It’s been one heck of a season, and there’s more to go.
When our women’s soccer beats wrote their season predictions in August, they were hesitantly optimistic about Robbie Church’s last year as head coach of the program. They were excited about another year of Kat Rader, but nervous about overall success, given Duke’s lackluster 2023 run. This time last year, the Blue Devils were looking at a season that ended after a short stab at the ACC tournament.
Rader, however, suffered an injury in late August that has kept her off the field all season. Even in her absence, the Blue Devils won the regular-season ACC title and have been coasting at No. 1 in the nation for a month.
You can read more about what the Blue Devils will face in the ACC tournament in our preview, but here’s all our coverage of this historic season so far.
Game coverage
- 1-0 loss at Ohio State
- 3-0 win at Nebraska
- 1-0 win vs. No. 2 North Carolina
- 5-0 win vs. East Tennessee State
- 7-0 win vs. Missouri
- 3-1 win at Clemson
- 3-0 win vs. SMU
- 3-1 win vs. No. 25 Virginia
- 3-1 win vs. Louisville
- 4-1 win at No. 7 Stanford
- 2-1 win at No. 17 Cal
- 7-0 win vs. Boston College
- 3-3 tie vs. No. 7 Notre Dame
- 2-0 win at No. 2 Wake Forest (ACC regular season title)
- 3-2 win at No. 8 North Carolina
Blue Zone content
- Blast from the past: Duke women's soccer's win against North Carolina mirrors historic game 30 years prior
- Blue Devil of the Week: Maggie Graham scores game-winner to lead Duke women's soccer against No. 2 North Carolina
- Blast from the past: Duke women's soccer makes first national final
- Blue Devil of the Week: Sophomore Mia Oliaro makes history for Duke women's soccer
Feature content
- In his final season leading Duke women's soccer, Robbie Church looks to make a difference one last time
- 'A sense of trust': The year-long story behind Duke women's soccer's rise to No. 1
This will be updated as the Blue Devils make their postseason run.
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