Yoder is wrapping up his second season with the Hokies after redshirting his first year due to an injury.  The Enola, Pa. native only saw action in 2.1 innings over his six appearances, but five of the seven outs he got came via the strike out.  Yoder was a stand out in his time at East Pennsboro High School as he was the No. 5 overall recruit, and No. 2 ranked pitcher, in the Pennsylvania class of 2016 according to Perfect Game.  He used his entire 6-5 frame to be a four-year varsity letter winner and had a 7-2 record in his senior season with a career ERA under 2.00 and over 125 strikeouts.  His toughness didn’t go unnoticed even on the football field as he was named an All-Conference linebacker during his senior season.