Addie Wilhoit, a middle infielder from Tennessee High in Bristol committed on September 11. Extra Innings called her “one of the most well-rounded athletes in the Southeast...“Wilhoit’s athleticism, focus, and game sense make her a defensive asset…while her disciplined, gap-to-gap hitting approach continues to produce results against elite competition. With her multi-sport background and competitive mindset, she’s built for long-term success and projects as a major contributor at the next level.” Chloe Wools, an outfielder from Tuscarora High School, committed on 9/21. "Chloe, , was named the 2025 Class 4 Player of the Year by the Virginia High School League. She is ranked as the #4 outfielder in the Class of 2027 (tied for #10 overall) by Extra Innings Softball who describes her as "a powerful athletic outfielder who is considered one of the best lefty power hitters in her age group. During her Summer season last year, she put up monster stats by hitting .573, with a .608 on base percentage with 94 total hits including 16 doubles, 11 triples and seven home runs while scoring 83 times, stealing 26 bases and only striking out five times in 164 at-bats." Mackenzie “MJ” Melvin, a middle infielder from Bishop O’Connell High School in Arlington, VA, committed to the Hokies on 10/18. MJ was named the Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association Co-Player of the year as a sophomore after hitting .596 as a leadoff batter for the Knights with an on-base percentage of .712.Those numbers helped Bishop O’Connell to an undefeated season and their 13th consecutive state title. MJ was ranked #26 in Line Drive’s Top 100 rankings in July, 2024. Her travel ball coach described MJ as “versatile” and as “a rockstar…Her combination of speed and power is truly special and MJ is a high character kid who is humble and a great teammate. MJ is a joy to coach and watch compete! Her growth this past year has been remarkable.” Add Lexi Lind to the mix and it sounds like 2027 is shaping up to be an outstanding class. Let's Go Hokies!!!!