“Virginia Tech Welcomes Key Recruits to Campus for Spring Visits”
Virginia Tech continues its spring recruiting push as the Hokies welcome a group of top prospects to campus today, despite it being a Monday. The team’s spring camp may be winding down, but the recruiting efforts are still in full swing. Visits are an essential part of the process, and the Hokies are making sure they keep the momentum going.
One standout visitor is four-star defensive end Elijah Littlejohn, who will return to Blacksburg after a standout performance at the Under Armour Next Camp in Charlotte this past weekend. Littlejohn, a 2026 recruit from West Mecklenburg High School in North Carolina, has quickly become a highly sought-after talent. With nearly 30 scholarship offers, including from top-tier programs like Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and NC State, Littlejohn has been busy touring major football programs. His only official visit so far is scheduled for NC State, but his return to Virginia Tech shows the growing interest in the Hokies’ program.
In addition to Littlejohn, four-star defensive end/linebacker recruit Tyson Harley from Gonzaga High School in Washington, D.C., will also be visiting Virginia Tech. Harley, standing at 6-foot-4 and 215 pounds, is highly regarded in recruiting circles and holds over 20 offers from top programs such as Georgia, LSU, Michigan, Penn State, and Texas A&M. Although he has yet to schedule any official visits, his trip to Virginia Tech marks an important step in the recruiting process, as the Hokies look to continue building relationships with high-profile players.
These visits come at a crucial time for Virginia Tech, as the program works to strengthen its recruiting efforts heading into the upcoming seasons. With such high-caliber talent showing interest, it’s clear that Virginia Tech is making a strong impression, even in the midst of spring camp. The Hokies are hoping to secure some big commitments as they continue to build their roster for the future.