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Photo Gallery: Wake Forest earns first ACC win at Virginia Tech

Piper Saunders and Will Kunisaki
October 7, 2025
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Jaden Keller (24) jogs onto the field during Virginia Tech’s “Enter Sandman” entrance.
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Piper Saunders
Piper Saunders, Multimedia Director

Piper Saunders is a junior from Boone, N.C., majoring in religion. She is a member of Two Cities College and a student worker in the religious studies department. Outside of the newsroom, Piper enjoys reading, hiking and traveling.