Tech Earns No. 8 Seed at ACC Championships – Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

THE FLATS – Georgia Tech softball (26-21, 10-11 ACC) has earned the No. 8 seed at the 2025 ACC Championships in Brighton, Mass. The Yellow Jackets will face No. 9 seed Cal (35-18, 11-13 ACC) in the first round of the tournament on Wednesday, May 7 at approximately 11 a.m. on ACC Network.

The No. 8 seed Yellow Jackets will look to make back-to-back semifinal appearances for the first time since the 2009-2010 seasons, both of which saw Tech go on to defeat Florida State in the finals.

QUICK HITS: THE TEAM

• The regular season concluded with freshman Alyssa Willer leading the team in batting average (.362), on base percentage (.504), and slugging percentage (.649).
• Willer’s strong percentages through the 2025 season overall were on display against conference opponents as she finished the year ranked in the top-10 in the conference for slugging percentage (.755), on base percentage (.521), and on base plus slugging percentage (1.276) against ACC teams.
• Not only does Willer’s on base plus slugging percentage rank her within the top-10 of the ACC’s conference stats, but makes her one of three freshmen within the top-10 ranking.
• Gracyn Tucker remains one of Tech’s biggest threats on offense with a 138 at bats, 33 runs, 43 hits, five doubles, 12 home runs, 40 RBI, and 84 total bases.
• Both Tucker and Willer finished the regular season with six home runs against conference opponents.
• Tucker and Willer have each recorded three home runs this season during crucial match ups against top-25 teams.
• Junior Paige Vukadinovich helps drive Tech’s offense as well with a team high 46 runs and eight stolen bases, alongside nine doubles, 21 RBI, and 62 total bases.
• Vukadinovich is one of four Yellow Jackets to appearance in all 47 of Tech’s 2025 contests, with the other three being Grace Connelly, Emma Simon, and Tucker.
• With her two hits in the final game of the regular season against Clemson, Vukadinovich leads the Jackets in multi-hit home runs with 11 multi-hit games this season.
• The senior duo of Sophia Voyles and Kinsey Norton lead Tech’s pitching staff, Voyles with a 2.79 ERA, 113.0 innings pitched and 130 strikeouts and Norton with a 2.90 ERA, 56 strikeouts, and 67.2 innings pitched.
• Voyles leads the Jackets in wins (11), game starts (22), game appearances (29), and opposing batting average (.219).
• Sydnie Watts has worked her way to become one of Tech’s starting pitchers as she has made 16 overall appearances in her freshman campaign, with 12 of those games being…