frame. Virginia Tech will need a run to stay alive in this one, two to win in regulation.

E8, Clemson leads 1-0:

Virginia Tech goes down in order in the eighth. They are hitless since the third.

M8, Clemson leads 1-0:

Working around a two-out walk, Ethan Grim set the side down scoreless.

E7, Clemson leads 1-0:

Virginia Tech went down in order in the seventh inning.

M7, Clemson leads 1-0:

Ethan Grim took the mound after Logan Eisenreich surrendered a leadoff single. He induced a double play before allowing a single and ending the frame with a critical strikeout to keep the Hokies within one.

E6, Clemson leads 1-0:

After a one-out HBP, Nick Locurto grounded into an inning-ending double play for the second consecutive 1-2-3 inning of the day.

M6, Clemson leads 1-0:

Logan Eisenreich put up yet another scoreless frame, setting the side down while working around a two-out single. He's at his career high ninth strikeout as well and a career high 84 pitches. I expect his day to be done after that.

E5, Clemson leads 1-0:

Clemson went to a new arm in Ariston Veasey, and he set the side down in order after striking out Henry Cooke to end the frame.

M5, Clemson leads 1-0:

After poking a leadoff single into right, Clemson used small-ball to get Jarren Purify over to third with one out. Logan Eisenreich escaped the jam, inducing a pop out and a fly out to end the frame and keep the game within one.

E4, Clemson leads 1-0:

A leadoff walk for Pete Daniel was followed by a wild pitch and an error, putting him on third with one out. The Hokies weren't able to scratch him across, as Sam Gates and Owen Petrich both went down quietly to end the frame.

M4, Clemson leads 1-0:

Eisenreich tossed his best inning of the game, setting the side down in order and striking out a pair of batters. He's at 8 strikeouts now, tying his career high. With 67 pitches on the afternoon, he should be back out for the fifth.

E3, Clemson leads 1-0:

The Hokies put together a two-out rally to load the bases for Hudson Lutterman, but he couldn't scratch a run across after a lineout to left field.

M3, Clemson leads 1-0:

A pair of one-out walks put runners on first and second for Clemson, where Tyler Lichtenberger poked a two-out RBI single into right field, giving Clemson a 1-0 lead after the top of the third. Logan Eisenreich is at 55 pitches, I expect to see him again to start the fourth.

E2, Tied 0-0:

Working around a two-out walk, new Clemson arm Drew Titsworth struck out the side and kept the Hokies off the board in the second.

M2, Tied 0-0:

After striking out the first two batters he faced, Logan Eisenreich surrendered a pair of two-out base knocks, putting runners on second and third with two away. He was able to work his way out of the jam, striking out Jackson Moore to end the inning. He's at five strikeouts through two innings.

E1, Tied 0-0:

After a one-out single from Ethan Gibson, both Henry Cooke and Ethan Ball went down quietly, ending the frame.

M1, Tied 0-0:

Following a leadoff single from Jarren Purify, Logan Eisenreich bounced back to set the next three batters down in order to keep the Tigers off the board.

Pregame

Blacksburg, VA — Virginia Tech is looking to secure the weekend series against Clemson after a decisive 5-1 victory in game one.

Here's how the Hokies will line up.

SP — Logan Eisenreich

1. Sam Grube - RF
2. Ethan Gibson - 1B
3. Henry Cooke - C
4. Ethan Ball - 2B
5. Hudson Lutterman - DH
6. Nick Locurto - LF
7. Pete Daniel - SS
8. Sam Gates - CF
9. Owen Petrich - 3B