In Duke’s final contest before the ACC Tournament, the team’s ninth consecutive victory was accompanied by a slew of personal milestones.
Coming off a 14-6 win against Davidson that snapped a three-game losing streak, No. 9 Duke will finish its regular season against Ohio State.
Rutgers has the worst record of any of Duke's opponents this year but is deceptively good.
Halting a three-game losing streak, No. 9 Duke finished its regular-season road schedule with a 14-6 win against Davidson.
Duke senior Jake Tripucka won the ACC’s Offensive Player of the Week award after putting up a career-high seven points in the Blue Devils’ 19-16 win against Virginia Friday.
Concluding a three-game road swing, No. 9 Duke heads to Richardson Stadium Wednesday for a non-conference game against Davidson at 6 p.m.
The Blue Devils went into halftime scoreless and finished the game with their season-low in goals with just four against No. 4 Northwestern.
The goals kept coming and coming, but when the dust settled Duke emerged with a tight victory against Virginia.
Trying to avoid a third consecutive loss, the Blue Devils will travel to Evanston, Ill. this weekend to take on perennial powerhouse Northwestern.
Winless in conference play, the Cavaliers hope to snap their five-game losing skid against the No. 8 Blue Devils Friday at Koskinen Stadium.
Dan Wigrizer has likely played his final collegiate game for Duke.
Duke’s second-half surge exposed High Point’s inexperience on both ends of the field and propelled the Blue Devils to a 17-6 victory at Koskinen Stadium.
No. 5 Duke will look to bounce back this weekend in Chestnut Hill, Mass. against the Eagles, after dropping a heartbreaking 12-11 contest in overtime to then-No. 3 North Carolina last Thursday.
High Point will make the short trip to Durham Friday to take on the No. 9 Blue Devils—the first ranked opponent on its schedule—for the first time in program history.
Duke hasn't lost a game since Kyle Turri took over the starting goaltender job.
In a back-and-forth battle, the No. 12 Blue Devils edged Harvard 12-11 Saturday.
Makenzie Hommel had a good look at the goal in the closing seconds, but the Tar Heels defeated Duke 12-11 in a matchup of top-5 teams.
No. 12 Duke will travel to Cambridge, Mass. Saturday to take on Harvard, where fifth-year senior Dan DiMaria will square off against his alma mater.
