Carleigh Wenzel brings poise, versatility, and a fierce competitive edge to the court as one of the most dynamic guards in the ACC. Known for her smart decision making and ability to score from anywhere, Wenzel has grown into a reliable playmaker who fuels the tempo for Virginia Tech. Her blend of confidence, creativity, and leadership makes her a key piece of the Hokies future and a fan favorite who thrives in big game moments.

Emma Mazzarone arrived in Blacksburg as one of the most decorated dual sport athletes in the country. A standout pitcher and power hitter with elite command, Mazzarone dominated high school competition and earned national recognition for her work ethic, consistency, and clutch performances. Now a rising star for Virginia Tech Softball, she brings toughness, precision, and an unmistakable competitive fire that fits perfectly within the Hokie tradition of excellence.

Kemari Copeland is a high flying, high energy playmaker who has quickly become one of the most electric athletes in Lane Stadium. With elite speed, explosive acceleration, and natural ball skills, Copeland has shown the ability to change a game the moment the ball is in his hands. His instinct, athleticism, and relentless drive give the Hokies a dynamic weapon with a very bright future and a ceiling that continues to rise.

Aiden Robertson is a talented right-handed pitcher for Virginia Tech Baseball, known for his poise on the mound, strong command, and steadily rising velocity. A standout recruit with a reputation for competitiveness and work ethic, Robertson has continued to develop within the Hokies’ program, contributing depth and upside to the pitching staff. His dedication to refining his mechanics and expanding his repertoire reflects his commitment to excelling in the ACC, while his leadership and team-first attitude make him a respected presence both on and off the field.

Ali Diaby is a sprinter for Virginia Tech Hokies men’s track and field program, originally from Tolland, Connecticut. hokiesports.com+1 A former student at Central Connecticut State University, he transferred to Virginia Tech, where he has emerged as one of the school’s top sprinters — posting personal-best times such as 20.63 s in the 200 m (May 2025) and 6.66 s in the 60 m indoors. Off the track, he majored in Public Health while at Virginia Tech.