💪 Swarming Success

Welcome to The Tech Way, a newsletter fueled by Student-Athlete NIL (SANIL) for Georgia Tech’s collective The Tech Way.

In today’s content:
- Early spring wins 🤩
- Records shattered 🏊
+ So much more 💪

⚾ Jackets kick off homestand with 4-game series vs. Marshall

🏅 Golf finishes 4th at Watersound Invitational

🏐 Mogridge invited to USA Volleyball Program

🥎 Jackets return to Mewborn for I-75 Challenge

🎾 Women’s Tennis opens ACC play this weekend

📢 Foster named to Coach of the Year Watchlist

🐝 STUNG EM’

Baseball (4-0) stayed dominant on the mound, shutting down Georgia Southern (3-1) after the third inning for a 5-3 win Tuesday night (READ MORE).

Tech Softball (8-3) achieved its second shutout of the season after downing the Trojans of Troy (7-4) 8-0 on the road on Wednesday night (READ MORE).

Swim kicked off the ACC Championships with a gold medal performance from sophomore diver Max Fowler, who claimed first place in the men’s 3-meter event with a personal best score of 421.90 (READ MORE).

💪 JACKETS ON TOP

Tech wrapped up day two of the ACC Championships with a program record in the women's 200 freestyle relay and a silver medal from senior Berke Saka (READ MORE).

🏀 STARTING FIVE

Men’s Basketball (13-13) hits the road to face the Boston College Eagles (11-15) in a Saturday showdown:

• The Eagles return to the court after a 54-36 victory over Virginia Tech on Tuesday

• The Tuesday triumph was historic for BC, allowing the fewest points in an ACC game in program history

• Boston College sits at 3-12 in ACC play and holds a home advantage record of 8-7

• Sophomore guard, Donald Hand Jr., has earned ACC Player of the Week honors twice this season

• In Tuesday's game, forward Jayden Hastings posted a team-high five rebounds

• The Eagles average 71 points per game, led by Hand with 428 points and Chad Venning with 322 on the season

No. 19 Women’s Basketball (21-5) is lacing up with the Florida State Seminoles (20-6) with home-court advantage in Atlanta on Sunday:

• Florida State holds a strong conference record of 10-4 and secured a clutch ACC dub over Miami (83-82) on Sunday

• Senior forward Makayla Timpson contributed 22 points to Sunday’s game, sinking the game-winner with 3.3 seconds remaining

• The Noles lead the nation in scoring at 90.8 points per game

• Ta'Niya Latson, a junior guard, leads the country with 26.2 points per game, and Makayla Timpson is tied for third nationally in blocks (81) and blocks per game (3.12)

• Timpson was named a top 10 finalist for the Katrina McClain Award and added to the Naismith Defensive Player of the Year Watchlist

• Ta'Niya Latson was also dubbed as one of the Top 10 candidates for the 2025 Ann Meyers Drysdale Award on Feb. 4th

🏊‍♀️ February 21-22 // Swim travels to Greensboro, NC for the ACC Championships

🥎 February 21 // Softball welcomes the Kentucky Wildcats at 2:30 ET

⚾ February 21 // Baseball hosts Marshall at 2:00 pm ET on ACC Network X

🎾 February 21 // Women’s Tennis travels to Virginia Tech at 3:00 pm ET

🥎 February 21 // Softball battles Coastal Carolina at home at 5:00 pm ET

🎾 February 22 // Men’s Tennis welcomes the UNCW Seahawks at 11:00 am ET

🏀 February 22 // Men’s Basketball suits up against Boston College at 2:00 pm ET on ACC Network

⚾ February 22 // Baseball welcomes Marshall at 2:00 pm ET on ACC Network X

🥎 February 22 // Softball matches up with Kentucky at home at 3:30 pm ET

🎾 February 22 // Men’s Tennis competes with The Citadel at home at 4:00 pm ET

🥎 February 22 // Softball faces Coastal Carolina at home at 6:00 pm ET

🏀 February 23 // Women’s Basketball laces up with Florida State at home at 4:00 pm ET on ACC Network X (Senior Day)

🥎 February 23 // Softball welcomes the Dayton Flyers at 11:00 am ET

🎾 February 23 // Women’s Tennis competes with Virginia on the road at 12:00 pm ET

⚾ February 23 // Baseball battles Marshall on home turf at 1:00 pm ET on ACC Network X

🥎 February 23 // Softball matches up with Dayton at home at 1:30 pm ET