The Yellow Jackets have sold out their final four regular-season contests in O’Keefe Gymnasium
THE FLATS – No. 10 Georgia Tech volleyball (13-4, 6-2 ACC) has sold out tickets for its final four home matches of the regular season.
Selling out this weekend’s slate against Boston College (Friday) and Syracuse (Sunday) along with two following contests against No. 2 Louisville (Nov. 11) and Florida State (Nov. 26), the Yellow Jackets have sold out all 13 home matches in O’Keefe Gymnasium this season.
Although general admission tickets have been sold out, 200 tickets remain available for Georgia Tech students with free admission at the door on a first-come, first-served basis. A valid BuzzCard must be displayed in order for students to receive a ticket to the match.
The 13 sellouts mark the most on record in program history. Having built a tradition of playing in front of sold-out crowds with 11 sellouts a season ago, Georgia Tech will have sold out 24 of the last 29 matches on The Flats by the regular season’s end.
On top of the sellout crowds, in the White and Gold’s first match in McCamish Pavilion in program history earlier this season, the Yellow Jackets drew a record crowd of 3,418. The total nearly tripled O’Keefe Gymnasium’s capacity and topped every attendance number on the road this season by almost 1,000 or more.
As a unit, Georgia Tech is currently second in the ACC in both kills per set (13.74) and assists per set (12.67). The Yellow Jackets are also sitting in fourth in the league in hitting percentage (.257).
Individually, senior outside hitter Julia Bergmann continues to lead the ACC in kills per set (5.28) and points per set (5.92) as she’s fourth in the NCAA in both. The decorated attacker also recently climbed deeper into the Tech record books as she moved to fifth all time in career aces (149) and ninth in program history in career kills (1,497).
Tech has won 71 of its last 87 matches dating back to 2019. The Yellow Jackets have also won 42 of their last 48 matches at home in O’Keefe Gymnasium, earning the program’s 300th win inside the raucous arena earlier this season.
